Joseph's Hit 40

It debuted at #20 last week after less than 24 hours of availability, and this week, Martin Garrix & Troye Sivan's long awaited There For You climbs to become the second #1 single for both artists. It's Garrix's third top 10, following debut #3 hit Animals and his first #1 earlier this year, Scared to Be Lonely with Dua Lipa. Troye has a much more hefty top 10 total, with eight previous top 10s. Only WILD has hit #1 however, although both YOUTH and TALK ME DOWN peaked at #2 (behind Shawn Mendes' Stitches and One Direction's Perfect respectively). Troye's debut album, Blue Neighbourhood, also holds the title of longest running album in my album chart (with 82 weeks), as well as the most weeks at #1 (with 16).

Also new into this week's top 10 is Rita Ora, who makes her long awaited comeback with the Ed Sheeran-penned Your Song. Rita's scored four #1s in my chart before, with the first being 2012's How We Do (Party) and the second coming two years later in the form of I Will Never Let You Down. She also topped the chart alongside Iggy Azalea on Black Widow, and Charli XCX on Doing It. Your Song doesn't reach these heights but it does outpeak her last few hits, becoming her highest charting non-#1 track. Unfortunately her tally of #1s does not include debut single R.I.P., something of a chart regret!

The highest new entry this week comes from new British boyband The Shades, who I discovered when they supported The Tide on tour earlier this year. 24 Hours a Day was released last Friday (30th May) and enters at #4 this week for the four-piece, consisting of Mike, Rich, Tristan and Nathan. Speaking of concerts, I saw Shawn Mendes live on Thursday night, and there's a small impact for him in this week's chart, with both albums re-entering my album chart (Illuminate at #4 and Handwritten at #13), and There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back rebounding to #20. Expect a bigger impact next week!

Also this week, we see the chart debut of synthpop duo Great Good Fine OK, alongside boyband Before You Exit who scored a #33 hit with I Like That in 2013. Find Yourself debuts at #15, giving them a new personal best. Stormzy also makes his chart debut this week, alongside Little Mix on Power, new at #19. Chart veterans Carly Rae Jepsen, Frans and Reed Deming also notch up new hits this week, although all lower than what they're used to.