Maroon 5's What Lovers Do climbs to Number 1 on the Official Trending Chart

Plus check out the which new tracks are making the biggest impact this week, including Khalid, Chalie Puth and Anne-Marie.

Maroon 5's latest single featuring SZA, What Lovers Do, has climbed to Number 1 on the latest Official Trending Chart.

The track tops the list of 20 songs that are making the biggest impact in the UK this week, based on movement up the Official Singles Chart.

Released six weeks ago, What Lovers Do entered the Official Singles Chart at 23 and has steadily climbed since. The track is on course to enter the Top 10 this Friday (Oct 20), currently up three places in the latest sales flash. If it holds its position, it will be their tenth UK Top 10 single following last year's Don't Wanna Know ft. Kendrick Lamar. See where all the band's singles and albums have charted here.

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Meanwhile, rising star Khalid makes two entries on this week's trending Top 20. The first is with Silence, his collaboration with producer Marshmello, as well as with his own headline track Young, Dumb & Broke. Both are on track to make sizeable leaps up this week's Official Singles Chart Top 20.

Singer-songwriter Charlie Puth is also making strides with his latest track How Long, as is Anne-Marie's Heavy following the release of the song's accompanying video.

Elsewhere, brand new tracks released last Friday (Oct 13) that impact this week's Official Trending Chart include Pink and Eminem's Revenge from the former's newly released Beautiful Trauma album, Dappy's latest offering Spotlight, and The Vamps' new collaboration with Maggie Lindemann, called Personal. Maggie scored a Top 10 hit earlier this year with the Cheat Codes remix of her track Pretty Girl.

The Official Trending Chart

POS	CLIMB	TITLE	ARTIST	LW	CURRENT	DIFF	PREV PEAK
1		WHAT LOVERS DO	MAROON 5 FT SZA	12	9	3	12
2		SILENCE	MARSHMELLO FT KHALID	17	12	5	17
3		FINDERS KEEPERS	MABEL FT KOJO FUNDS	19	13	6	19
4		I FALL APART	POST MALONE	22	20	2	22
5		YOUNG DUMB & BROKE	KHALID	25	21	4	25
6	⬆	HOW LONG	CHARLIE PUTH	40	22	18	40
7		MAN'S NOT HOT	BIG SHAQ	23	23	0	23
8	⬆	HEARTLINE	CRAIG DAVID	35	24	11	28
9	⬆	COLA	CAMELPHAT & ELDERBROOK	38	25	13	38
10		REVENGE	PINK FT EMINEM	NEW	26	0
11		SPOTLIGHT	DAPPY	NEW	36	0
12	⬆	TOO MUCH TO ASK	NIALL HORAN	50	38	12	24
13		CRYBABY	PALOMA FAITH	46	40	6	36
14	⬆	17	MK	59	44	15
15		RIHANNA	YXNG BANE	47	45	2
16		BANK ACCOUNT	21 SAVAGE	54	47	7
17	⬆	HEAVY	ANNE-MARIE	63	48	15
18		NO DON	LOTTO BOYZZ	57	53	4
19	⬆	HOLY MOUNTAIN	NOEL GALLAGHER'S HIGH FLYING	70	54	16
20		PERSONAL	VAMPS FT MAGGIE LINDEMANN	NEW	55	0

Key

⬆ - Indicates a climb of 10 places
LW - Last week's Official Singles Chart position
CURRENT - Current position on today's Official Singles Chart sales flash
DIFF - Number of places climbed since the previous week on the Official Singles Chart

Listen to a playlist of this week's Official Trending Chart Top 20 on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer or Napster.

About the Official Trending Chart

The Official Trending Chart was launched in 2016 to highlight the hottest new tracks beginning to make an impact in the UK every week.

The Top 20 rundown, published on OfficialCharts.com every Tuesday, based on the first four days’ sales of each chart week, is designed to highlight emerging hits as they begin to scale the Official Charts and build buzz.

The Official Trending Chart ranks titles which are showing week-on-week chart growth, and is the only “new music” chart to reflect audio track sales and streams comprehensively across all services.

Devised by the Official Charts Company in close consultation with labels, retailers and media, the chart since launch has highlighted emerging hits such as Number 1 singles Sign Of The Times by Harry Styles, New Rules by Dua Lipa and Taylor Swift's Look What You Made Me Do.

The chart is designed to help highlight hit singles in their early stages of their growth, in the light of the shift in release strategies of record labels over the past six months. Under “On Air On Sale”, labels have started to release new music for consumers to buy or stream on the same day as those tracks are released to media (including radio stations and TV).