This again?<\/p>\n
1. HUNTR\/X – “Golden”<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n “Golden” gets a ninth week at number one after a four week interruption by Olivia Dean and Taylor Swift. There are still two other HUNTR\/X tracks in the chart, with “How It’s Done” at 10 and “What It Sounds Like” at 13. Streaming of the soundtrack album is up again (possibly because of the school half term), so “Golden” still hasn’t been hit by the downweighting ACR rule, even though it’s been in the chart since July. The Olivia Dean track has<\/em> been hit by ACR at this point, but “Golden” would have beaten it anyway.<\/p>\n Taylor Swift still has tracks at 2, 4 and 8. We also have three by Olivia Dean (6, 7 and 22), three by Sabrina Carpenter (15, 21 and 29), two by Sam Fender (14 and 38), and two by Sombr (24 and 35). In fact, there are only five different lead artists in the top 10, and eleven in the top 20. This doesn’t feel entirely healthy. If you confined each lead artist to one track, the number 40 song this week would be “Come Find Me” by MK & Clementine Douglas<\/a>, which is the official number 60. Except… that version of the top 40 would also include “Iris” by the Goo Goo Dolls (official number 48), “Mr Brightside” by the Killers (number 51), and “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac (number 58). Hmm.<\/p>\n 5. Dave & Tems – “Raindance”
\n10. Dave & James Blake – “History”<\/a>
\n11. Dave & Kano – “Chapter 16”<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n