Whitney Houston is set to land her first Top 10 single in 10 years thanks to her posthumous collaboration with Kygo on Higher Love.
As revealed on BBC Radio 1's The Official Chart: First Look, Whitney Houston’s and Kygo's Higher Love is set to climb into the Top 10 at Number 6 becoming her first Top 10 single in the UK since 2009’s Million Dollar Bill.
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The Official Chart: First Look is hosted by Cel Spellman and Katie Thistleton and airs on BBC Radio 1 every Sunday between 6-7pm. The Top 20 chart provides the earliest possible glance at the Official Singles Chart based on early sales and stream reports.
Highlights from this week's Top 20 are:
Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello look set to hold at Number 1 on the UK's Official Singles Chart for a third non-consecutive week with Senorita.
AJ Tracey could hit a new peak with Ladbroke Grove looking to enter the Top 5 at Number 5.
Joel Corry’s Sorry on course to zoom over 20 places to make a first appearance inside the Top 20 at Number 16.
The Official Singles Chart: First Look Top 20
LW | CURRENT | TITLE | ARTIST |
1 | 1 | SENORITA | SHAWN MENDES/CAMILA CABELLO |
2 | 2 | BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE | ED SHEERAN FT KHALID |
3 | 3 | I DON'T CARE | ED SHEERAN & JUSTIN BIEBER |
5 | 4 | BAD GUY | BILLIE EILISH |
7 | 5 | LADBROKE GROVE | AJ TRACEY |
15 | 6 | HIGHER LOVE | KYGO & WHITNEY HOUSTON |
6 | 7 | HOLD ME WHILE YOU WAIT | LEWIS CAPALDI |
4 | 8 | CROSS ME | ED SHEERAN/CHANCE/PNB ROCK |
10 | 9 | OLD TOWN ROAD | LIL NAS X |
9 | 10 | WISH YOU WELL | SIGALA & BECKY HILL |
8 | 11 | SO HIGH | MIST FT FREDO |
12 | 12 | HOW DO YOU SLEEP | SAM SMITH |
14 | 13 | 3 NIGHTS | DOMINIC FIKE |
11 | 14 | MAD LOVE | MABEL |
16 | 15 | LOCATION | DAVE FT BURNA BOY |
38 | 16 | SORRY | JOEL CORRY |
18 | 17 | CASTLES | FREYA RIDINGS |
13 | 18 | CROWN | STORMZY |
17 | 19 | GOODBYES | POST MALONE/YOUNG THUG |
19 | 20 | SOMEONE YOU LOVED | LEWIS CAPALDI |
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The week’s final Official Singles Chart will be unveiled as usual this Friday by Scott Mills between 4pm - 5.45pm on BBC Radio 1.