Anyma reaches new career heights as "Bad Angel," his team-up with Blackpink's Lisa, debuts on multiple sales charts in the U.K. this week. Lisa performs at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show held at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on October 15, 2024 in New York, New York. (Photo by Masato Onoda/WWD via Getty Images)

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Techno producer Anyma will soon be heading out on his ÆDEN global world tour, which kicked off with his back-to-back performances at weekends one and two of Coachella. Like many well-known artists who headed to the desert to play one of the world's most closely-watched music festivals, Anyma took the opportunity to release new music.

The Italian DJ teamed up with Blackpink singer Lisa for the track “Bad Angel,” which arrived on April 8, just days before the opening of the event. Anyma and Lisa land a minor sales win in the United Kingdom with their collaboration, which benefited from all the Coachella-related excitement, as well as dedicated fan bases that support both acts.

Anyma and Lisa’s “Bad Angel” Debuts as a Bestseller

“Bad Angel” manages to debut on both the Official Singles Downloads and the Official Singles Sales charts, two U.K.-based rosters that focus entirely on purchases. “Bad Angel” opens at No. 85 on the list that looks only at platforms such as iTunes, Amazon, and others, while it simultaneously launches at No. 90 on the more general sales rundown. The Official Singles Sales roster includes purchases on CD and vinyl as well as digital downloads.

Anyma Hits a New Career High With “Bad Angel”

Anyma earns his second win on the Official Singles Downloads chart and his first on the Official Singles Sales ranking. In June of 2022, his solo cut “Running” spent one turn at No. 97 on the downloads roster before disappearing entirely. That means that the DJ reaches a new high on both rankings with his high-profile collaboration.

Lisa Returns to Multiple Charts in the U.K. as a Soloist

Lisa returns with a new hit on both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads charts for the first time in 2026. She last debuted alongside Maroon 5 in May of last year. The Blackpink musician and the pop band turned their team-up into a one-week top 40 success in the U.K.

Lisa claims her eighth career appearance on her own on the Official Singles Sales chart. Those same eight cuts have also landed on the Official Singles Downloads roster, in addition to one more. “Fxck Up the World,” which is featured on her debut solo album Alter Ego, spent one frame at No. 96 on the downloads tally, but it entirely missed the more competitive sales rundown.

“Bad Angel” Brings Lisa to a New Career Low

While “Bad Angel” may mark a new high for Anyma, it is easily Lisa’s worst-performing track on the Official Singles Sales chart. “Bad Angel” stands out as her first trip to the list without climbing into the top 40. Before this frame, “Money,” one of her breakout solo tracks that hit on the Official Singles Sales list back in 2021, ranked as her lowest-peaking, as it opened at No. 32 and then slipped away.

Lisa’s “Bad Angel” Is Not One of Her Biggest Hits

“Bad Angel” does not become Lisa’s lowest-peaking track on the Official Singles Downloads chart. That distinction belongs to “Fxck Up the World,” which stalled several spaces lower. “Bad Angel” and “Fxck Up the World” remain Lisa’s only tunes to entirely miss out on the top 40 on the downloads roster.

Anyma’s Busy 2026

It’s only been a few weeks since Anyma last released a song, but the excitement drummed up by his Lisa collaboration seems to be much greater than the reception his previous cut received. He teamed up with Joji for “Beautiful,” another non-album single that arrived earlier in 2026.

“Bad Angel” is Lisa’s first piece of new music this year. In 2025, she promoted Alter Ego with multiple singles, including collaborations with Doja Cat and Raye. Earlier this year, Blackpink returned with Deadline, its first EP in more than half a decade, and that short set became a fast bestseller all around the planet.

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