Country chart report
Singapore music chart report
This country report reads the latest Singapore chart snapshot from Chart Atlas and compares the current Top 10 with the previous stored week. It is useful for spotting local breakouts, returning hits, and songs that are stronger in this market than globally.
Quick answers — Singapore chart, week of 2026-08-29
What is the #1 song in Singapore this week?
As of 2026-08-29, the #1 song on the Singapore chart is Don’t Say You Love Me by Jin, with 40,251 streams in that week's snapshot. It has held the top position for 4 consecutive weekly snapshots. Source: Kworb Spotify Daily.
Which songs are rising in Singapore right now?
As of 2026-08-29, 4 of the Singapore Top 10 songs gained position versus the previous weekly snapshot. The biggest gain is The One That Got Away by Katy Perry, up 9 places to #5 with 25,109 streams. Source: Kworb Spotify Daily.
Which songs chart only in Singapore?
As of 2026-08-29, 8 of the 50 songs on the Singapore chart appear on no other tracked country chart, including 海屿你 by 马也_Crabbit at #8. Chart Atlas tracks 35 countries. Source: Kworb Spotify Daily.
How many streams does the Singapore Top 10 have?
As of 2026-08-29, the Singapore Top 10 accounts for 273,185 combined streams in the weekly snapshot, led by Don’t Say You Love Me. Source: Kworb Spotify Daily.
Singapore Top 10
| Rank | Song | Artist | Movement | Streams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Don’t Say You Love Me | Jin | unchanged | 40,251 streams |
| #2 | hate that i made you love me | Ariana Grande | unchanged | 31,389 streams |
| #3 | Who | Jimin | unchanged | 30,505 streams |
| #4 | Ain't In LA | ADÉLA | up 6 | 25,773 streams |
| #5 | The One That Got Away | Katy Perry | up 9 | 25,109 streams |
| #6 | Beauty And A Beat | Justin Bieber | up 6 | 24,560 streams |
| #7 | Earrings | Malcolm Todd | down 3 | 24,362 streams |
| #8 | 海屿你 | 马也_Crabbit | up 5 | 23,856 streams |
| #9 | the cure | Olivia Rodrigo | unchanged | 23,813 streams |
| #10 | Animal | KATSEYE | down 4 | 23,567 streams |
Local signal versus the global table
The clearest local signals this week: Don’t Say You Love Me by Jin (local #1, on 3 of 35 tracked charts); Who by Jimin (local #3, on 3 of 35 tracked charts); Ain't In LA by ADÉLA (local #4, on 3 of 35 tracked charts). Songs like these hold Top 10 positions in Singapore while staying nearly invisible in the cross-country aggregate — usually a sign of language-market momentum or a domestic release cycle rather than a global push.
Working in the other direction, 4 of the current global aggregate Top 15 songs do not chart in Singapore at all this week, including Dai Dai by Shakira, Billie Jean by Michael Jackson, Jolene by Dolly Parton. When a cross-market hit skips a market entirely, the gap usually maps to language, genre preference, or a local release calendar.
8 of the 50 songs on the full Singapore chart appear nowhere else in the tracked set this week. The highest-ranked market exclusives: 海屿你 by 马也_Crabbit at local #8; 甲乙丙丁 - 你我怎么两清 by Jess Lee at local #15; 跳楼机 by LBI利比 at local #23.
Stability and turnover
Don’t Say You Love Me by Jin has now led the Singapore chart for 4 consecutive stored weeks. The longest-running current Top 10 song is Don’t Say You Love Me by Jin, present in the local Top 10 for 11 of the last 11 stored weeks.
18% of the full local chart is new versus the previous stored week, in line with the 15% average across the tracked set — typical turnover for this comparison window.
How to read this market
Singapore belongs to the Asia region in Chart Atlas. A song that rises here but remains flat globally can indicate a local event, language-market momentum, or a regional genre signal. A song that is simultaneously strong here and in several other countries is more likely to be part of a cross-market trend.
The movement labels compare stored weekly snapshots. They are not a claim about every daily chart change between the two capture dates.