Singer-songwriter Ariane Moffatt released a new album this past fall called Petites mains précieuses, and the smooth-sounding single "Viaduc" debuts on the top 30 chart this week at #27.

Absolutely Free has the highest debut this week with a new single called "Still Life," from its sophomore album due out next year.

The band said via press release that the song is about the struggle, both internally and externally, that humans must wage against inertia."'Still Life' starts in a familiar universe and bubbles up into another. The shift illustrates an appetite for personal, political and stylistic change, boiling over. The song examines feelings of being worn down and halted by progress, stagnating both in society and individually. It is about breaking free from patterns of still life defined by cyclical, repeated forms of inaction, and predictable modes of conformity."

Other debuts include "Junk" from the Seasons and "Note To Self" from T. Nile.

Vancouver indie rockers Said the Whale surge to the top of the chart after five weeks with their poppy single "UnAmerican."

Here is the full rundown of the top 30 songs on the chart this week:

30. Rae Spoon, “Bioluminescent”
29. The Seasons, “Junk”
28. Twist, “Venus”
27. Ariane Moffatt, “Viaduc”
26. Fast Romantics, “Mexico”
25. T. Nile, “Note To Self”
24. Marie Davidson, “So Right”
23. Absolutely Free, “Still Life” *highest debut*
22. Choses Sauvages, “Nuages”
21. Stars, “Are You With Me?”
20. Goodbye Honolulu, “Lorry Can’t Love”
19. Foxwarren, “Everything Apart”
18. Munya, “Hotel Delmano”
17. Jon Samuel, “Dead Melodies”
16. Allan Rayman, “Rose”
15. Graham Van Pelt, “Release Yourself”
14. Casper Skulls, “O My Enemy”
13. Helena Deland, “Rise”
12. Quiet Parade, “Thunder”
11. Nicole Dollanganger, “Lemonade”
10. Les Trois Accords, “Corinne”
9. Jerome 50, “Prendre Une Douche”
8. The Zolas, “Bombs Away”
7. Old Man Canyon, “Good While It Lasted”
6. Keegan Powell, “The Door”
5. Mounties, “De-Evolve Again”
4. Ellis, “What A Mess”
3. Christine Fellows, “Unleashed”
2. Echlo, “Head High”
1. Said The Whale, “UnAmerican”