Taylor Swift Tops the Chart as Jamie Miller and Ashe Reach Top Five

October 10, 2026

Taylor Swift extends her reign atop the Official Singles Chart for a second consecutive week with “Patient Zero,” shaping another vibrant chapter in chart action. Holding firm at Number 1, the track fends off intense competition from rising stars as well as established chart veterans alike.

Jamie Miller, the Welsh singer-songwriter, pushes “Babydoll” into the Top 5 for the very first time today, as the hit continues its momentum. Leaping three positions to Number 3, it secures Miller’s best chart position to date.
Trailing closely, Ashe keeps climbing with “Stop The Wedding!”. The hypnotic single vaults six spots to a fresh peak of Number 4, marking her first top-five appearance since breaking into the Top 10 last month.

This week’s top new entry arrives from Noah Kahan, with “Draw You Out” entering at Number 16. Serving as the lead preview for the upcoming The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping soundtrack, the track becomes the US singer-songwriter’s 11th Top 40 single. Elsewhere, “Willing and Able,” taken from his Number 1 album The Great Divide, rises to a new high of Number 20.

Canadian mega-star Drake bags three new Top 40 entries today, all drawn from the expanded edition of his 2026 album HABIBTI. “Solar Eclipse” featuring Don Toliver leads at Number 22, followed by “Quebec” at Number 27 and “Cold Shoulder” featuring Don Toliver and Yebba at Number 36.

A number of artists celebrate their first Top 40 moment this week. German DJ Kolter rockets 20 spots to Number 29 with “Hey Everybody (Back In The Dance)”, while GENER8ION and Yung Lean both notch their first Top 40 hit with “STORM II”, leaping 36 spots to Number 37. UK rap heavyweight Morrisson also makes his Top 40 debut as “COS OF YOU” lands at Number 40.

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.