Ok-pop’s global dominance exhibits no indicators of slowing because the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack holds the highest spot on Australia’s ARIA Albums Chart for a second consecutive week (July 18-dated chart).
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The Netflix hit’s soundtrack additionally powers three tracks into the Singles Chart’s prime 10: “Golden” climbs to No. 2, “Your Idol” enters at No. 6, and “Soda Pop” debuts at No. 9.
Justin Bieber makes a powerful return with Swag, his seventh studio album and first launch since 2021’s Justice. The album debuts at No. 2 on the Albums Chart, whereas eight tracks land within the Singles High 50, led by “Daisies” at No. 3 — Bieber’s first prime 10 hit as a lead artist in Australia since 2021’s “Peaches.” His profession tally now contains 15 prime 10 singles as a lead artist, with eight No. 1s when together with collaborations.
Debuting at No. 3 is JackBoys 2 from Travis Scott and his Cactus Jack collective. It’s the follow-up to their self-titled debut, which peaked at No. 5 in 2020. Scott’s solo profession additionally contains two ARIA No. 1 albums: Astroworld (2018) and Utopia (2023).
Moist Leg’s sophomore effort Moisturizer bows at No. 4, following the British indie rock duo’s chart-topping debut in 2022. Rounding out the Albums High 5 is Lorde’s Virgin, which continues to carry out strongly after debuting earlier this month.
On the Singles Chart, Alex Warren’s “Abnormal” extends its reign at No. 1 for a seventeenth consecutive week. This ties it with The Child LAROI and Justin Bieber’s “Keep” (2021–2022) for the second-longest run on the summit in ARIA historical past. In contrast to “Keep,” which achieved its complete in two separate runs, “Abnormal” has maintained an unbroken streak.
Ok-pop icons BLACKPINK additionally return to the Singles Chart with “Soar” debuting at No. 12. The brand new launch marks their eighth prime 40 entry in Australia, becoming a member of earlier hits akin to “How You Like That” (No. 12, 2020) and “Pink Venom” (No. 1, 2022).