Fans Choose Katy Perry’s ‘143’ as This Week’s Favorite New Music in All-Genre Poll

Katy Perry‘s 143 has topped this week’s unutilized tune poll that includes artists in diverse genres of tune.

Tune fanatics voted in a ballot revealed Friday (Sept. 20) on Billboard, opting for the pop famous person’s 6th brochure as their favourite unutilized tune let fall of the date occasion.

143 introduced in just about 59% of the vote at the ballot, securing a impressive edge forward of unutilized releases from Gwen Stefani (“Somebody Else’s”), Bad Bunny (“Una Velita”), Keith Urban (Top), Bon Iver (“S P E Y S I D E”), Future (Mixtape Pluto), and others.

143, which is code for “I love you,” marks Perry’s first album since 2020’s Smile, which reached Refuse. 5 at the Billboard 200. The mission options in the past spared singles “Woman’s World” and “Lifetimes,” in addition to Doechii and 21 Savage collaborations on “I’m His He’s Mine” and “Gimme Gimme,” respectively. Alternative track titles come with “Crush,” “Nirvana,” “All the Love,” “Truth” and “Wonder,” amongst others.

“I set out to create a bold, exuberant, celebratory dance-pop album with the symbolic 143 numerical expression of love as a throughline message,” Perry in the past shared in a observation in regards to the mission. On TikTok, she added, “143 is honestly a dance party. All fandoms, invited. And it’s high energy, lots of love, mostly lots of love and BPM, summer, sexy. And it’s for y’all.”

That is Perry’s second week in a row to manage Billboard‘s new music poll. Last week, the star’s “I’m His, He’s Mine” collab with Doechii introduced in 30% of the vote.

Trailing at the back of Perry in this occasion’s ballot is Stefani’s “Somebody Else’s,” which introduced in just about 27% of the vote. The unutilized unmarried, which nods again to Refuse Confusion’s logo of unutilized flow and radio-ready pop, shall be featured at the singer’s fifth album, Bouquet, prepared for let fall on Nov. 15.

See the overall result of this occasion’s ballot beneath. Take a look at Billboard‘s Friday Music Guide to meet up with extra must-hear releases from this occasion.