Montreal electro-pop band Choses Saugaves edge on to the top 30 chart this week with the slinky single "Nuages," which features a not-often-heard flute solo.

Quebec singer-songwriter Jerome 50 has the highest debut with "Prendre une douche," featuring vocals from Hubert Lenoir. The song is from his latest album La hiérarchill and checks in at #23.

Other debuts this week include "Rose" from Allan Rayman, "Rise" from Helena Deland, and "Corinne" from Les Trois Accords.

After a mere four weeks on the chart, Broken Social Scene climbs up to the #1 spot with "Old Dead Young." The song was previously only available as a bonus track on the vinyl edition of Hug of Thunder, but the band released it as a single to celebrate the end of their latest tour.

Here is the full rundown for the top 30 chart this week:

30. Choses Sauvages, “Nuages”
29. Harrison, “Atmosphere”
28. Allan Rayman, “Rose”
27. Dilly Dally, “Believe”
26. Helena Deland, “Rise”
25. Casper Skulls, “O My Enemy”
24. Les Trois Accords, “Corinne”
23. Jerome 50, “Prendre Une Douche” *highest debut*
22. Quiet Parade, “Thunder”
21. Old Man Canyon, “Good While It Lasted”
20. Mounties, “De-Evolve Again”
19. Christine Fellows, “Unleashed”
18. Tokyo Police Club, “Simple Dude”
17. Ellis, “What A Mess”
16. Keegan Powell, “The Door”
15. Said The Whale, “UnAmerican”
14. Goodbye Honolulu, “Lorry Can’t Love 4
13. The Zolas, “Bombs Away”
12. Graham Van Pelt, “Release Yourself”
11. Echlo, “Head High”
10. Shad, “The Fool Pt. 3 (Frame Of Mind)”
9. Anemone, “Daffodil”
8. Metric, “Dressed To Suppress”
7. Rae Spoon, “Bioluminescent”
6. Great Lake Swimmers, “Root Systems”
5. Elisapie, “Arnaq”
4. Foxtrott, “Better With You”
3. Marie Davidson, “So Right”
2. Kandle, “Child Of Fate”
1. Broken Social Scene, “Old Dead Young”