Joseph's Hit 40

In a boyband top 2, we see The Vamps dethroned after one week by Swedish pop group FO&O, who claim their second #1 hit with So So Good. The trio, made up of Felix Sandman, Oscar Enestad and Omar Rudberg, first reached #1 earlier this year with Gotta Thing About You, which climbs back up three places to #24 this week. They first charted last year under their old band name The Fooo Conspiracy, alongside fourth member Olly Molander, with #7 hit My Girl. All of their chart hits feature on their self-titled debut international album, which enters my album chart at #2 this week.

FO&O competed in Melodifestivalen earlier this year, as did Benjamin Ingrosso, who's also new in this week's top 5 with his follow-up single. Do You Think About Me gives Benjamin his third top 5 hit, following Melodifestivalen track Good Lovin' which got to #3 earlier this year, and his personal best with debut single Fall In Love last year, a #1 hit. 

The third new entry in this week's top 10 comes from Jonas Blue, who scores his highest peaking track to date with Mama, new in at #5. Previously, Fast Car was his most successful track, peaking at #10, while Perfect Strangers and By Your Side made little impact. The track features Australian singer William Singe, who makes his first chart appearance.

Reed Deming's scored two #1s in my chart since his debut in 2014, including the third biggest track of 2014. Every (original) track from his most recent EPs, Satellites and Sunny, has made my singles chart top 40, and in total he's scored eight top 10s between his debut and now. New single Cry Wolf, released a year after previous hit Take You Out, marks a change in sound for Reed. He scores his ninth top 10, as it enters at #7.

The fifth and final new entry in this week's top 10 (blimey) comes from Isac Elliot, a Finnish popstar who made his debut in 2013 with #3 hit New Way Home. Up to now, Isac's scored six top 10s, although he's yet to score a #1 hit, peaking at #2 twice. His most recent top 10 came last year, with #5 hit Worth Something. New single SHE doesn't come close to that but debuts respectably at #9.

Elsewhere this week, there are SEVEN other new entries in an extremely and unusually busy week. A new album from Michael Schulte sees its title track debut at #15, and New Hope Club's debut EP sees Fixed become their highest peaking track so far, new at #19. The Tide enter at #12 with Survive, a b-side to Put the Cuffs On Me.

Niall Horan debuts at #27 with Slow Hands, much lower than the #5 peak achieved by This Town but with lots of potential to climb. Shakira also charts for the first time since 2014, as Me Enamoré enters at #39, her first Spanish track to make my top 40.

DJ Fabian Mazur makes his chart debut this week at #38, alongside chart veteran Greyson Chance. Sara Bareilles enters at #33 with 10 year old track Gravity, after it got used on Britain's Got Talent and I rekindled my love for it. Finally, we see Manel Navarro re-enter at #31 with Do It for Your Lover, the Spanish Eurovision entry. Expect more Eurovision impact next week, as well as further impacts from Harry Styles and FO&O's albums.