Well, it’s a busy week for albums, at least.<\/p>\n
1. \u00a0Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber – “I Don’t Care”<\/strong><\/p>\n Two weeks. \u00a0Since last week, we’ve established that Sheeran’s upcoming album is entitled “No 6 Collaborations Project”, which goes some way towards explaining what Bieber is doing here – commercially, at any rate, because he sure isn’t adding much creatively. \u00a0The title refers back to his self-released 2011 album “No 5 Collaborations Project” (numbers 1-4 apparently being earlier EPs, though his discography lists seven earlier EPs, so you may picture me here shrugging and moving on). \u00a0It heads up a top 4 made up entirely of records that reached number 1, which “Old Town Road”, “Someone You Loved” and “Vossi Bop” still hanging around – “Old Town Road” is actually still growing, despite being shoved aside by Sheeran.<\/p>\n Lewis Capaldi<\/b>‘s first charting single\u00a0“Grace”<\/strong>\u00a0has been hanging around for a while, but vaults from 28 to 9 on the release of parent album “Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent”\u00a0<\/strong>(I know), which goes straight to number one. \u00a0The single’s previous peak was 21. “Someone You Loved” climbs 4-3, and “Hold Me While You Wait” climbs 8-5, giving him the maximum three songs on the singles chart, all in the top 40 – though for once, they’re all song that were on the top 40 already. \u00a0It goes without saying that without the three-song cap, we’d be swimming in Lewis Capaldi tracks this week.<\/p>\n “All Day & Night” by Jax Jones & Martin Solveig featuring Madison Beer<\/strong> climbs 11-10, having taken four painful weeks to get here from number 14. \u00a0It’s Jones’s fifth top ten hit, and Solveig’s second (to go with 2015’s “Intoxicated”). \u00a0“What I Like About You” by Jonas Blue featuring Theresa Rex<\/strong> climbs 19-16, but there’s not much to say about that.<\/p>\n 17. \u00a0Tyler, the Creator – “Earfquake”<\/strong>
\n30. \u00a0Tyler, the Creator – “I Think”<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n