Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson earn second #1 with "Symphony", Calvin Harris, Tove Lo, Frank Ocean and Migos join top 10.

"Symphony" jumps 14 spots to #1 on it's second week. It's both acts second #1 song, following "Rockabye" (for Clean Bandit) and "Lush Life" (for Larsson).

Another track from Larsson's new album So Good, "Sundown", moves to #30 on it's second week. As for Clean Bandit: "Rockabye" drops one spot to #9 on it's 19th week, extending an impressive top 10 stay that dates back to it's #9 debut on November 20th last year. That's not all, their 2014 hit "Rather Be", featuring Jess Glyne debuts at #35.

Dua Lipa's "Be The One" moves up to #2 on it's ninth week. Last week's #1, "Shape of You" drops to #3. Both acts have multiple chart entries this week, including a #34 debut for Dua Lipa's "Hotter than Hell".

A pair of Lorde tracks follow: "Magnets", her Disclosure collaboration moves up to a new #4 peak, while "Green Light" drops four rungs to #6 after reaching #2.

Two new tracks reach top 10 for the first time: "True Disaster" ranks at #7, while "Slide" reaches #8. This the third top 10 for Tove Lo, following "Talking Body" (#9) and "Habits (Stay High)" (tied with "Disaster" as her highest peaking song), while Calvin Harris is no stranger to the region, reaching #1 just last year with "This Is What You Came For" and "My Way". For Migos and Frank Ocean, "Slide" represents their first chart entry.

The Weeknd's former #1 "I Feel It Coming" is this week's #10 song.

Just below, this week's Greatest Gainer, Nicki Minaj, Drake and Lil Wayne's collaboration "No Frauds", jumps from #40 to #12. Drake and Minaj also debut with other songs. Her "Regret in Your Tears" starts at #16, while two More Life cuts join this week: #15 goes to "Get It Together", while "Madiba Riddim" snags a #23 debut.