Aussie Sweep: October 16, 2013...


G'day mates, it's time to head Down Under to check out the songs making the official sales chart in Australia this week, as Katy Perry spends a seventh week at #1 with "Roar"...

The top debut of the week belongs to former X Factor contestant Nathaniel, with the sixth-place finisher coming in at #9 with his first post-show single, "You", my "Aussie pick of the Week"...


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Justin Bieber's first of ten one-off singles "Heartbreaker" arrives on the list at #30...


DJ and singer Havana Brown dances in at #32 with the second single from her Flashing Lights album, "Warrior". The title track made it to #68 earlier this year...


The first of five X Factor debuts this week (we're down to four, as one was just eliminated) is Taylor Henderson with his take on Avicii's "Wake Me Up" , which topped the chart here, as it enters at #49...


Rihanna is back at #55 with "Pour It Up", the fifth single to chart from her Unapologetic album. The new mix features rappers Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, Juicy J, and T.I....


Pearl Jam enter with "Sirens" at #60. It's the second single from their just-released Lightning Bolt album. The first, "Mind Your Manners", stalled at #54...


Eminem follows up his #5 single "Berzerk" with "Survival" which comes in at #61...


Australian singer/songwriter Sia reemerges at #67 with her track from the upcoming Hunger Games: Catching Fire soundtrack, "Elastic Heart", featuring remixer Diplo and alt-hiphop musician The Weeknd..


Fan favorite and final over-25 contestant female Dami Im takes her X Factor performance of Zedd's "Clarity" on to the singles chart at #77. The original made it as high as #13...


The under-25 female contestant on the X Factor that was knocked out of the competition this week was Jiordan Tolli, but her rendition of Lorde's "Royals" still was the third-biggest of the show's entries at #81 (this wasn't the song that sunk her)...


The lone group standing on X Factor is THIRD D3GREE, and they're at #84 with "Pump It", which the Black Eyed Peas took to #6 in this country in 2006...


British blue-eyes soul singer John Newman arrives at #87 with his amazing workout of "Cheating"...


The last of the X Factor songs to make the top-100 is by Jai Waetford, with his take on Keane's "Somewhere Only We Know" at #95 (the sixth contestant, Omar Dean, didn't make the list, and unsurpsiringly was cut from that week's top-6)...


That's it for this week's new crop...I'll be back tomorrow with another Song of the Day, as well as my 70s and 80s throwbacks...g'nite!

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