Tame Impala’s ‘Loser’ Lands on ARIA Chart Following ‘Spider-Man’ Sync
Tame Impala and Steve Lacy have gained significant positions on Australia’s ARIA charts after their songs were featured in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Tame Impala’s “Loser” re-entered at No. 11, its highest placing after previously peaking at No. 95 in 2025, while Steve Lacy’s album Oh Yeah? and its title track also rose sharply. The syncs demonstrate how a major film release can revive or accelerate music consumption and chart performance.
“Loser”, the lead single from Tame Impala’s forthcoming fifth album Deadbeat, benefited from its use in the film, although another album track, “Dracula”, slipped from No. 16 to No. 18. Lacy’s Oh Yeah? climbed from No. 34 to No. 17 and “Oh Yeah” debuted at No. 25; the film has also become the fastest to reach $700 million at the US box office and Sony’s biggest overseas release, with $1.108 billion internationally. Elsewhere, Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” remained No. 1 for a tenth week, Olivia Rodrigo returned to the albums summit, and Stray Kids debuted at No. 3 with This & That.
- Spider-Man placements lifted Tame Impala and Steve Lacy on ARIA charts.
- Tame Impala’s “Loser” reached a new No. 11 peak.
- The film has delivered record-breaking box-office results.
New here? Start with this
Tame Impala is the music project led by Australian musician Kevin Parker, known for blending rock, pop and electronic sounds. Steve Lacy is an American singer, songwriter and producer whose music draws on R&B, funk and alternative pop.
ARIA is Australia’s main music chart system, tracking the relative popularity of songs and albums. A song’s placing can be influenced by streaming, sales and public attention, including exposure through films, television and advertising.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is part of Sony’s Spider-Man film series. When a track is used in a film, known in the music industry as a sync, it can introduce the song to a large audience and prompt more people to listen to it.