29th March, 2019 - 4th April, 2019

My Favourite Songs, Albums and Artists of All Time: https://crownnote.com/charts/gameskiller01/my-favourite-songs-of-all-time

Top albums of the week:

1) Dave - 'PSYCHODRAMA' (=)
2) Ariana Grande - 'thank u, next' (=)
3) Logic - 'Supermarket (Soundtrack)' (Debut)
4) AJ Tracey - 'AJ Tracey' (-1)
5) Post Malone - 'beerbongs & bentleys' (-1)

A month after 'PSYCHODRAMA' came out and it is still holding onto the top spots of both charts - the album and track 'Lesley' both reign for a 4th consecutive week on their respective charts. This now puts 'Lesley' as the joint 4tth longest running #1 ever, or joint 3rd longest consecutive. 'God is a woman' takes the top spot on both, with 10 non-consecutive (9 consecutive) weeks at #1. 'Havana' is 2nd for non-consecutive with 8 weeks, but has the same as 'Lesley' for consecutive. 'Expectations' managed 6 consecutive weeks, while 'FRIENDS' and 'She Loves Control' both managed 4 consecutive weeks. Dave also manages to climb to #2 with 'Location', and he still holds 4 tracks in the Top 10 as 'Streatham' is at #7 and 'Screwface Capital' is at #9.

Lewis Capaldi continues to do well as he now has 2 simultaneous Top 5 hits; 'Grace' climbs 1 to #4 and 'Someone You Loved' climbs 2 to #5. Logic also manages to get his 9th Top 10 as 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' climbs 7 places from its #15 debut last week to reach #8. 'God is a woman' falls to its lowest ever position (excluding its debut of #34) of #10 on its 37th week in the Top 10, which means that it has now charted in every single position in the Top 10, something only 'Bloodstream' had managed before. 'So Am I' holds at #11, while AJ Tracey's tracks both climb 1 place to #12 and #13. The highest debut of the week comes from Zara Larsson with 'Don't Worry Bout Me' at #15, her highest chart entry so far, beating the #30 peak of 'Ruin My Life'.

Logic's new 'Supermarket (Soundtrack)' makes a smaller impact on my chart this week, seeing debuts at #18, #34 and #40, bringing Logic's total chart entries up to 25. This album has a much lesser impact than most of Logic's since it's not really a rap album, and more of a blend of rock, indie and country with some hip-hop mixed in. 'Baby', the highest of the bunch, has the best rap verses of the album in my opinion. Sigma & Louisa debut at #23 with 'Here We Go Again', while Lauv & Troye Sivan's 'i'm so tired...' finally makes an entry on my charts, new at #30. Post's '92 Explorer' climbs 2 places to #26 on its 49th week on the chart, and 'Fashion Week' climbs 6 places to #33 on its 2nd week. Finally, Jax Jones & Martin Solveig's 'All Day and Night' debuts at #37, and The Chainsmokers' 'Kills You Slowly' debuts at #39.

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Notable events:

• Dave's 'PSYCHODRAMA' leads the albums chart for a 4th consecutive week; Logic's 'Supermarket (Soundtrack)' debuts at #3
• Dave's 'Lesley' also leads the singles chart for a 4th consecutive week, now the joint 4th longest running #1 ever
• 'Location' climbs to #2, and Dave still holds 4 of the Top 10
• Lewis Capaldi's 'Grace' and 'Someone You Loved' climb to new peaks of #4 and #5
• Logic's 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' is the highest climber of the week, up 7 to reach the Top 10 at #8
• AJ Tracey's 'Ladbroke Grove' and 'Butterflies' climb to new peaks of #12 and #13
• Zara Larsson's 'Don't Worry Bout Me' is the highest debut at #15, her highest ever chart entry
• 'Supermarket (Soundtrack)' sees 3 chart entries at #18, #34 and #40
• 'Here We Go Again' debuts at #23 and 'i'm so tired...' finally debuts at #30
• 'Fashion Week' is another big climber, up 6 to #33
• 'All Day and Night' debuts at #37 and 'Kills You Slowly' debuts at #39

Early predictions for next week's Top 10 (new entries to the Top 10 in bold):

Dropouts (notable dropouts in bold):