Charli XCX has claimed the top spot on the latest ARIA Albums Chart with Music, Fashion, Film, giving the British pop star another major chart milestone in Australia. Released July 24 through Atlantic Records, the album also debuts at No. 1 on the Vinyl Chart.
The new arrival marks Charli’s eighth studio album and her fourth record to reach the ARIA top 10. Her previous albums have continued to build a strong chart history in the country, with Charli reaching No. 7 in 2019, Crash topping the chart in 2022 and the remix edition of Brat reaching No. 1 in 2024. Earlier this year, she also reached No. 4 with the Wuthering Heights soundtrack.
Music, Fashion, Film extends that momentum with a pop-focused collection created alongside longtime collaborators A. G. Cook and Finn Keane. Both producers also co-wrote the album with Charli, who supported the project with four singles: “Rock Music,” “SS26,” “Wink Wink” and “Camera.” Each release arrived with its own music video as Charli gradually introduced the new era ahead of the album’s July 24 release.
Amy Shark lands at No. 2 on the ARIA Albums Chart with Soft Pop, while also taking the No. 1 position on the Australian Albums Chart. The eight-time ARIA Award winner earns her fourth consecutive chart-topping album on the Australian Albums Chart, following Love Monster in 2018, Cry Forever in 2021 and Sunday Sadness in 2024.
Laufey makes one of the week’s biggest moves, with A Matter Of Time: The Final Hour climbing from No. 39 to No. 6. The album also rises to No. 5 on the Vinyl Chart as the singer begins a seven-show Australian tour in Melbourne.
The Strokes debut at No. 10 with Reality Awaits, their seventh studio album and first since The New Abnormal. Tyler, The Creator’s Don’t Tap The Glass re-enters at No. 11 after receiving its first standalone vinyl pressing, which itself reaches No. 2 on the Vinyl Chart. Budjerah follows at No. 14 with his debut studio album Gentleman, while Tyla’s A*Pop arrives at No. 28 and Shania Twain’s Little Miss Twain opens at No. 30.
On the singles side, Ella Langley remains at No. 1 for an eighth non-consecutive week with “Choosin’ Texas.” KATSEYE also scores another Australian chart milestone as “Animal” debuts at No. 8, becoming the group’s fourth top 50 hit in the country after “Gabriela,” “Pinky Up” and “Iconic By Mistake” with LE SSERAFIM and ILLIT.
Shakira and Burna Boy climb into the top 10 with “Dai Dai,” moving from No. 12 to No. 10. The song gives Shakira her first Australian top 10 hit in 19 years, following her No. 5 peak with Beyoncé’s “Beautiful Liar” in 2007.
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