Officio Play: Edition 66

 

    Alex Warren garners a second chart topper, owed to the No.1 debut of "Bloodlines" leading the 66th Edition on the Play chart, the entry sees Jelly Roll collect his first number one spot (having reached the runner-up spot twice on debuts - "Winning Streak" and "Losers" (Post Malone)). The entry marks Warren's third top ten and a sixth for Roll. 

  Morgan Wallen's chart leading "What I Want", with Tate McRae slips to the runner up spot. following its debut entry at the summit on the Edition 65. Also, Wallen's No.2 ranking "Eyes Are Closed" moves down to third place, earning a second stay in the tier as well.

   DJ Snake commands his first top ten effort, as his EDM rendition of "Paradise" (a rework of Phil Collin's hit song 'Another Day in Paradise') enters the chart at No.4, also earning featured artist, Bipolar Sunshine, a first in the region. 

   ROSÉ's former #1 "Messy" keeps at No.5, scoring a third stint in the area. At #6, Alex Warren jumps right back into the top ten with the former list leader - "Ordinary", earning a sixth non-consecutive run in the top 10 and a sixteenth overall. 

   Joe Jonas marks his first top ten reach as "Heart by Heart" ascends to a new #7 post. Jonas has previously appeared in the tier as part of the Jonas Brothers, including the #1 effort, "Slow Motion" (with Marshmello). 

    Damiano David's No.2 ranking "Voices" descends to #8, marking a fourth spell in the top ten. Bruce Springsteen's chart topping "Blind Spot" recedes to ninth place, enjoying a sixth consecutive run in the top 10 region. Rounding out the top 10,