Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas hits ARIA chart 14th week

Ava Taylor 09/18/2026

The world of music charts is currently buzzing with some seriously impressive streaks, proving that some songs just manage to stay on top, week after non-consecutive week.

One of the standout performers is Ella Langley, whose track Choosin’ Texas continues its impressive run, holding the number one spot on the ARIA Singles Chart for a remarkable 14th non-consecutive week at the summit.

This longevity puts her in a unique category, especially when compared to chart titans like Tones And I, whose Dance Monkey enjoys a legendary status with 24 non-consecutive weeks at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart.

The dominance of long-reigning hits isn’t limited to one region. In the United States, Choosin’ Texas has also conquered the Billboard Hot 100, scoring a 22nd week at No. 1. This ties with Mariah Carey’s historic run for the longest reign, setting a new benchmark for chart endurance.

Meanwhile, the albums chart is equally thrilling. Olivia Rodrigo’s You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love has successfully returned to the top spot on the ARIA Albums Chart after a four-week hiatus, now cementing six non-consecutive weeks at the peak.

New arrivals are also making significant waves. Adéla’s Nicole Kidman is climbing the charts, sitting at No. 14, just one spot behind the Slovak singer and songwriter’s Ain’t In LA.

The global soundscape continues to shift, with the psychedelic influence of Tame Impala, represented by Kevin Parker, featuring two tracks in the top 40: Loser and Dracula.

On the broader international stage, artists like British electronic star Bonobo and U.S. R&B voice Jhené Aiko are making strong debuts, with Distance in Static and Westside Whimsy respectively enjoying strong entries on the ARIA Chart.

Adding a fresh, homegrown flavor to the mix is Australian-born producer and artist Jack Gray. His debut album Swimming In Jeans is currently listed at No. 7 on the Australian charts and is the week’s top seller on vinyl. Hailing from Queensland, Gray brought his music to the global stage by recording the album over a twelve-month period, crafting the entire project himself. Following a performance in Hamburg, Germany, he is set to continue his tour dates across the United States and Canada.