Do you rather look at the future than the past?
Are you interested in new European music, or even new European artists?
Are you curious which emerging artists manage to be successful outside their home country?
Would you like to hear all the future hits in one place?

Look no further: the answer to all of these questions can be found in the European Border Breakers Chart. Every Friday around noon a fresh chart lists the 100 most popular songs, based on the conditions above.

This week, the Top 100 counts 28 (re)entries, exactly half of which are total newcomers. Among those 14 are songs by Kara Marni (pictured) and Hrvy, that I recommended here before, and a further 12 tracks that are about to develop into tomorrow’s hits. This is the complete list:
#8: NOTD feat. Felix Jaehn, Georgia Ku & Captain Cuts – So Close
#23: Armoo feat. 6ix9ine – Bozoo
#28: Dodie – If I’m Being Honest
#32: Hrvy – I Wish You Were Here
#33: BRYN – Bailiffs
#58: Clara Luciani – La Baie
#62: Zilla With Her Eyes Shut – Cut Me Boy
#63: B.E.D. – White Coats
#64: Nylenda – Fires Light
#72: Everyone You Know – Our Generation
#81: Invisible Minds – Yo Mae Leh
#84: Kara Marni – Move
#90: Pip Blom – Hours
#100: Victor Leksell – Tappat

For the full Top 100, click the ‘EBBChart’ tab in the top menu of this blog (loading of the PDF may take a little while). More charts, like the Tips (ranking the tracks that are on their way to the Top 100), the Airplay Chart and the Streaming Chart, are available at www.europeanborderbreakerschart.eu, where you can also listen to all of the tracks and watch their videos, as well as share them via social media.

The European Border Breakers Chart is your weekly overview of emerging European artists scoring their first hits outside their home countries. In other words: the EBBChart spots acts early in their career, highlighting tomorrow’s potential superstars. Every Friday around noon a new chart is published, making for a great musical journey to the future.

This week’s Top 100 has an unprecedented 30 (re)entries. 13 of those tracks are charting for the first time. These are the artists to keep a keen eye out for:
#26: Lewis Capaldi – Grace
#31: Tom Gregory – Honest
#34: Angèle (pictured) – Jalousie
#39: El Profesor feat. Laura White – Ce Soir?
#47: Tom Grennan – Run In The Rain
#51: Soolking – Dalida
#59: Au/Ra – Emoji
#67: Pip Blom – Come Home
#73: Audiobooks – Dance Your Life Away
#84: Claire Laffut – Mojo
#89: Elax – Reaktor
#91: Kops – Salvation
#95: Deep Throat Choir – Be OK

For the full Top 100, click the ‘EBBChart’ tab in the top menu of this blog (loading of the PDF may take a little while). More charts, like the Tips (ranking the tracks that are on their way to the Top 100), the Airplay Chart and the Streaming Chart, are available at www.europeanborderbreakerschart.eu, where you can also listen to all of the tracks and watch their videos, as well as share them via social media.

The European Border Breakers Chart only contains new European artists, showcasing the cultural diversity of new European music. With 28 (re)entries, there’s no doubt it’s your best source to discover tomorrow’s super stars.

The 15 newcomers in this week’s chart are from a large variety of European countries: Sweden, France, Norway, Great Britain, Germany, Denmark… but the highest new entry is from the smallest country of them all: the Netherlands. At #26 we welcome Pip Blom (pictured), who is especially popular in Great Britain. Perhaps even more than in her home country. Pussycat is Pip Blom’s fourth EBBCharts hit. Only her most recent single I Think I’m In Love, that just left the Top 100, gained a higher position and got to #24.

These are all 15 of this week’s first-timers:
#26: Pip Blom – Pussycat
#30: Hugo Helmig – Wild
#34: Loredana – Sonnenbrille
#42: Miel De Montagne – Pourquoi Pas
#59 : Kylypso – Honestly
#61: Harry Styles – Woman
#71: HMLTD – Pictures Of You
#76: Subjective – Inkolelo
#80: Fieh – 25
#84: T Mulla – Dollar Pound Cake
#88: Youngr – Lost In Translation
#90: Cliqme feat. Capital T. & Koach2.0 – Across The World
#93: Das Body – Boys
#98: Halo Maud – Baptism
#99: Albin Lee Meldau – About You

For the full Top 100, click the ‘EBBChart’ tab in the top menu of this blog (loading of the PDF may take a little while). More charts, like the Tips (ranking the tracks that are on their way to the Top 100), the Airplay Chart and the Streaming Chart, are available at www.europeanborderbreakerschart.eu, where you can also listen to all of the tracks and watch their videos, as well as share them via social media.

Today, European Border Breakers Award winner Alma (pictured) puts out her new single Dance For Me (feat. Mø). On the day of its release, the track is already the highest entry in the European Border Breakers Chart at #37, thanks to early cross-border airplay in Great Britain. The song leads a field of 23 (re)entries, 14 of which are tracks that appear for the first time this week.

The other newcomers are fellow EBBA 2018 winners The Blaze – Heaven (#49) and Youngr – Remember (#80), alongside Superorganism – Reflections On The Screen (#42), M.I.L.K. – Slow Emotions (#46), Lewis Capaldi feat. Jessie Reyez – Rush (#52), Nafthaly Ramona feat. Bizzey, Ramiks & Hef – Merry (#62), Severija – Zu Asche Zu Staub (#78), Theo Lawrence & The Hearts – Never Let It Go (#79), Hazers – Drive (#86), Kim Petras – Heart To Break (#87), Sheku Kanneh-Mason – Sardana (#88), Hare Squead – Flowers (#89), and Pip Blom – I Think I’m In Love (#99).

For the full Top 100, click the ‘EBBChart’ tab in the top menu of this blog (loading of the PDF may take a little while). More charts, like the Tips (ranking the tracks that are on their way to the Top 100), the Airplay Chart and the Streaming Chart, are available at www.europeanborderbreakerschart.eu, where you can also listen to all of the tracks and watch their videos, as well as share them via social media.