Drake's worldwide smash "Last Dance" enters the top three this week by climbing four to #2 in its third week in the chart, becoming easily the best performing single of the Canadian singer in Germany.
The top three is rounded up by Alan Walker and his former number one "Faded". It slips one to #3.
This week's chart was of course marked by the surpassing passing of Prince, one of the most influential and beloved superstars. His music career in Germany's singles chart dates back from 1985 when now classic "When Doves Cry" reached #15. To his account the singer has four top ten singles, with the biggest of them being "Kiss" with a #4 peak in 1986. Now he is back inside the top 100 with four songs, with "Purple Rain" leading them at #13. The hit reached #5 when first released some 30 years ago.
As marking new peaks inside the top 20 we can see The Chainsmokers' "Don't Let Me Down" (up one to #8), Mark Forster's "Wir sind groß" (up six to #9), DNCE's "Cake By The Ocean" (up five to #11) and Walking On Cars' "Speeding Cars" (up five to #18). Max Giesinger's "80 Millionen" enters the top 30 at #21, climbing from #35, and US #1 "Panda" of Desiigner moves up three to #26.
The highest new entry comes from Troye Sivan, the Australian singer/actor who gained fame via YouTube and who has turned into one of the most promising new stars of the year. "Youth" is not the first single of Troye to enter the German charts (that honour belongs to "Happy Little Pill", which spent a week at #87 in 2014) but it is definitely the one which has really kicked off his pop career. The song enters at #22.
Three new dance hits are ready to storm the chart and to prepare us for the summer. First of them is "Miracle" of UK singer Julian Perretta. He appeared in the top 100 back in 2014 with "Body Talk (Mammoth), peak #90, a collaboration with Dimitri Vegas and Moguai, but "Miracle" is the first proper hit to his name. It soars 30 places and lands at #23. The next one comes from French deep house DJ Kungs together with something called Cookin' On 3 Burners. "This Girl", which already hit #1 in France, climbs from #66 to #27 in Germany. And last, but not least, Cheat Codes X Kris Kross Amsterdam bring "Sex", their take on Salt-N-Pepa's number one "Let's Talk About Sex", to #31, up from #42.
Following his collaboration with Mark Forster under the name of EFF and number one single "Stimme", Felix Jaehn is ready with another curious team-up. This time around the dance producer has turned to local legend Herbert Grönemeyer, who provides vocals to Felix' latest offering - "Jeder für Jeden". It is new at #45.
The Other New Entries:
54. Gnash feat. Olivia O'Brien - I Hate U I Love U
64. Kontra K - Ikarus
70. Kiiara - Gold 71. Beyoncé feat. The Weeknd - 6 Inch
74. Beyoncé - Formation 76. Galantis - No Money
86. Rihanna - Needed Me
The Album Chart
Andrea Berg shows no signs of letting go the number one position soon (who'd have expected otherwise) and "Seelenbeben" spends untroubled its third week at the top. The highest new entry belongs to Austrian superstar Christina Stürmer and her seventh studio album "Seite an Seite" at #2. This is a return to form for Christina as none of her albums after breakthrough "Liebe lauter" hit #1 has been so high in the chart. Beyonce's latest surprising release "Lemonade" storms the chart at #3 for just a few days of sales. According to the company responsible for the charts calculation, this is the first ever digital only release to go inside the top three. With a price of around EUR 18 who would have expected less? Beyonce's previous surprise album only managed #11. Eko Fresh is new at #4 with his latest offering called "Freezy". Prince is back to the album top 100 with a total of seven albums and compilations, led by "The Very Best of" at #5.
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