NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: Releases For The Week of March 1, 2024

Pilots of the airwaves.

Put your lighter up for New Music Friday, including fresh songs from 5 Seconds Of Summer, Miley Cyrus, Twenty One Pilots and many others…

Notable albums out this week: Brynn Cartelli‘s Out Of The Blue (Stream), Faye Webster‘s Underdressed At The Symphony (Stream), Games We Play‘s Life’s Going Great (Stream), Hollow Coves‘s Nothing To Lose (Stream), Jacob Collier‘s Djesse Vol. 4 (Stream), Liam Gallagher & John Squire‘s Liam Gallagher & John Squire (Stream), RHODES‘s (Un-finished) (Stream), ScHoolboy Q‘s Blue Lips (Stream), Shane Smith & The Saints‘s Norther (Stream), That Mexican OT‘s Texas Technician (Stream), Yard Act‘s Where’s My Utopia? (Stream)

Notable EPs out this week: Iann Dior‘s Blind (Stream), Tish Melton‘s When We’re Older (Stream)

New digital singles that you can buy/stream this week include:
“2AM In London”, Morgan Wade (Stream)
“4 Wheel High”, Sean Stemaly (Stream)
“Act III: On God? (She Like)”, 4batz (Stream)
“Alone”, Cat Burns (Stream)
“All That You Made Me”, BANNERS (Stream)
“Be Mine”, Billie Calvinn (Stream)
“Before You Go”, Seeb (Stream)
“Call My Name”, Graham & Henrik (Stream)
“Called Crazy”, Kassi Ashton (Stream)
“Cheerleader”, Phem featuring Waterparks (Stream)
“Cold Stare”, Mackenzy Mackay (Stream)
“Dizzy”, Olly Alexander (Stream)
“Doctor (Work It Out)”, Pharrell Williams & Miley Cyrus (Stream)
“Doing Better”, FLETCHER (Stream)
“Don’t Let Me Down”, Surfaces featuring JVKE (Stream)
“Everything And Everyone”, Matt Haughey (Stream)
“Fur Elise”, Faouzia (Stream)
“FYS”, Chlöe (Stream)
“Gettin’ Rich, Goin’ Broke”, Willow Avalon (Stream)
“Good Together”, Lake Street Dive (Stream)
“Grammy Party”, DaBaby (Stream)
“Gravity”, Matt Hansen (Stream)
“Guilty Pleasure”, Kenny Chesney (Stream)
“Highwitcha”, Peach Tree Rascals (Stream)
“I Can’t Escape Myself”, White Reaper (Stream)
“I Like Mondays”, Taylor Bickett (Stream)
“Iconique”, EMELINE (Stream)
“In The Cold”, Vincent Lima (Stream)
“John Cena”, Joey Valence & Brae (Stream)
“Lighter”, Galantis, David Guetta & 5 Seconds Of Summer (Stream)
“Like What”, Cardi B (Stream)
“Make A Baby”, Jesse McCartney featuring Yung Gravy (Stream)
“Make Me Your Mrs.”, Mae Stephens (Stream)
“Making Flippy Floppy”, Teezo Touchdown (Stream)
“Messed Up As Me”, Keith Urban (Stream)
“Midwest Rock & Roll”, Ryan Hurd (Stream)
“Miss Me Too”, Griff (Stream)
“Mudroom”, Tiny Habits (Stream)
“Nice Guy”, Benedict Cork (Stream)
“Obsessed”, Luna Day (Stream)
“Obsessed”, Sophie Powers featuring Ashley Sienna (Stream)
“Out Of My League (Chill AF)”, Fitz And The Tantrums (Stream)
“Overcompensate”, Twenty One Pilots (Stream)
“Pretend”, Teo Glacier (Stream)
“Rosemary”, Donovan Woods (Stream)
“Secret”, Peach PRC (Stream)
“Shadow In The Sun”, Joe P (Stream)
“She’s That Fire”, Adam Ernst (Stream)
“Slow Dance”, Scotty McCreery (Stream)
“Somewhere Between”, Dylan Gossett (Stream)
“Stayinit”, Fred Again.., Lil Yachty & Overmono (Stream)
“Still Yours”, The Kid LAROI (Stream)
“Sweet Tooth”, Bendigo Fletcher (Stream)
“Teardrops”, Liam Payne (Stream)
“Tejano Blue”, Cigarettes After Sex (Stream)
“The One (Pero No Como Yo)”, Carin León & Kane Brown (Stream)
“Too Good To Be True”, Kacey Musgraves (Stream)
“Up!”, Forrest Frank & Connor Price (Stream)
“Von Dutch”, Charli XCX (Stream)
“Weekends In Brooklyn”, Birksie (Stream)
“What A Devastating Turn Of Events”, Rachel Chinouriri (Stream)
“Why’d You Let Me”, Sam DeRosa (Stream)
“You Were Mine”, Forest Blakk (Stream)

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Next week’s releases include: new albums/EPs from Ariana Grande, Bleachers, Judas Priest and others.

RADIO ACTIVE — A Weekly Chart CHRonicle (March 20, 2022)

Welcome to Radio Active, a Sunday evening report from POP! Goes The Charts that gets to the chart of the matter: all the highlights from the CHR/Top 40 chart, as published by Mediabase 24/7 and Mediabase Research. Don’t lose sight of these emerging records…

X-TRA TIME: Five weeks ago, Lil Nas X led the Top 40 radio chart with “That’s What I Want”, his third consecutive #1 hit from the album Montero. Now, it returns to the top for a second nonconsecutive week. All three cuts have now spent a combined total of five weeks at the top spot since July of last year.

In the top 40, “Don’t Forget My Love” jumps from 43-37 for Diplo and Miguel, taken from the former’s self-titled release. It’s the ninth solo credit for Diplo in the top 40, while Miguel earns his sixth entry into the region. Mimi Webb heats up from 42-38 with “House On Fire”, the second top 40 entry for the singer in under a year. It recently reached the top ten in both the U.K. and Ireland. Iann Dior climbs from 44-39 with “Let You”, also marking his second top 40 hit at the format. Lastly, Jena Rose lifts from 41-40 with “Checkmate”, her first top 40 song.

From HBO’s Euphoria, “I’m Tired” is in at #41 on the chart, as Labrinth and Zendaya enter with their first collaboration together. The duo Lawrence debuts at #44 with “Don’t Lose Sight”, which was recently heard in a Microsoft commercial. Ylona Garcia entertains the format at #46 with “Entertain Me”, while Yung Bleu and Kehlani decorate with #48 spot with “Beautiful Lies”, a recent #1 single on the Rhythmic radio chart.

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RADIO ACTIVE — A Weekly Chart CHRonicle (February 20, 2022)

Welcome to Radio Active, a Sunday evening report from POP! Goes The Charts that gets to the chart of the matter: all the highlights from the CHR/Top 40 chart, as published by Mediabase 24/7 and Mediabase Research. There’s a “Ghost” with the most at #1 and much more ahead…

THIS JUSTIN: Scoring his 12th #1 song to date at the Top 40 format, Justin Bieber rises from 3-1 on the pop radio chart with “Ghost”. At the Hot AC and AC formats, it holds at #6 and #11 again this week, respectively.

Ed Sheeran appears on two songs reaching the top 40 on this week’s pop chart: climbing from 41-30, his Taylor Swift-assisted “The Joker And The Queen” has a particularly royal rise, marking their 25th and 35th top 40 entries, respectively. Bolting from 46-38, Tate McRae gets her fourth top 40 hit to date with “She’s All I Wanna Be”. Finally, it’s Sheeran again with his 26th entry as a featured artist on “Peru”, the first top 40 hit for Nigeria’s Fireboy DML. The song advances from 44-39 this week.

Iann Dior slides in at #48 with “Let You”, a track from his recent album On To Better Things. Actress and singer Dove Cameron debuts at #49 with “Boyfriend”, a recent viral hit that was teased on TikTok. Finally, Jennifer Lopez and Maluma check in at #50 with the title song of the soundtrack to their film Marry Me, which opened earlier this month.

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NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: Releases For The Week of January 21, 2022

Calling all streaming platforms…

This week’s batch of New Music Friday releases include some better things in the mix, such as albums from Iann Dior, Walker Hayes and YoungBoy Never Broke Again and singles from Conan Gray, GAYLE and Internet Money…

Notable albums out this week: Aoife O’Donovan‘s Age Of Apathy (Stream), AURORA‘s The Gods We Can Touch (Stream), Billy Talent‘s Crisis Of Faith (Stream), Brothers Osborne‘s Skeletons (Deluxe) (Stream), Iann Dior‘s On To Better Things (Stream), John Mellencamp‘s Strictly A One-Eyed Jack (Stream), NLE Choppa‘s Me Vs. Me (Stream), Todrick Hall‘s Femuline Gaymeova (Stream), Walker Hayes‘s Country Stuff (Stream), Years & Years‘s Night Call (Stream), Young T & Bugsey‘s Truth Be Told (Stream), YoungBoy Never Broke Again‘s Colors (Stream)

Notable EPs out this week: Charlotte Sands‘s Love And Other Lies (Stream), Christina Aguilera‘s La Fuerza (Stream), Cody Fry‘s Symphony Sessions (Stream), Dhruv‘s Rapunzel (Stream), Kate The Dreamer‘s Where’d All My Wild Things Go? (Stream), New Rules‘s Acoustic (Stream), Paper Route Empire‘s Long Live Young Dolph (Stream), Rich Brian‘s Brightside (Stream), Teddy Swims‘s Tough Love (Stream), Wingtip‘s Everything Forever (Stream)

New digital singles that you can buy/stream this week include:
“4AM”, Will Joseph Cook (Stream)
“Act Of Love”, Simple Minds (Stream)
“All My Ghosts”, Lizzy McAlpine (Stream)
“Best Days”, Alessia Cara featuring Pentatonix (Stream)
“Bon Voyage”, Dotter (Stream)
“Brighter Days”, Emeli Sandé (Stream)
“Brown Eyes And Backwoods”, Tom The Mail Man (Stream)
“Burn It Down”, Warren Zeiders (Stream)
“Call Me Little Sunshine”, Ghost (Stream)
“Can’t Hurt Me”, Haiden (Stream)
“Castle”, Alle Farben & HUGEL featuring FAST BOY (Stream)
“CBD”, Brakence (Stream)
“Cherry”, Blithe (Stream)
“Chicken Wings (Remix)”, Samm Henshaw featuring Mick Jenkins & Bando. (Stream)
“Chocolate Hills”, Khruangbin & Leon Bridges (Stream)
“Cold December”, Rod Wave (Stream)
“Cold Feet”, Nova Miller (Stream)
“Comedown” / “Teleport”, Grabbitz (Stream)
“Cositas De La USA”, Maluma (Stream)
“Crazy”, Drax Project (Stream)
“Doctor”, Araya (Stream)
“Echo”, Alexander Stewart (Stream)
“Every Shade Of Blue”, The Head And The Heart (Stream)
“Everything Is Fine”, Anna Shoemaker (Stream)
“Fine”, Cassidy Mann (Stream)
“Flossin'”, Internet Money & YoungBoy Never Broke Again (Stream)
“God Must Hate Me (Lofi)”, Catie Turner & Javier Bennett (Stream)
“Gorgeous”, Olivia Knox (Stream)
“Got Damn”, Cico P (Stream)
“Head On Fire”, Griff & Sigrid (Stream)
“Hey Beautiful”, Lennon Stella (Stream)
“Home Alone”, BlocBoy JB (Stream)
“Hot Mess”, Zoe Clark (Stream)
“How Do I Know?”, Thomas Headon (Stream)
“I Am Yours (Acoustic)”, NEEDTOBREATHE (Stream)
“I Don’t Wanna Go To Heaven (Choir)”, Nate Smith (Stream)
“I Fell In Love Again”, Kid Bloom (Stream)
“In Limbo”, Munn (Stream)
“Instagram (Letterman)”, SypSki (Stream)
“Jigsaw”, Conan Gray (Stream)
“Juice”, Stefflon Don (Stream)
“Keeping The Light On”, Joy Oladokun (Stream)
“Leg Day”, Knox & John Harvie (Stream)
“Left Me”, Kidd G & YNW BSlime (Stream)
“Lick”, Shenseea & Megan Thee Stallion (Stream)
“Light Switch”, Charlie Puth (Stream)
“Lights”, Band Of Horses (Stream)
“Lights Out”, Fred Again.., Romy & HAAi (Stream)
“Little Bit”, Marian Hill & GASHI (Stream)
“Living In A Zoo”, Brother Leo (Stream)
“London Is Lonely”, Holly Humberstone (Stream)
“Long Drives”, BoyWithUke (Stream)
“Me & God”, Luke Sital-Singh (Stream)
“Meant For Livin'”, Mondo Cozmo (Stream)
“Melody”, Sigala (Stream)
“More To Give”, Isabel Pless (Stream)
“Nightmare!”, Slush Puppy (Stream)
“Other Lover”, Cole Hallman (Stream)
“Oxygen Thief”, The Luka State (Stream)
“Passenger”, Kiesza (Stream)
“Plz Don’t Waste My Youth”, Au/Ra (Stream)
“Pop Music”, 2 Chainz featuring Moneybagg Yo & BeatKing (Stream)
“Punish”, Pussy Riot (Stream)
“Purity”, Lilyisthatyou (Stream)
“Put On Repeat”, Sabrina Claudio (Stream)
“Quicksand”, Hatchie (Stream)
“Rainbow Alley”, Liza & Ariza (Stream)
“Re-Entry”, A Day To Remember featuring Mark Hoppus (Stream)
“redruM”, Sorana & David Guetta (Stream)
“Sapling”, Foy Vance featuring Anderson East (Stream)
“See The Light”, Amos Lee (Stream)
“Show Me Love”, Tove Styrke (Stream)
“Simulation Swarm”, Big Thief (Stream)
“Sleeping With You”, Sea Girls (Stream)
“So Cool”, Big K.R.I.T. (Stream)
“Something Beautiful (Remix)”, Tom Walker featuring Rxseboy, Masked Wolf & Sarcastic Sounds (Stream)
“Suspect”, Stunna 4 Vegas (Stream)
“Talk My Sh*t”, Yella Beezy (Stream)
“Target Practice”, Carolesdaughter (Stream)
“Tellmewhatuwant”, Aldn (Stream)
“Thinking Of God”, Haywood (Stream)
“To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before”, Jax (Stream)
“Ur Just Horny”, GAYLE (Stream)
“Vickie”, Peach Pit (Stream)
“Vinegar”, Amelia Moore (Stream)
“Watercolor Eyes”, Lana Del Rey (Stream)
“When The Lights Go Down”, DVBBS & Galantis featuring Cody Simpson (Stream)
“Wind Of Change”, AWOLNATION featuring Brandon Boyd & Portugal. The Man (Stream)
“Wish U Hell”, Chelsea Collins (Stream)
“Wishful Thinking”, LÉON (Stream)
“Worst Kind Of Hurt”, Laura Marano & Wrabel (Stream)

Next week, the latest albums from Maddie & Tae and St. Paul & The Broken Bones are the largest releases on the schedule. For Adam’s personal picks of the week, listen to the PGTC Friday Faves list on Spotify!

RADIO ACTIVE — A Weekly Chart CHRonicle (June 6, 2021)

Welcome to Radio Active, a Sunday evening report from POP! Goes The Charts that gets to the chart of the matter: all the highlights from the CHR/Top 40 chart, as published by Mediabase 24/7 and Mediabase Research. If you believe in a higher power or the power of magic, then it just so happens to a great week to check out the musical and mystical adventure of the pop format and these top titles:

PICKING UP THE PEACHES: Justin Bieber spends a fourth week at #1 on the Top 40 radio chart with Daniel Caesar and GIVĒON-assisted “Peaches”, as Dua Lipa is back on the move with “Levitating”, lifting from 4-2. Will it ascend to the top next week? Stay tuned.

The only new entry in the top 40 comes from Coldplay, whose “Higher Power” rises from 42-39. The current top ten song on the Alternative chart is their 13th top 40 hit at the pop format since first ranking here in 2001.

Three titles enter the top 50 this week. Leading the way, Tomorrow x Together works their musical “Magic” and completes a chart trick at #47. New at #49, P!nk is in with “All I Know So Far”, the title cut from the soundtrack to her new Amazon documentary. Finishing things off at #50, “First Time” sneaks into the region for Illenium and Iann Dior.

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RADIO REPORT: What’s Popping At Top 40 Radio This Week (January 4-5, 2021)

It’s time once again to analyze the airwaves and find out if your favorite new releases will be lighting up your local station’s playlist this week. Which tunes will climb to the top and which ones will hit a stop? Here are five singles impacting this week at the Top 40 format:

ED SHEERAN – “Afterglow” (Atlantic)
Album: TBA (2021)
Past T40 History: This surprise release is now in the top 30 at the format as of last week’s survey. It’s Sheeran’s 21st top 40 single.

FOUSHEÉ – “Deep End” (RCA)
Album: TBA (2021)
Past T40 History: The first impacting release here for Fousheé has been scoring airplay at the Alternative format since November.

IANN DIOR – “Holding On” (10K Projects/Capitol)
Album: TBA (2021)
Past T40 History: Before the freeze, this song briefly made the top 50. Dior was featured on 24KGoldn’s “Mood”, a recent #1 tune.

JUSTIN BIEBER – “Anyone” (Def Jam)
Album: TBA (2021)
Past T40 History: With two days of airplay, this song debuted at #39 on Sunday’s published chart. It’s Bieber’s 33rd top 40 single.

TAYLOR SWIFT – “Willow” (Republic)
Album: Evermore (2020)
Past T40 History: After an album release in mid-December, Swift’s 33rd top 40 hit on the pop radio chart is moving in the top 30.

Next week: nothing is currently listed on the schedule.

How will these songs perform on the adds report? Let me know!

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RADIO ACTIVE — A Weekly Chart CHRonicle (December 20, 2020)

Welcome to Radio Active, a Sunday evening report from POP! Goes The Charts that gets to the chart of the matter: all the highlights from the CHR/Top 40 chart, as published by Mediabase 24/7 and Mediabase Research. This week’s survey is looking holly and jolly with plenty of chart cheer, including a new tune at the top. Here’s what’s under the musical mistletoe at the format this week:

POSITIONED AT NUMBER ONE: The end of the year brings a new #1 song at the Top 40 format, as Ariana Grande takes the top spot with “Positions”, up 3-1. The song also ranks at #12 and #14 on the Rhythmic and Hot AC radio charts, respectively.

After debuting at #41 last week, “Willow” becomes the 33rd top 40 single at the format for Taylor Swift this week, which moves up to #28 on the list. Her new album Evermore just entered at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart on the most recent update. A little further down the chart, MAX earns his fifth top 40 song to date with “Blueberry Eyes”, rising from 43-39. The tune also marks the first solo top 40 entry for SUGA of the septet BTS. Finally, up from 42-40, Julia Michaels sneaks in with “Lie Like This”, her eighth top 40 hit here.

Four songs are new to the top 50 this week due to a purge of recent lower-charting titles, led by the Black Eyed Peas and Shakira at #42 with “Girl Like Me”. It’s their first charting single together. After reaching the top in a featured spot on 24KGoldn‘s “Mood”, Iann Dior checks in at #47 with his solo release “Holding On”. BTS jumps in at #48 with “Life Goes On”, which recently debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart due to strong sales numbers. Finally, Chung Ha and R3HAB land at #50 with “Dream Of You”.

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RADIO ACTIVE — A Weekly Chart CHRonicle (December 13, 2020)

Welcome to Radio Active, a Sunday evening report from POP! Goes The Charts that gets to the chart of the matter: all the highlights from the CHR/Top 40 chart, as published by Mediabase 24/7 and Mediabase Research. This weekend, menorahs are burning bright across the nation and so is the pop radio chart, which lights up with new tunes. Here’s what’s popping at the format this week:

WHO’S BEHIND THE DIOR: 24KGoldn and Iann Dior hold at #1 on the Top 40 radio chart for the eighth week with “Mood”. The collaboration is now the longest-running #1 song of the year at the pop format. With two more chart weeks during 2020 for it to expand on that total, we’ll see if it goes any further soon.

Thanks to several songs headed to recurrent status, there’s quite a bit of action in the lower regions of the chart this week. Leading a pack of four new titles in the top 40, All Time Low and Blackbear leap from 46-33 with “Monsters”. It’s the first top 40 single for the band and the seventh for Blackbear, who was certainly on a hot streak in 2020. The tune holds at #1 on the Alternative chart this week, marking its 13th nonconsecutive week at the summit. Landing at #38 is “Body”, the third top 40 hit on the pop list for Megan Thee Stallion. It’s now in the top 20 on both the Rhythmic and Urban charts. Bad Bunny hops along and collects his third top 40 hit with “Dàkiti”, rising from 45-39. It’s the first top 40 single for his collaborator Jhay Cortez. Finally, jumping from 50-40 on the chart, Sigala and James Arthur score their first and second top 40 hits, respectively, with “Lasting Lover”. It remains at #1 on the Dance list for a third week in a row.

After two days of airplay, Taylor Swift‘s “Willow” bows at #41. It’s the first charting song from her new album Evermore. From the Alternative chart, two recent top five songs inquisitively reach the Top 40 list this week: Wallows with “Are You Bored Yet?” at #47 and Dayglow with “Can I Call You Tonight?” at #49. Finally, at #50, newcomer HVME sneaks into the region with “Goosebumps”, a flip of a Travis Scott song from 2016 that did not previously chart here, but hit #1 at the Rhythmic format in the spring of 2017.

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RADIO ACTIVE — A Weekly Chart CHRonicle (December 6, 2020)

Welcome to Radio Active, a Sunday evening report from POP! Goes The Charts that gets to the chart of the matter: all the highlights from the CHR/Top 40 chart, as published by Mediabase 24/7 and Mediabase Research. With the holiday freeze approaching, slower weeks are ahead, but not before some decent December action on the charts. Here’s what’s popping at the format this week:

SEVEN GOLDN WEEKS: 24KGoldn and Iann Dior stay at #1 on the Top 40 radio chart for the seventh consecutive week with “Mood”, tying for the longest run of the year so far along with top titles from Harry Styles and The Weeknd. “Mood” is still more than 1,600 spins ahead of the song in the runner-up position.

Two newcomers reach the top 40 with their first chart singles: The Kid LAROI soars from 44-39 with “So Done”, while Ashnikko is up from 42-40 with “Daisy”. The former is currently based in Australia, while the latter is in England (but she was born and raised in North Carolina.)

Thanks to a newly-released remix that features Demi Lovato, who is not currently credited on Mediabase, the current #1 hit on the Alternative chart by All Time Low and Blackbear enters at #46. “Monsters” is the third song by the band to reach the top 50 here since their debut in 2011. Following the collaborative trend, David Guetta and Sia are also new at #48 with “Let’s Love”, as Sigala and James Arthur come in at #50 with “Lasting Lover”.

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RADIO ACTIVE — A Weekly Chart CHRonicle (November 29, 2020)

Welcome to Radio Active, a Sunday evening report from POP! Goes The Charts that gets to the chart of the matter: all the highlights from the CHR/Top 40 chart, as published by Mediabase 24/7 and Mediabase Research. We hope you’re enjoying your leftovers, but on the pop airwaves, there’s some fresh data to be consumed. Here’s what’s popping at the format this week:

HOLDIN’ FOR GOLDN: 24KGoldn and Iann Dior are at #1 on the Top 40 radio chart for the sixth week in a row with “Mood”. The former #1 song at the Rhythmic format drops from 3-4 there, while it holds at #8 on the Alternative chart. On the pop survey, it remains more than 2,000 spins ahead of the song at #2, so it could pull off a seventh week at the summit if it holds together.

Last week’s pair of top 50 entries are now flying into the top 40 here: Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa leap from 49-38 with “Prisoner”. It earns the two women their 14th and 12th top 40 hits, respectively. The Weeknd‘s “Save Your Tears” is also looking strong with a 50-39 jump this week, becoming his 17th top 40 entry to date. Despite the lack of Grammy love, his enduring song “Blinding Lights” is steady at #9 in its 49th week on the chart. Will the former chart-topper hit 50 weeks before it’s purged from the list? Stay tuned.

Bad Bunny and Jhay Cortez land at #48 on the chart with their streaming hit “Dàkiti”, which has already charted well in parts of Latin and South America. Actress/singer Veronika is in at #50 with “So Many Lies”, which enters largely due to overnight airplay.

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