Snelle and Maan dance their way to Number 1 for a second consecutive week with “Blijven Slapen”

Dutch singers Snelle and Maan enter a second consecutive week at Number 1 with their disco-infused “Blijven Slapen”. The single is aided by their recent performances on the hugely successful livestream concert show The Streamers alongside other popular Dutch singers. During the live show, Maan sung a highly acclaimed cover of Andrea Bocelli’s “Vivo Per Lei” with Nick Schilder. Snelle and Maan fight off competition from Nathan Evans his “Wellerman (Remix)”, which eyes a third week atop the chart. Dua Lipa also could be looking at another Number 1-record with “We’re Good” steadily in third place.

Snelle and Maan are not the only Dutch singers with success on this list, duo-and-lovers Suzan & Freek enter the Top 10 with “Goud”. The song is their fifth Top 10-entry on this list, following big successes such as “De Overkant” and their debut “Als Het Avond Is”. Suzan & Freek previously scored a Number 1-hit with “Blauwe Dag” in 2019, which went on to become one of the highest-scoring Dutch songs of all time. Suzan & Freek are surely looking at another success story, as “Goud” peaks at Number 9 this week.

The highest debut of the week is scored by Justin Bieber, Daniel Caesar and Giveon at Number 19. The song its entry is aided by the release of Justin Biebers newest album “Justice”. Although the Canadian pop star has scored numerous hits in the 2010s – five Number 1s and eighteen Top 10s –, his latest songs have varied between mildly successful to disastrous flops. Justin Bieber seems to have found his groove back, as his new song “Peaches” starts off incredibly strong. His other song “Hold On” is also boosted by the album release, as it jumps to Number 15 this week.

This week its Top 40 sees three other entries. Pop icon Miley Cyrus enters at Number 29 with her new song “Angels Like You”. The song follows the platinum-certified “Prisoner”, which peaked at Number 2, and the acclaimed Number 1-record “Midnight Sky”. At Number 34, Rag’N’Bone Man enters with “All You Ever Wanted”. The single is the singer’s fourth Top 40-entry on this chart. At Number 39, we meet the Purple Disco Machine and the music group Sophie and the Giants. They debut with “Hypnotized”, which has already amassed over 100 million streams on Spotify.

To celebrate the release of her seventh studio album “Chemtrails over the Country Club”, I decided to take a look at Lana Del Rey her chart history on my list. The American artist first debuted with “Video Games”, which was met with critical acclaim and listed as one of the most influential songs of the 2010s. On my list, “Video Games” became Lana her first charting-song, ultimately peaking at Number 3. More success followed, including the Top 10-hits “Born To Die” and “High By The Beach”. Her best-scoring release is her only Number 1-single “Summertime Sadness” which was remixed by Cedric Gervais and amassed over 80,000 points. To see a list of Lana Del Rey her highest-scoring songs, see the list below my chart.