2 Unlimited challenges Marco Borsato for Number 1

Marco Borsato secures a third week at Number 1 with Ik Leef Niet Meer Voor Jou. The hit is his first chart-topper. He faces strong competition from 2 Unlimited though, who near closely with Jump For Joy at Number 2. The song is now the highest-peaking single of the Dutch Eurodance-group to date. The duo previously peaked with No Limit, which reached Number 3 and was certified Gold.

Party Animals enters the Top 10 with Have You Ever Been Mellow. The Dutch hardcore-house group has not entered the Top 10 before, making this their debut in the upper quarter. The song is already in its seventh week of charting.

English rock band Babylon Zoo enters the Top 10 with Spaceman. The hit gained attention via a Levi’s add in the United Kingdom, where the single became a Number 1-hit. The song has already attracted attention in other European countries. The song peaks at Number 9 on this list.

Céline Dion scores the highest debut of the week. The French-Canadian singer has already left a huge legacy on the list, as she has scored the third best-scoring single of 1995 with Think Twice, which is overall the best-scoring single by a female artist to date. The hit spent five weeks at Number 1 and was certified 2 x Platinum. Her newest single Because You Loved Me enters at Number 12.

British band Republica receives a Gold Certification for Drop Dead Gorgeous. The hit peaked at Number 2 and is currently one of the best-scoring singles of 1996. This is their first ever certification.