This week on RNW's Dutch Music Monday Top 10, the Netherlands’ two top female stars enter the chart, while Waylon revisits the Top 10 with The escapist. Falling off the chart this week: Canto ostinato by Kees Wieringa & Polo de Haas, Hoeren, neuken, nooit meer werken by The New Kids & Corry Konings and 1000 Voices by The Voice of Holland.

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This week's new entries:

5. Doluv2luvu – Ilse DeLange
Ilse DeLange had her big break in 1998 with her debut album World of Hurt, which went on to sell more than 500,000 copies in the Netherlands – still the best-selling Dutch debut album ever. In the years that followed, Ilse built up a healthy career with songs that usually combined pop, country and ‘rootsy’ influences. For her new album, however, she’s been through a major stylistic overhaul. Doluv2luvu (or “Do love to love you” in plain English) is a high energy record that will raise a few eyebrows among her fans.

9. What have you done – Anouk
If you’re looking for a good break-up song, check Anouk’s latest album. It was inspired by her latest break up and the record is genuinely heartbreaking at times. Just listen to What have you done and you’ll understand. No wonder it’s ranked among Anouk’s best albums ever.

1 (1) Ik neem je mee – Gers Pardoel (8 wks)
2 (2) Nergens zonder jou – Guus Meeuwis & Gers Pardoel (3 wks)
3 (3) Took a hit – Racoon (14 wks)
4 (4) Young ones – Di-rect (2 wks)
5 (-) Doluv2luvu – Ilse DeLange (1 wk)
6 (5) Ogen weer geopend – René Froger (6 wks)
7 (7) Maniac in love – B-Yentl feat. Tarif (7 wks)
8 (-) The escapist – Waylon (6 wks)
9 (-) What have you done – Anouk (1 wk)
10 (9) Meer kan het niet zijn – Bløf & Sabrina Starke (2 wks)

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