Republic is back on top of the add board today with Taylor Swift's newly-released single "You Need To Calm Down," which posts 129 adds. Republic's second entry in the Top 10 is Tove Lo's "Glad He's Gone" (Island), impacting with 24 adds. Atlantic puts another 24 stations on Lizzo's "Truth Hurts" and 13 on Ava Max's "So Am I." Capitol scores 22 new adds on Lewis Capaldi's "Someone You Loved" (Vertigo). RCA has two in the Top 10, pulling in another 20 adds on Mark Ronson's "Find U Again" f/Camila Cabello and 17 more on Miley Cyrus' "Mother's Daughter." LIVVIA's "Dizzy" (12Tone) scores 13 adds on impact, while Columbia puts another 13 on The Chainsmokers' "Call You Mine" f/BeBe Rexha (Disruptor). 

Taylor Swift, "You Need To Calm Down" (Republic)
Tove Lo, "Glad He's Gone" (Republic)
LIVVIA, "Dizzy" (12Tone)

It's gonna come down to the wire, but it looks like Republic's Post Malone will slide into the coveted  #1 spot with "Wow."  Khalid's "Talk" (RCA) moves Top 3, as one of the 1000+ spin increases inside the Top 10 this week, as Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber's "I Don't Care" (Def Jam/Atlantic) and Billie Eilish's "bad guy" (Darkroom/Interscope) also enjoy that 1000+ spin kiss while notching up inside the Top 10.  Meanwhile, the Greatest Gainer of the week is on pace to be Katy Perry's "Never Really Over" (Capitol), as she heads Top 15. Mark Ronson's "Find U Again" f/Camila Cabello (RCA) not only charts, but moves Top 30. Also hitting the chart will be In Real Life's "Crazy AF" (Hollywood) and Juice WRLD's "Hear Me Calling" (GradeAProd/Interscope).  

Republic’s Spangler, Romeo and Dastur have four tracks moving inside the Top 10. Jonas Brothers’ “Sucker” enjoys another week in the #1 position, while Post Malone’s “Wow” looks to move up after firmly taking over the #2 spot. Taylor Swift f/Brendon Urie’s “ME!” moves up to #7, and Shawn Mendes’ “If I Can’t Have You” (Island) notches up inside the Top 10. There’s a lot going on inside the Top 10! Jonas Brothers’ “Cool” picked up big rotation increases this week from WRVQ, KDIS, WFLC and WDJX. NOTD & Felix Jaehn f/Georgia Ku & Captain Cuts’ “So Close” (Island) is heading Top 25, backed by more than 100m Spotify streams. It’s new this week at Y100 and WPRO. 

RCA’s Riccitelli, JR and Daddio impacted Miley Cyrus’ “Mother’s Daughter,” putting at the top of the addboard with 52 stations out of the box. It’s already set to chart just a few days after release. WAKS PD Joel Murphy says, “It’s got tempo, it’s fresh, it’s selling, it’s streaming, it’s Miley. What are you waiting for? It’s good!” We’re also told that the callout on Khalid’s “Talk” is outstanding. That one’s currently Top 5 and looks headed for #1, where it should go quickly. P!nk’s “Walk Me Home” is celebrating a #1 at Hot AC as it climbs up inside the Top 25 at Pop. Mark Ronson f/Camila Cabello’s “Find U Again” is set to join the Top 30, pulling in 21 new adds this week. Martin Garrix f/Macklemore & Patrick Stump’s “Summer Days”—now looking to join the Top 30—pulled in five new adds, including XHTZ, WNCI and WNRW. Kygo & Rita Ora’s “Carry On” moves closer to the chart with new airplay in from Music Choice, KDDB and KKPN. 



Warner’s Chester, Dyer, Reich and Shih put Dan + Shay’s “Speechless” (Warner Nashville) back in the Top 10 Most Added column this week, securing airplay from seven more stations, including KHKS, WBLI, WHBQ and WKSS. It’s set to join Top 20. Bryce Vine f/YG’s “La La Land” (Sire) is now Top 20 and posting Top 10 Shazam numbers in airplay markets; new adds include KLIF, KBKS, WLDI and KCHZ.

Over at 12Tone Music, Team Palmese put LIVVIA’s “Dizzy” in the Top 10 Most Added column a week before impact with seven stations posting early airplay.

Caroline’s Halpern and Scales charted SHAED’s “Trampoline” (Photo Finish) with 70+ stations on board; big airplay markets include KENZ, KBKS, WZPL and WKSS. It landed in the Most Added column this week with seven new adds.

Capitol’s Marella, Nolletti, Siciliano and Acampora had the Greatest Gainer on the chart last week in Katy Perry’s “Never Really Over,” which moves Top 20 with a near-closed-out panel. Halsey’s “Nightmare” joined the Top 15. That one’s got 33m video views, and it’s Top 10 Shazam and Top 20 Spotify. Lewis Capaldi’s “Someone You Loved” (Vertigo Berlin) has charted, pulling in major market airplay from B96, WWPW, WTDY and WFLZ.

Columbia’s Burruss, Bedard, Stevens and Brenner have a monster in Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road,” which continues to rule all forms of metrics that we speak about while Top 3 and climbing. It’s hard to believe there are still people out there who don’t have this song in Power rotation. The Chainsmokers f/Bebe Rexha’s “Call You Mine” (Disruptor) is set to join the Top 30. Considering its #3 Most Added honors last week and the 25 new stations, it should be Top 20 in no time. Also in the Top 10 Most Added was Tyler, The Creator’s “Earfquake,” which welcomed nine new stations. Coming off a #1 album launch, this one’s on its way.

Hollywood’s Finck, Smith and Ennis charted In Real Life’s “Crazy AF,” now on 65+ stations; spin leaders include Music Choice, WAKS, WXSS and WKFS.



Interscope’s Romano and Lopes have two hits at Top 40 from Darkroom act Billie Eilish, as “bad guy” moves Top 10 and “when the party’s over” moves Top 15. Both have massive streams and sales numbers. At press time, Billie had 15 songs in the Spotify U.S. Top 200—the most of any current artist by far. 5 Seconds of Summer’s “Easier”—the #2 Greatest Gainer last week—is now Top 20. Juice WRLD’s “Hear Me Calling” (Grade A) is set to chart with 66 stations on board. It was Top 10 Most Added last week; adds include KYLD, WHQC and KUDD.

Epic’s Sackheim, Afloarei and Dimig have AJ Mitchell’s “All My Friends” on 145+ stations. This is heading Top 20; new adds include WWPW, WHQC, WAPE and WSNX. Travis Scott’s “Wake Up” (Cactus Jack/Grand Hustle) is Top 25 with big help from Z100, KAMP, WKSC and Y100. DJ Khaled f/SZA’s “Just Us” (We The Best) is now on 100+ stations and was once again in the Most Added column, pulling in 11 new stations.

MUSIC WE LOVE: Illenium & Jon Bellion’s “Good Things Fall Apart” (Astralwerks/Capitol), Tove Lo’s “Glad He’s Gone” (Island/Republic).