Australian Singles: Mura Masa Spends Second Week At No 1 On Shazam Chart

by Paul Cashmere on December 24, 2016

UK electronic music producer Mura Masa has the most Shazamed song in Australia once again this week with ‘Love$ick’.

‘Love$ick’, featuring A$AP Rocky is the fourth single from Alex Crossan aka Mura Masa.

Australia’s Top 10 Shazammed Songs for 24 December 2016

1. Mura Masa – Love$ick

2. The Weeknd – I Feel It Coming

3. Clean Bandit – Rockabye

4. Starley – Call On Me

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

6. Andy Grammar – Fresh Eyes

7. Sofi Tucker – Drinkee

8. The xx – On Hold

9. Alessia Cara – Scars To Your Beautiful

10. Rae Sremmurd – Black Beatles

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