DJ Eliza Rose topped the official charts with her hit BOTA (Baddest Of Them All), which became the UK's 1,400th all-time number one.
It comes almost 70 years after the chart was launched in 1952, with Al Martino's orchestral ballad Here In My Heart in first place.
Rose's song has been gaining momentum throughout festival season and has been number two for the past two weeks.
It reached pole position this week after amassing 4.8 million streams.
BOTA, which is based on a snippet of the American garage classic Let The Beat Hit 'Em, is also the first female DJ number one since Sonic's It Feels So Good in 2002.
The record switches places with LF System's Afraid To Feel, which topped the charts last week.
It's the first hit for Rose, who got into DJing after landing an internship at London's Flashback record store in the age of 15.
DJ Eliza Rose topped the official charts with her hit BOTA (Baddest Of Them All), which became the UK's 1,400th all-time number one.
It comes almost 70 years after the chart was launched in 1952, with Al Martino's orchestral ballad Here In My Heart in first place.
Rose's song has been gaining momentum throughout festival season and has been number two for the past two weeks.
It reached pole position this week after amassing 4.8 million streams.
BOTA, which is based on a snippet of the American garage classic Let The Beat Hit 'Em, is also the first female DJ number one since Sonic's It Feels So Good in 2002.
The record switches places with LF System's Afraid To Feel, which topped the charts last week.
It's the first hit for Rose, who got into DJing after landing an internship at London's Flashback record store in the age of 15.
Image source, Phoebe Cowley 
