HUGEL, Imael Angel, and Ultra Naté Lead Official Charts Preview for Movin’ To The Sun

September 14, 2026

HUGEL, Imael Angel, and Ultra Naté have secured an early edge at the summit of the Official Chart First Look with their summery track “Movin’ To The Sun.” Drawing on initial sales data and early streaming figures, the track has climbed two places to occupy the top position, setting the stage for a tightly contested race come Friday’s final Official Singles Chart Top 100 against Sienna Spiro’s current chart-topper “Great Expectation,” which is presently positioned at Number 2.

The midweek snapshot highlights a number of notable shifts across the Top 10. Stella Lefty’s “Boston” advances by a single rung to Number 3, while Dua Lipa’s popular clip-to-catch track “Training Season” moves up two spots to Number 5. Sienna Spiro remains with two entries within the First Look Top 10, as her secondary release “Die On This Hill” climbs to Number 9.

Venturing further down the chart, several tunes are pushing toward fresh career highs. Californian singer-songwriter Alyssa Grace sees “bloodstream” rise by two positions to Number 12. Ella Langley’s “Be Her” experiences a notable leap, ascending six places within 48 hours to reach Number 27, while her other track “Choosin’ Texas” continues to sit comfortably inside the upper half of the leaderboard at Number 4.

New entrants and rising hits are also making their mark across the Top 40. Cloonee & Prospa look set to secure their second collaborative Top 40 single with “Good Girl” featuring Tristan Henry, which has climbed ten places to Number 37.

In addition, the week’s biggest jump on the First Look chart is achieved by German DJ and producer Kolter, who vaults 16 places to Number 38 with “Hey Everybody (Back In The Dance).” If the momentum persists through Friday, it could mark Kolter’s first Top 40 single in the UK.

The Official Chart First Look offers an early glimpse of the Top 40 ahead of Friday’s final UK singles chart announcement.

Clara Weiss

I write about music as a cultural signal, following the artists, scenes, releases, and movements that shape how people listen today. My work focuses on discovery, context, and the stories behind the sounds that travel beyond borders.