Camila Cabello's Havana holds #1 for third week

Debuts for Bebe Rexha, BTS and more!

It’s the third straight week at #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for Camila Cabello’s ‘Havana’.

In its sixth week in the top 50, NF’s chart debut ‘Let You Down’ climbs a further six spots to sit one spot outside of the top ten at #11.

Jumping up seven spots at #16 in its fourth week in the chart, Rita Ora’s ‘Anywhere’ cracks the top 20 for the first time. It’s the British artist’s fifth top 20 in Australia.

In the week P!nk’s seventh album Beautiful Trauma returns to #1 for a fifth week, its title track moves up seven spots to claim a new peak at #25.

Further new peaks on this week’s chart come for Charlie Puth’s ‘How Long’ (#17), Lil Pump’s ‘Gucci Gang’ (#18), Lorde’s ‘Homemade Dynamite (Remix)’ (#23), David Guetta & Afrojack’s ‘Dirty Sexy Money’ (#34), Peking Duk’s ‘Let You Down’ (#37), Pnau’s ‘Go Bang’ (#42) and Imagine Dragon’s ‘Whatever It Takes’ (#49).

Debuts:

#26: Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line ‘Meant To Be’ – American artist Bebe Rexha teams up with country duo Florida Georgia Line for ‘Meant To Be’. The track becomes Rexha’s third top 50 entry as a lead artist, following on from the G-Eazy collaboraiton ‘Me, Myself & I’ (#19 Feb. ’16) and the Martin Garrix collaboration ‘In The Name Of Love’ (#8 Sept. ’16). It’s Florida Georgia Line’s first top 50 entry; they’re currently at #15 as featured artists on Hailee Steinfeld & Alesso’s ‘Let Me Go’.

#46: Clean Bandit Feat. Julia Michaels ‘I Miss You’ – British trio Clean Banditr take out their second top 50 entry for 2017 with ‘I Miss You’. The track features vocals by American singer-songwriter and recent ARIAs guest Julia Michaels. Like ‘Symphony’ (#4 May ’17), ‘I Miss You’ comes from Clean Bandits’ forthcoming second album.

#50: BTS Feat. Desiigner ‘Mic Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)’ – K-Pop group BTS make their Singles Chart debut with ‘Mic Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)’. The Desiigner-featured track is a remix by Steve Aoki of a track originally featured on BTS’ EP Love Yourself: 承 'Her' (#8 Sept. ’17).