Minggu, 09 Juli 2017

Judah Kelly charts No. 19, the biggest Voice winner's single in four years

Judah gets emotional during Jennifer Hudson mentoring session1:48

'The Voice' contestant Judah gets emotional when he was surprised with a Jennifer Hudson mentoring session, where they sing 'Iris' by the Goo Goo Dolls. Courtesy: Channel 9

The Voice's Judah Hall realises he's beaten Hoseah Partsch. Picture: Channel 9

Cameron AdamsNews Corp Australia Network

JUDAH Kelly has scored the biggest Voice winner's single in four years.

Kelly's single Count on Me debuted at No. 19 on this week's ARIA chart.

That's the highest debut since Harrison Craig's Unconditional entered at No. 15 in 2013.

Kelly has reversed a downward spiral that began with Anja Nissen's I'm So Excited debuting at No. 42 in 2014 and last year's winner Alfie Arcuri seeing his winner's single Cruel peak at only No. 89.

Count on Me sold 7980 copies after being aired on the Grand Final of The Voice, which was watched by over 1.3 million viewers.

Runner-up Hoseah Partsch also charted this week, entering at No. 35 with Paper Planes, which racked up 5147 sales.

Partsch had a slight handicap with his single being an Apple Music streaming exclusive last week, with Kelly available on all streaming platforms.

However both Voice contestants barely registered on any streaming charts — the ARIA singles chart now combines downloads and streaming data for an overall figure.

Kelly's combined streams counted for just 411 sales, Partsch's for just 77 sales.

Katy Perry and Niall Horan both performed on the Voice Grand Final. Picture: Darren Leigh Roberts

Katy Perry and Niall Horan both performed on the Voice Grand Final. Picture: Darren Leigh RobertsSource:News Corp Australia

Streaming generally takes several weeks to have any major chart impact, the songs are also just starting to gain commercial radio attention.

The Voice's Grand Final also had limited sales impact for the international guests flown in to perform.

Niall Horan's Slow Hands, already a major hit, did best by jumping to No. 2 with 18,302 sales, behind Luis Fonsi and Justin Bieber's Despacito on 23,118 sales (Horan is actually ahead on sales, but not when streaming figures are factored in).

Katy Perry's Swish Swish finally cracked the Top 30 after her Voice performance, jumping to No. 22 with 7663 extra sales.

Perry's Australian promotional tour — ostensibly to launch her 2018 tour — also saw her Witness album re-enter the Top 5 by adding another 2119 sales.

However Noah Cyrus premiering her single I'm Stuck on national TV saw the song enter the ARIA chart at No. 94 with just 1700 sales.

Universal Music have yet to announce whether they will formally sign Partsch or Fasika Ayallew, although Ayallew was a guest of the label at last week's Lorde gig in Sydney.

Kelly will release his debut album on July 28, expected to include cover versions performed on the TV show including his version of Hallelujah.

The Voice's Harrison Craig

The Voice's Harrison CraigSource:Supplied

Ellie Drennan on the Voice in 2015

Ellie Drennan on the Voice in 2015Source:Supplied

VOICE WINNERS' SINGLES PEAKS

Karise Eden — You Won't Let Me — No. 5 (2012)

Harrison Craig — Unconditional — No. 15 (2013)

Anja Nissen — I'm So Excited — No. 42 (2014)

Ellie Drennan — Ghost — No. 25 (2015)

Alfie Arcuri — Cruel — No. 89 (2016)

Judah Kelly — Count on Me — No. 19 (2017)

Alfie Arcuri on last year's Voice

Alfie Arcuri on last year's VoiceSource:Supplied

Anja Nissen won The Voice in 2014

Anja Nissen won The Voice in 2014Source:Supplied

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