The Scott Music Report: April 7, 2017

Drake logs a second week at number one with "Passionfruit", the second single lifted from the Canadian rapper's pretentiously named "playlist" project, More Life (2017). The track becomes Drake's seventh number one following 2010's "Find Your Love", 2011's "What's My Name?" with Rihanna, 2013's "Hold On, We're Going Home" with Majid Jordan, 2015's "Hotline Bling", and 2016's "Work" with Rihanna and "One Dance" with Wizkid & Kyla. The song keeps off Jax Jones and Raye's "You Don't Know Me", which logs a second week in the runner up position. Climbing at number three is Clean Bandit's collaboration with Swedish pop sensation Zara Larsson, "Symphony". Rounding off the top five is Lorde's "Green Light" holding at number four and Kendrick Lamar's "HUMBLE." becoming the week's hot shot debut at number five. 

At six, Kygo and Selena Gomez's "It Ain't Me" drops three places, while Anne-Marie drops one place to seven with "Ciao Adios". At number eight, Bruno Mars' climbs two places with "That's What I Like", while Calvin Harris' superstar collaboration with Frank Ocean and Migos "Slide" drops to number nine. Closing out the top ten is Little Mix and Machine Gun Kelly with "No More Sad Songs", who eye up a potential fifth number one single following 2012's "Wings", 2015's "Black Magic", 2016's "Shout Out To My Ex", and January 2017's "Touch". 

Elsewhere on the chart, there are a further nine new entries logged this week following Kendrick Lamar's impressive top five debut. Calvin Harris enters at number sixteen with "Heatstroke" featuring Ariana Grande, Pharrell Williams, and Young Thug", followed by David Guetta, Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne at number seventeen with "Light My Body Up". Gorillaz also return at number twenty one with "Saturn Barz" featuring Popcaan and Cheat Codes enter at thirty five with "No Promises" featuring Demi Lovato. There's further debuts from Goldfrapp, Disciples, All Time Low, High Contrast, and Hey Violet. Mura Masa and Charli XCX log the week's biggest climber at number forty with "1 Night", which climbs fifty five places this week from last week's ninty five.