Beabadoobee has her first U.K. Official Albums #1 with This Is How Tomorrow Moves (Dirty Hit). Chase & Status and Stormzy debut at the top with “Backbone” (0207/EMI/Merky).

Elsewhere on the album chart, Will Young is new at #5 with his ninth set, Light It Up (BMG). The first greatest hits collection from Calvin Harris, 96 Months (Sony), lands at #11.

English blues singer-songwriter Elles Bailey has her first Top 4 with Beneath the Neon Glow (Cooking Vinyl), charting at #12. Asake's Lungu Boy (YBNL Nation/EMPIRE) debuts at #15.

On the U.K.’s Official Singles Chart, “Backbone” is the first U.K. chart-topper for Chase & Status and the fourth for Stormzy. It’s the most-streamed track in the country this week, with 6.4m.

“BIRDS OF A FEATHER” (Interscope), by Billie Eilish, returns to its previous peak of #2, while “Guess” (Atlantic/Interscope), by Charli xcx, featuring Eilish, spends a second week in the Top 5, at #4.

“Kisses” (Atlantic), by BL3ss, CamrinWatsin & bbyclose, rises one to #6, and JADE’s debut solo single, “Angel of My Dreams” (RCA), is back in the Top 10, at #10, following the release of its S.A.D (slow. angelic. dramatic.) version.

Just outside the Top 10, “Move” (Keinemusik), by Adam Port, Stryv and Keinemusik, moves up five to #11. Chappell Roan’s “HOT TO GO!” (Island) rises three rungs to a new peak of #12.