The Official Singles Chart has been set ablaze this week as Tame Impala—the psych-pop powerhouse led by Kevin Parker—reaches unchartered territory. His latest single, "Dracula," has skyrocketed nine places to land at Number 3, marking the Australian artist's first-ever UK Top 10 accolade. The track’s meteoric rise has been fueled by a viral remix featuring BLACKPINK’s JENNIE, blending Parker’s signature production with K-pop royalty to create a global phenomenon that is now eyeing the very top of the standings.
While Tame Impala chases the summit, the Number 1 spot remains under the iron grip of Sam Fender and Olivia Dean. Their BRIT Award-winning collaboration, "Rein Me In," continues its dominant run, clinching a sixth non-consecutive week at the peak.
It is a week defined by fresh milestones across the board. Dominic Fike is currently enjoying a remarkable career renaissance; his track "Babydoll" has become his second UK Top 10 hit, peaking at Number 8. Fike’s momentum doesn’t stop there, as "White Keys" also climbed six places to reach a personal best at Number 12. Meanwhile, Swedish pop star Zara Larsson continues her steady ascent, with "Midnight Sun" scaling the ladder to a new high of Number 16.
The spotlight also remains firmly on RAYE. Following the news of her first Number 1 album, her presence on the singles chart is equally formidable. "Click Clack Symphony" has risen seven spots to Number 11, while her former chart-topper "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!" surged back to Number 15. She also claims the week’s highest new entry with "I Know You’re Hurting" debuting at Number 22.
Rounding out the highlights, Ye (formerly Kanye West) has successfully inaugurated his new moniker with two Top 40 hits: "FATHER" featuring Travis Scott (27) and "ALL THE LOVE" (28). Not to be outdone, West London’s Central Cee secured his 35th Top 40 entry with "WAGWAN" at Number 31. Finally, classic vibes returned to the tally as Sean Paul and Keyshia Cole’s "(When You Gonna) Give It Up To Me" climbed to Number 26, proving that some hits simply never go out of style.
