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Australian Charts: Ed Sheeran Reclaims Top Two Spots Of Spotify Chart

by Paul Cashmere on February 4, 2017

Ed Sheeran ‘Shape Of You’ and ‘Castle On The Hill’ is back in the top two spots on the Spotify Australia chart this week.

Queensland’s Amy Shark also makes a first-week appearance in the Top 10 after topping the Shazam chart this week.

Australia’s Top 10 Streamed Songs for 4 February 2017

1. Ed Sheeran – Shape Of You

2. Ed Sheeran – Castle On The Hill

3. The Chainsmokers – Paris

4. Zayn & Taylor Swift – I Don’t Wanna Live Forever

5. PNAU – Chameleon

6. Starley – Call On Me

7. The Weeknd – I Feel It Coming

8. Clean Bandit – Rockabye

9. Mura Masa feat. A$AP Rocky – Love$ick

10. Amy Shark – Adore

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