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Jamie T's Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) Enters at Number 1 on Official Albums Chart

The South London singer-songwriter has his second consecutive UK Number 1 album, and also tops the vinyl and record store charts, according to Music-News.com.

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Jamie T's album Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) has debuted at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart, giving the South London singer-songwriter his second consecutive UK chart-topping album, according to a report from Music-News.com.

The record also took the top position on the Official Vinyl Albums Chart and the Official Record Store Chart.

Following The Theory of Whatever

Music-News.com says the new Number 1 arrives four years after The Theory of Whatever, which it describes as Jamie T's first UK chart-topper. The report adds that he spoke to Official Charts and thanked his fanbase, saying he was eternally grateful for their continued support.

The rest of the top 40

Chase & Status, described by the report as a UK drum and bass duo, were runners-up with their eighth studio album, Generic Everything. It did reach Number 1 on the Official Dance Albums Chart.

Further down, the Australian pop singer Troye Sivan reached Number 9 with She's the Best, which Music-News.com says is his fourth Top 10 record. The Temperance Movement landed at Number 11 with New Promise Land Incorporated, reportedly their highest-charting album since 2018, and also topped the Official Independent Albums Chart. The Wigan indie band The Lilacs reached Number 12 with their debut, Keeping Up With The Joneses.

The Pet Shop Boys entered at Number 19 with A man from the future, a project the report describes as a tribute to Alan Turing, and Music-News.com counts it as their 28th Top 40 entry. Geese frontman Cameron Winter followed at Number 20 with Live At Carnegie Hall, which the report calls his solo chart debut.

Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet rose 17 places to Number 21 after a limited vinyl release marking its two-year anniversary. The Dublin new-wave rock band Basht. debuted at Number 28 with Poor Advice, and Greta Van Fleet's fourth studio album, Palace For The People, closed out the Top 40.

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