This feat marks the highest position the track has reached to date for both HUGEL and Imael Angel. It also serves as a significant personal milestone for dance vocalist Ultra Naté, whose previous best UK placing was the iconic 1997 hit “Free,” which reached No. 4. After twenty-nine years, she has eclipsed that milestone with Movin’ To The Sun.
In between the trio and the summit sits the collaboration between Sam Fender and Olivia Dean, “Rein Me In.” The song maintains its grip on the top, extending its record as the longest-running Number 1 single in UK chart history with its 23rd non-consecutive week at the summit.
Down a notch in the top five, STELLA LEFTY’s “Boston” edges up one place to claim a new high at No. 4.
Sienna Spiro continues to build on strong chart activity, as “Great Expectation” rises two spots to land at No. 5. Spiro also displays broader momentum across the chart, with “Die On This Hill” rebounding to No. 15 and the new single “Pure” debuting at No. 40, giving her a sixth UK Top 40 hit.
Irish rock outfit Fontaines D.C. record their highest UK chart position to date with “Marianne,” which leaps 41 places to No. 19, easily surpassing their previous peak set by 2025’s “It’s Amazing To Be Young.”
Following a recent appearance at London’s All Points East festival, Audrey Hobert achieves a career-best as “Sue me” climbs five spots to No. 21. Noah Kahan’s “Orbiter” also rises to a new high at No. 31, while US singer-songwriter Ashe secures her second UK Top 40 entry with “Stop The Wedding!” entering at No. 38.
