Harry’s Disco Reign Continues
For the second consecutive week, Harry Styles sits comfortably at Number 1 with Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. After shattering personal records during its debut—securing the biggest opening week of his solo career—the album’s staying power proves that Styles’ shift into disco-inflected pop has resonated deeply with the public.
A Milestone for James Blake
While Harry holds the summit, the story of the week belongs to James Blake. His latest project, Trying Times, has debuted at Number 3, marking his highest-charting album ever. Released on his new label, Good Boy Records, and executive produced by Jameela Jamil, the LP is Blake’s fifth Top 10 achievement.
Beyond the main chart, Blake is a favorite among purists, simultaneously topping the Official Record Store Chart and the Official Vinyl Albums Chart. His blend of personal vulnerability and social commentary has clearly struck a chord with independent record buyers and vinyl collectors alike.
Climbers and Re-entries
Pop sensation Tate McRae is also enjoying a resurgence. Her 2025 project, So Close To What, skyrocketed 17 places to land at Number 5 this week. The surge follows the release of a deluxe 2LP vinyl variant, marking the album’s highest position since December 2025.
Meanwhile, Noah Kahan’s perennial favorite Stick Season has returned to the Top 10 (Number 10). The re-entry comes as fans prepare for his upcoming album, The Great Divide, following the release of his new single “Porch Light.”
Rising Stars and Veterans
Brighton’s own YONAKA are celebrating a new personal best, as Until You’re Satisfied reaches Number 25. Veteran rockers The Black Crowes also secured their ninth Top 40 entry with A Pound of Feathers (Number 37), while Calvin Harris continues his steady climb with 96 Months, moving up to Number 31.
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