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Columbia Records UK<\/a> is on an impressive chart run right now with multiple artists across new releases and catalogue.<\/p>\n The Sony Music label occupies no less than five of the Top 10 singles in the latest chart<\/a>, seven of the Top 12 and 13 of the Top 20. Those results powered Columbia to a No.2 finish in the Top 75 singles market shares (18.14%).<\/p>\n As revealed by Music Week<\/em>, Harry Styles topped the albums rankings for Q1<\/a> with Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. Styles\u2019 third chart-topping LP opened in March with 183,045 units (Official Charts Company) \u2013\u00a0a best ever result in his solo career \u2013 and has since gone on to amass 248,855 units so far.<\/p>\n With Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally<\/a> at No.4 this week in the albums charts, Styles is also part of that impressive Top 10 singles takeover for Columbia. Former No.1 American Girls is at No.8 (204,425 units to date), alongside other entries for Ready, Steady, Go! at No.23 and catalogue track Sign Of The Times returning at No.28 following its appearance in sci-fi blockbuster Project Hail Mary.<\/p>\n Columbia\u2019s Top 10 hits are led by Tame Impala<\/a>\u2019s Dracula, which increased consumption by 4.9% week-on-week to 32,933 units on its second week at No.3 \u2013\u00a0new peak for the track that first charted in October. Dracula has consumption to date of 369,244 units.\u00a0<\/p>\n Also increasing consumption (by 4.5%), Zara Larsson<\/a>\u2019s TikTok catalogue hit Lush Life is at No.4 on the latest chart, chasing its peak of No.3 earlier this year. The 2015 track saw a revival late last year and has amassed 3,483,695 units to date \u2013\u00a0438,213 of that in 2026 (compared to 289,218 for the whole of 2025).<\/p>\n Larsson is not just reliant on catalogue for chart success, though, with the title track of her current album, Midnight Sun, rising 16-12 (18,356 sales) and becoming her highest-charting new hit since 2018. It has consumption to date of 313,167.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n The new campaign for Harry Styles has been nothing short of incredible<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n Dipesh Parmar<\/p>\n
\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Dominic Fike has also secured a pair of simultaneous Top 20 singles, with 2018 release Babydoll leading the way at No.7 (29,107 sales) \u2013 a new peak. Babydoll is approaching a million units of consumption (974,266). Meanwhile, current single White Keys also hit a new peak at No.10 (23,786 sales) \u2013 his third single to reach the Top 10.<\/p>\n Such was the run of hits in the mix, Columbia was competing with itself \u2013 catalogue dance track Just The Way You Are by Milky just missed out on the Top 10 in the latest chart (22,870 units).<\/p>\n Columbia also has a Top 20 hit with Ella Langley\u2019s Choosin\u2019 Texas and a Top 30 result for Central Cee\u2019s Wagwan.<\/p>\n Here, Dipesh Parmar, president of Columbia Records UK<\/a>, marks an incredible chart result for the label\u2026<\/p>\n Harry Styles continues to stream well with a big hit for American Girls \u2013 and the album came out on top in Q1. How will you continue to support this campaign in the run-up to stadium shows?\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cThe new campaign for Harry Styles has been nothing short of incredible. This week, his performance of Carla\u2019s Song on Blogoth\u00e8que continues to have that element of surprise and delight, alongside his curation announcement for Meltdown Festival<\/a>. We\u2019re extremely lucky to work with Harry and his team, who have such a strong creative vision and focus. Harry has such broad appeal that we continue to focus on widening and engaging new audiences through discovery with the new music<\/a>, alongside all the amazing content.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n