Jack Savoretti We Will Always Be The Way We Were Album
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However, he faces stiff competition from English singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone and her second full-length release Cruel World (2). The follow-up to 2023 debut Paint My Bedroom Black, could it go all the way to earn the Nottingham-born artist her first-ever Number 1? 

Texan Ella Langley finds Dandelion, her second studio album, also fighting for top spot (3). This comes amid her breakout Singles Chart success with Choosin’ Texas, which broke the Top 20 for the first time last week. 

Icelandic sensation Laufey’s A Matter of Time looks to re-enter the Top 10 at Number 7 thanks to the release of its ‘The Final Hour’ deluxe edition. The album originally peaked at Number 3 in September last year. 

Alfie Boe is aiming for a seventh solo Top 10, and 13th overall, with Face Myself (9). Elsewhere, Bring Me The Horizon’s live cut L.I.V.E. In São Paulo (Live Immersive Virtual Experiment) is set to make its debut (12), while rock collective Enter Shikari’s surprise release Lose Your Self is expected to earn Chris Batten, Rou Reynolds, Rob Rolfe and Rory Clewlow a ninth Top 20 (13).  

Brighton outfit Lime Garden are on track for a maiden Albums Chart entry as Maybe Not Tonight looks to pierce the Top 20 (18).  

Lastly, Frank Turner aims to hit double digits and claim his tenth Top 40 album with Campfire Punkrock 20 (31). 

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