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The LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 07 – 2026 – The sound of the LGBTQ community!

By Ephram St. Cloud, Jungle Telegraph16/02/2026 Article 96 Views

Dive into the LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 07, 2026: a vibrant, community‑curated Top 50 celebrating queer artists worldwide. Featuring Harrison at Number 1 with «All the Things She Said», plus spotlight picks from Jonathan Rippon, Omar Rudberg and newcomer Vegard.

LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 07 – 2026

Your weekly dose of queer brilliance is here — louder, prouder and more electrifying than ever. This week’s chart is a community-curated celebration of LGBTQ artistry from around the world: a sonic rainbow of empowerment, love and fierce creativity that ranges from tender ballads to full-throttle pop anthems. The Top 50 Countdown is live and it’s the soundtrack your weekend needs.

Number One this week

Harrison — «All the Things She Said»

Number 1 this week is Harrison with «All the Things She Said», landing the top spot just as Heated Rivalry becomes the number‑one show on HBO Max across Europe. The UK riser is riding a serious surge of momentum, with his explosive rework of the t.A.T.u classic erupting after its standout moment in the hit drama. While the original came from the infamously queerbaiting Russian duo, Harrison’s high‑voltage reboot has connected with an entirely new generation. Armed with a growing arsenal of festival‑ready anthems, he’s carving out his place among the electronic heavyweights who’ve shaped dance culture over the past decade — and the trajectory is only pointing upwards.

This Week’s Spotlight

Jonathan Rippon — «First time in Blackpool»

Jonathan Rippon’s «First Time in Blackpool» shines as this week’s highlight, marking a fresh breakthrough for the queer London‑based singer‑songwriter JR. Fresh off his Britain’s Got Talent 2025 audition — which pulled in more than 1 million views — the multi‑talent returns with a cheeky, heartfelt slice of queer pop that cements his rising star status. JR first burst onto the scene with his 2020 dance hit «Feel the Fire», co‑written and produced by Olly Shelton, and has since built a loyal following through sharp, charismatic stand‑up sets across the UK’s comedy and cabaret circuit. Now, with «First Time in Blackpool», he makes a confident LGBTQ Music Chart debut and opens the door to an exciting new chapter.

Song of the Week

Omar Rudberg – «Malandro»

This week’s Song of the Week is Omar Rudberg’s electrifying single «Malandro», a vibrant celebration of his Venezuelan roots unveiled during Zara Larsson’s European tour. Fusing Latin‑pop flair with his signature charisma, Rudberg continues his award‑winning momentum as he leans into rhythm, identity and star power. «Malandro» lands as a bold, addictive highlight in his fast‑rising catalogue. — blends Italian soul with global pop influences, creating a distinctive, addictive fusion that’s every bit as unique as the man behind it.

Newcomer of the Week

Vegard — «Lohpádus» (promise)

Vegard’s «Lohpádus» storms in as this week’s standout newcomer, marking a striking moment from his debut EP «Jegolaš». Blending traditional joik with sleek electronic pop, Vegard crafts a sound that delves into queer vulnerability, personal struggle and the nuances of Sámi identity. The result is an intimate, atmospheric project that threads cultural heritage through contemporary production, offering a deeply felt journey shaped by lived experience and emotional truth.

What’s hot this week

Breakout bangers and beloved anthems dominate the Top 50.
Expect emotional ballads, glittering pop and club-ready jams.
The playlist is made by the community, for the community.

Don’t miss the radio show

Tune in for the full countdown, interviews and exclusive mixes that expand the chart into a live celebration. Plug in, press play and let this week playlist move you.
Stay up to date with the LGBTQ Music Chart by following the playlist on Apple Music and/or Spotify. The top 50 playlist updates weekly and may differ from the list below.

LW = Last WeekWOC = Weeks on ChartNewcomer = Newcomer of the WeekHighlight of the Week = Editor's PickSong of the Week = Song of the Week (SOTW)Outed on Friday = Queer view on Music Friday