The single serves as a little taste of what’s to come on Derulo’s highly anticipated album, 777. With a beat ready to hit the clubs, “Tip Toe” pulls from 70s dancehall music and the lyric video has already amassed over 12 million views on YouTube. The good news is there are three Aussie bands reaching for a Hot 40 breakthrough: AC/DC’s ‘Shot In The Dark’ (#45), Eskimo Joe’s ‘Say Something’ (#46), and The Rubens’ ‘Time Of My Life’ (#55).Trendsetter is thrilled to be working with platinum selling recording artist, Jason Derulo following the release of his latest video for “Tip Toe” featuring hip-hop artist, French Montana. They come from local hitmakers Urban, Sia, Amy Shark, Sam Fischer and two entries from Guy Sebastian. There are only six songs from Aussie acts in the Hot 40 this week. While Universal Music has more hits in the Top 10 than its rivals, Sony Music continues to dominate with record market share in the Hot 100 (43.11%) and coveted Hot 40 (47.74%).Īustralian artists aren’t getting much of a look in at commercial radio, however.

But expect a high debut from Ariana Grande next week after Friday’s radio service of ‘positions’. But who is most likely to claim the summit?Ĭyrus’ ‘Midnight Sky’ climbs one spot to #2 this week, with airplay on 71 stations, while Derulo’s ‘Take You Dancing’ is up three frames to #3, with airplay on 63 stations. The new bop from Bieber – ‘Holy’ featuring Chance The Rapper – jumps from #11 to #5, with airplay on 95 stations in just its second charting week at radio.Īlso in the Top 10 is Kygo’s take on the Tina Turner classic ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It’, which remains steady at #4, as Keith Urban and P!nk’s ‘One Too Many’ rises four frames to #6.īased on trending data from Radio Monitor, Derulo and Bieber are the ones to watch.

After four consecutive weeks at #1, spins of ‘Head & Heart’ are beginning to slow, which suggests we could see a new #1 in the coming weeks.

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