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Artists and career acheivements[edit | edit source]
Best-selling artists by year[edit | edit source]
For further information, see Best selling artists by year.
Year | Artist |
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2003 | Lucreacia |
2004 | |
2005 | Claire Kitten |
2006 | Emblaze |
2007 | Jake |
2008 | Jack Stevens |
2009 | Indigo Peak |
2010 | China |
2011 | MIDNIGHT |
2012 | Crystal Barker |
2013 | Syd Wolfe |
2014 | |
2015 | |
2016 | |
2017 |
Number one singles[edit | edit source]
Most number one singles[edit | edit source]
Number of number ones |
Artist | Notes |
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28 (plus 5 as featured artist) |
Alesha |
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26 | Emily Henning |
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24 |
Syd Wolfe | |
23 | Jack Stevens |
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18 | Aurora Reed | |
17 (plus 3 as featured artist) |
JUSTYCE | |
14 (plus 1 as featured artist) |
Lucreacia | |
13 | Violetta DiNozzo | |
12 (plus 2 as featured artist) |
MIDNIGHT | |
12 (plus 1 as featured artist) |
Paulo Araujo |
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11 | Ashley! | |
Indigo Peak |
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Shell Ruin | ||
10 | Crystal Barker |
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Jake | ||
Paul | ||
9 | China | |
Antony Jones | ||
Mars/Venus | ||
8 | Ben Johnston | |
Romo | ||
Andrea Twain | ||
Esmeralda Dimuzio | ||
Raphael | ||
Dustin Hadley | ||
7 (plus 1 as featured artist) |
Eoin O'Neill |
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7 | Dresden & Bareilles | |
Elice Claire | ||
Emblaze | ||
ex.one | ||
Putanovska | ||
Ryan Simmonds |
Most weeks at number one[edit | edit source]
Artist | Single | Weeks at #1 |
Date |
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Syd Wolfe & Aurora Reed | "Night Time" | 4 | December 2014 and January 2015 |
Jake and Yannik | "Partners In Crime"/"Not Tonight Santa" | January 2009 | |
Emblaze | "Easy Target" | August 2006 | |
Emblaze | "Bit of Rough" | 3 | October and November 2007 |
Androgyny | "Roadkill" | June and July 2004 | |
Dustin Hadley & Ronan O'Neill | "Incompatible" | February and March 2018 |
Most consecutive number one singles[edit | edit source]
Amount | Artist |
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22 | Syd Wolfe |
17 | Justyce |
16 | Jack Stevens |
Aurora Reed | |
14 | Lucreacia |
14 | Emily Henning |
11 | MIDNIGHT |
11 | Indigo Peak |
9 | Mars/Venus |
Crystal Barker | |
Alesha | |
8 | Jake |
7 | Ashley! |
China | |
Ryan Simmonds |
Most number one singles in most cumulative calendar years[edit | edit source]
Cumulative number of Calendar Years |
Artist | Years |
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10 :-/ | Alesha | 2005, 2007–11, 2014–17 |
Nine | Syd Wolfe | 2009, 2011–18 |
Violetta DiNozzo | 2010–18 | |
Eight | Paulo Araujo | 2007, 2009–10, 2012–16 |
Seven | Aurora Reed | 2011–17 |
Six | Jack Stevens | 2005–10 |
Esmeralda Dimuzio | 2005–06, 2009–10, 2012, 2014 | |
Five | Emily Henning | 2007–11 |
Elice Claire | 2009–12, 2014 | |
Shell Ruin | 2008–09, 2015–17 | |
Four | Andrea Twain | 2002–05 |
ex.one | ||
Antony Jones | ||
Lucreacia | 2003–06 | |
Jake | 2006–09 | |
Romo | 2008–11 | |
Ben Johnston | ||
Ashley! | 2012–15 | |
Candi | 2011-2013, 2016 |
Most number one singles within a calendar year[edit | edit source]
Year | Artist | Amount | First number one single of the streak |
Last number one single of the streak |
Notes |
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2003 | Lucreacia | Seven | "Where The Wild Roses Grow" (with Tom Owen) (March 2003) |
"Christmas" (December 2003) |
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2008 | Jack Stevens | "Reverend Stevens" (February 2008) |
"The Wolves" (December 2008) |
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2009 | Indigo Peak | "Kissing A Cobra" (early 2009) |
"Fire! Scream!"/"Pornographic" (December 2009) |
Most top hits[edit | edit source]
Most top forty hits[edit | edit source]
Amount | Artist | Notes |
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58 | Alesha |
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40 | Esmeralda Dimuzio | |
38 | Paul |
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Shell Ruin | ||
34 | Syd Wolfe | |
33 | Paulo Araujo | |
30 | Sophie Ramone | |
28 | Hailey | |
Aftershock | ||
Violetta DiNozzo | ||
27 | Morris David Cat | |
Putanovska | ||
Innocent |
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26 | Jack Stevens | |
25 | Out Boyz | |
24 | Dr. C and the Predicates | |
Ben Johnston | ||
23 | Emma Brown | |
22 | Edna Albaquerque | |
Ellen Fitzpatrick | ||
Ben Parker | ||
20 | CHRIS | |
Buffi | ||
Izzy | ||
Amy Marshall | ||
Lindsay Belle |
Most top five hit singles[edit | edit source]
Amount | Artist | |
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48 | Alesha |
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33 | Esmeralda Dimuzio |
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28 | Paulo Araujo |
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26 | Jack Stevens |
Firsts and simultaneous[edit | edit source]
First number one singles[edit | edit source]
Distinction | Artist | Number one single | Date |
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First group to have a #1 single | Sparez | "Never Get (What You Want)" | March 4, 2001 |
First soloist to have a #1 single | Nikita | "Wishing You Weren't Here | March 11, 2001 |
First to climb to number one[edit | edit source]
Distinction | Artist | Number one single | Date | Notes |
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First to climb to #1 | Ryan Simmonds | "Blown Over" (featuring ex.one) | February 10, 2002 |
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First to climb to #1 after a second-week drop | Ryan Simmonds | "Can You See Where I'm Coming From" | August 19, 2001 |
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Other singles that returned to #1 after a second-week drop | London | "Spun! (On The Scene)" | February 25, 2007 | |
Emblaze | "Bit of Rough" | November 18, 2007 | ||
Jake & Yannik | "Partners in Crime/Not Tonight Santa | January 4, 2009 | ||
Indigo Peak | "Cold War" | August 16, 2009 | ||
Syd Wolfe & Aurora Reed | "Night Time" | January 25, 2015 | ||
Aurora Reed | "Beat Heart Beating" | May 17, 2015 | ||
Ashley! | "See The World" | December 6, 2015 | ||
Tobias | "Orpheus" | January 31, 2016 | ||
Alesha | "Petroleum" | October 30, 2016 | ||
Alesha | "Winter" | January 8, 2017 | ||
Alesha | "Outlaw" | April 2, 2017 | ||
Dustin Hadley | "Naked" | December 2017 / January 2018 | ||
First to have their first three singles climb to #1 | Esmeralda Dimuzio | |||
First to climb to #1 on downloads alone | Jack Stevens | "Sexxxy Robots/Dodging Bullets" | circa late 2000s |
First to hold top two spots simultaneously[edit | edit source]
Artist | Date | #1 single | #2 single | Notes |
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Victor Strong | July 22, 2012 | "Ground Zero" (Morris David Cat featuring Victor Strong) |
"Mask" | |
Syd Wolfe | May 25, 2014 | "Broken Hearts of Yesterday" (with Kleo) |
"I Can Pay Your Rent" (credited as either Curriculum featuring Syd Wolfe) |
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Aurora Reed | December 11, 2016 | "Outside Out" | "Giants" (with Syd Wolfe) |
Most simultaneous charting records[edit | edit source]
Artist | Chart | Date | Amount of charting singles |
Singles |
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Syd Wolfe | Singles | December 21, 2014 | 6 |
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Alesha | Singles | October 1, 2017 | 6 |
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Jean-Luc Bareilles | Airplay | August 24, 2014 | 5 |
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Darren Clarke | Airplay | February 1, 2015 | 5 |
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Shortest and longest gaps[edit | edit source]
Shortest gap between number one singles[edit | edit source]
Artist | Preceding Number one single |
Following Number one single |
Time difference between the two singles |
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Nadia Walker | "That's What A Man Should Be" (with Innocent) |
"These Boots R Made 4 Walkin'" (as part of Mars/Venus) |
One week |
Elice Claire | "Play The Game" (as part of SAVE URAPS) (two weeks at #1) |
"Keepin' U Up" | Two weeks |
MIDNIGHT | "Promotion" (Taylor feat. MIDNIGHT) |
"Dominatrix" | One week |
Blonde Ambition | "Shake Yer Tits!" (Flaming SteffY feat. Blonde Ambition) |
"Downtown" | |
Ashley! | "Who I Am (Golden)" (as part of Uraps United) |
"One Kiss Before Midnight" | |
JUSTYCE | "Leave A Man" (Paul feat. JUSTYCE) |
"Basement" (featuring Alesha) | |
Aurora Reed | "Giants" (with Syd Wolfe) |
"Outside Out" |
Longest gap between number one singles[edit | edit source]
Artist | Preceding Number one single (Date) |
Following Number one single (Date) |
Time difference between number one singles |
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Indigo Peak | "Fire! Scream!"/"Pornographic" (December 2009) |
"Cocaine" (January 2021) |
11 years and 12 days |
Jack Stevens | "Jack For Justice" (January 2010) |
"Masc For Masc" (November 2020) |
10 years and 10 months |
Alex Washington | "Here We Go Again" (November 2011) |
"On Empty" (September 2021) |
9 years and 10 months |
Emily Henning | "Blush (Response)" (March 2011) |
"Detonate" (June 2020) |
9 years and 3 months |
Hailey | "You Know What to Do" (March 2003) |
"Don't BJ"/"Shoot The Sky" (with Just Ginger & Morris David Cat) (May 2010) |
7 years and 2 months |
Loretta Lambert | "Mantra/"Crying Gold" (March 8, 2015) |
"On Duty" (March 18, 2021) |
6 years and 10 days |
4tune | "Take It from Me" (May 2004) |
"Respect" (May 2010) |
6 years |
Morris David Cat | "FIX!/All That Matters" (with Allyseenah) (February 2006) |
"Put Your Paws Up!!" (November 2011) |
5 years and 9 months |
Shell Ruin | "Delusions of Grandeur" (with Alesha) (November 2009) |
"Feel Alive" (September 2015) |
4 years and 10 months |
Putanovska | "The Black Sea" (October 2010) |
"Adonis" (August 2016) |
4 years and 10 months |
Loretta Lambert | "Break It Off" (September 2009) |
"BONKERS!"/"SkyWalka" (June 2014) |
4 years and 9 months |
Candi | "Best Damn Night" (January 2013) |
"Lonelyhearts" (September 2016) |
3 years and 8 months |
Lindsay Belle | "Wonder Why" (September 2010) |
"The Foxtrot" (April 2013) |
3 years and 7 months |
Alesha | "The Hunted" (March 2011) |
"Opulence"/"Unbeknownst" (with Paulo Araujo) (October 2014) |
3 years and 7 months |
Sophie Ramone | "Broken Wings/Lies That My Lover Told Me" (May 2005) |
"Suck My Tits" (August 2008?) |
3 years and 3 months |
Other acheivements[edit | edit source]
- First group to have a #1 single: Sparez - "Never Get (What You Always Want)" (debuted March 4, 2001).
- First solo artist to have a #1 single: Nikita - "Wishing You Weren't Here" (debuted March 11, 2001).
Singles[edit | edit source]
Best selling singles[edit | edit source]
- The top ten best-selling singles of all time since September 2001. List updated: June 1, 2020.
Rank | Artist | Single | Sales | Notes |
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1 | Syd Wolfe | "The Scientist" | 1,638,514 |
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2 | Syd Wolfe | "Destroying Diamonds" | 1,539,559 |
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3 | URAPS United | "Who I Am (Golden)" | 1,356,271 |
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4 | Status | "Purge" | 1,283,554 |
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5 | Curriculum | "Like A Narcissist" | 1,263,077 |
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6 | JUSTYCE | "Talking Bad" | 1,132,858 |
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7 | Syd Wolfe | "Cellophane" | 1,077,664 |
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8 | Curriculum | "Marigolden" EP | 1,056,063 |
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9 | Alesha | "In Love Today" | 1,054,551 |
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10 | Syd Wolfe & Aurora Reed | "Giants" | 1,021,887 |
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Best selling singles that did not reach number one[edit | edit source]
- The top ten best-selling singles that didn't peak at number one. This list could be incorrect. List updated: February 9, 2018.
Rank | Artist | Single | Sales | Peak | Notes |
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1 | Curriculum | "Like A Narcissist" | 1,263,077 | 2 |
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2 | Curriculum | "Marigolden" EP | 1,056,063 | 3 | |
3 | Persephone | "I Don't Wanna Be Your Wife" | 845,552 | 2 |
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4 | Paolo | "Ten Months" | 777,160 | 2 | |
5 | Alesha | "New York Cab" | 712,777 | 2 | |
6 | Alesha | "Rogue Smoke" (feat. Aurora Reed) | 700,097 | 2 |
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7 | Suicide Blonde | "That Fateful Fall" | 696,042 | 4 |
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8 | Paolo | "Stay or Go" | 685,386 | 4 | |
9 | Aurora Reed | "Healin' Heartbreak" | 650,024 | 2 | |
10 | Paolo | "How Much Longer?" | 645,295 | 3 |
Multiplatinum and diamond singles[edit | edit source]
- Singles that sold over 500,000 copies if released before June 2013; 600,000 copies if released between June 2013 and August 2014; or 1 million copies if released after August 2014.
- This list was updated August 1, 2020.
Release date | Artist | Single | Sales | Certification |
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October 2001 | Ryan Simmonds | "That Goes First" | 690,573 | 2x Platinum |
December 2001 | Ace*Teens | "Die For You/Love In December" | 622,185 | 2x Platinum |
December 2003 | Lucreacia | "Christmas" | 528,661 | 2x Platinum |
March 2004 | Lucreacia | "Reputation" | 617,822 | 2x Platinum |
February 2005 | Claire Kitten | "Glorified Pornstar" | 550,063 | 2x Platinum |
April 2015 | Melissa Moore | "Undress Me With Your Eyes" | 531,852 | 2x Platinum |
June 2005 | Claire Kitten | "Obsession/Disco Dollies" | 515,248 | 2x Platinum |
August 2006 | Emblaze | "Easy Target" | 652,736 | 2x Platinum |
October 2007 | Emblaze | "Bit of Rough" | 531,301 | 2x Platinum |
November 2007 | Jake, Jon Farley & Jack Stevens | "Trendy Pop Boys" | 672,737 | 2x Platinum |
November 2008 | Romo | "Schizo Pop | 520,962 | 2x Platinum |
December 2008 | Jake & Yannik | "Partners In Crime/Not Tonight Santa" | 741,022 | 2x Platinum |
February 2009 | Jake | "KaBoom!" | 540,073 | 2x Platinum |
September 2009 | Ana Simpson | "Turnaround" | 576,171 | 2x Platinum |
October 2009 | China | "Not Gonna Tell" | 755,213 | 2x Platinum |
May 2010 | Ana Simpson | "A Million Tales" | 524,969 | 2x Platinum |
June 2010 | Alesha | "The Last Temptation" | 502,497 | 2x Platinum |
June 2011 | Elice Claire & Ben Johnston | "Scattered Echoes" | 713,959 | 2x Platinum |
September 2010 | MIDNIGHT | "Survive" (feat. Paulo Araujo) | 511,053 | 2x Platinum |
August 2011 | Kleo | "Insomnia" | 515,764 | 2x Platinum |
August 2011 | MIDNIGHT | "Money Equals Love" | 839,850 | 3x Platinum |
December 2011 | MIDNIGHT | "Lady Danger" | 535,296 | 2x Platinum |
January 2012 | Crystal Barker | "Animal" | 627,163 | 2x Platinum |
March 2012 | Aurora Reed | "Healin' Heartbreak" | 650,204 | 2x Platinum |
April 2012 | James Moss | "Kingdom Hearts" | 503,998 | 2x Platinum |
June 2012 | Elice Claire | "Empire of the Falling Stars" | 603,271 | 2x Platinum |
June 2012 | SPELLS x Aurora Reed | "C4 G4" | 527,813 | 2x Platinum |
August 2012 | Kleo | " Welcome to Dystopia" | 706,439 | 2x Platinum |
November 2012 | Persephone | "Dear You" | 501,178 | 2x Platinum |
February 2013 | Aurora Reed | "Mutate" | 500,404 | 2x Platinum |
March 2013 | Syd Wolfe | "The Scientist" | 1,638,514 | Diamond |
August 2013 | Ashley! | "Light Up The World" | 629,850 | 2x Platinum |
November 2013 | Syd Wolfe | "Destroying Diamonds" | 1,539,559 | Diamond |
December 2013 | Curriculum | "Like A Narcissist" | 1,263,077 | Diamond |
December 2013 | Suicide Blonde | "That Fateful Fall" | 696,042 | 2x Platinum |
January 2014 | Elice Claire | "À l'infini" | 829,468 | 2x Platinum |
January 2014 | Status | "Purge" | 1,283,554 | Diamond |
March 2014 | Syd Wolfe | "Afterglow" | 693,363 | 2x Platinum |
April 2014 | Esmeralda Dimuzio | "Letting You Go" | 602,042 | 2x Platinum |
September 2014 | Syd Wolfe | "Cellophane" | 1,023,399 | Diamond |
December 2014 | Syd Wolfe & Aurora Reed | "Night Time" | 1,009,311 | Diamond |
January 2015 | URAPS United | "Who I Am (Golden)" | 1,327,936 | Diamond |
April 2015 | Aurora Reed | "Beat Heart Beating" | 1,008,491 | Diamond |
June 2015 | Alesha | "In Love Today" | 1,054,551 | Diamond |
March 2016 | Dustin Hadley | "Want Me 'Cause You Can't" | 1,005,290 | Diamond |
April 2016 | L.E.X | "Baltimore" (feat. Eoin O'Neill) | 1,013,385 | Diamond |
May 2016 | Aurora Reed | "Black Mamba Music" | 1,009,030 | Diamond |
June 2016 | Curriculum | "Marigolden" EP | 1,036,851 | Diamond |
November 2016 | Syd Wolfe & Aurora Reed | "Giants" | 1,021,887 | Diamond |
December 2016 | Alesha | "Winter" | 1,021,276 | Diamond |
June 2017 | JUSTYCE | "Talking Bad" | 1,132,858 | Diamond |
December 2017 | Dustin Hadley | "Naked" | 1,001,755+ | Diamond |
Other achievements[edit | edit source]
Foreign language singles[edit | edit source]
- First foreign language (non-English) single to reach #1: Paulo Araujo - "Falso Amor"
- First Portuguese language single to reach #1: Paulo Araujo - "Falso Amor"
- First French language single to reach #1: Isaac Bellamy - "Je Ne Peux Pas Vivre Sans Toi"
Albums[edit | edit source]
Best selling albums[edit | edit source]
- The top ten best selling albums since November 2002. List updated: June 1, 2020.
Rank | Artist | Album | Sales | Notes |
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1 | Syd Wolfe | The Scientist | 5,422,241 |
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2 | Aurora Reed | Haute Mess | 4,001,363 |
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3 | Syd Wolfe | The Greatest Hits | 3,963,543 |
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4 | JUSTYCE | J2 | 3,666,493 |
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5 | Raphael Monaghan | No Michelangelo | 3,410,009 |
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6 | Alesha | Alesha | 3,405,536 |
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7 | Paul | Ampliphied Heart | 3,279,461 |
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8 | Ashley! | Let The Light In | 3,242,879 |
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9 | Alesha | The White Album | 3,158,287 |
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10 | Aurora Reed | Tabula Rasa | 3,041,416 |
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