ADAM’S TOP 40 FLASHBACK: July 8, 2007

Up north and up the chart.

It’s the start of another weekend, which means it’s time for another trip back into the archives on Adam’s Top 40 Flashback! Every Saturday, the day before my latest top 40 goes up for the week, I feature the highlights of a past countdown. They’re all here — the hit songs, the songs that flopped, and the songs that may be a little embarrassing to reflect on.

This week, we stroll back 13 years and find out what was topping my chart for the week of July 8, 2007…

Debuts:
24. DARREN HAYES, “On The Verge Of Something Wonderful”

Biggest Mover:
(see #10 below)

10. JAMES MORRISON, “Wonderful World” (up 8)
Album: Undiscovered (2007, Polydor/Interscope Records)
Peak: #7

09. BRANDON HEATH, “I’m Not Who I Was” (up 1)
Album: Don’t Get Comfortable (2006, Reunion Records)
Peak: #9

08. MANDY MOORE, “Extraordinary” (down 1)
Album: Wild Hope (2007, The Firm/EMI Records)
Peak: #7

07. EMERSON HART, “If You’re Gonna Leave” (up 1)
Album: Cigarettes And Gasoline (2007, Manhattan Records)
Peak: #1 for eight weeks

06. DBCLIFFORD, “Don’t Wanna” (down 2)
Album: Recyclable (2007, Sony BMG Records)
Peak: #2 for three weeks

05. ROZ BELL, “Yesterday Man” (up 1)
Album: The First Sunbeams (2007, Universal Records)
Peak: #2 for three weeks

04. LIFEHOUSE, “First Time” (up 1)
Album: Who We Are (2007, Geffen Records)
Peak: #2

03. BRANDI CARLILE, “The Story” (steady, second week)
Album: The Story (2007, Columbia Records)
Peak: #3 for two weeks

02. AMY WINEHOUSE, “Rehab” (steady, second week)
Album: Back To Black (2007, Universal Republic Records)
Peak: #1 for one week

01. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “Everything” (steady, fourth week)
Album: Call Me Irresponsible (2007, 143/Reprise Records)
Peak: #1 for four weeks

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ADAM’S TOP 40 FLASHBACK: June 9, 2013

Some “people” in the top ten on my personal chart.

It’s the start of another weekend, which means it’s time for another trip back into the archives on Adam’s Top 40 Flashback! Every Saturday, the day before my latest top 40 goes up for the week, I feature the highlights of a past countdown. They’re all here — the hit songs, the songs that flopped, and the songs that may be a little embarrassing to reflect on.

This week, we stroll back seven years and find out what was topping my chart for the week of June 9, 2013…

Debuts:
40. FIVE FOR FIGHTING, “What If”
39. BASTILLE, “Pompeii”
38. ONEREPUBLIC, “Counting Stars”
37. JESSIE WARE, “Wildest Moments”
36. FAMILY OF THE YEAR, “St. Croix”

Biggest Movers:
P!NK featuring LILY ROSE COOPER, “True Love” (40-26, fourteen spots)

10. PLAIN WHITE T’S, “Should’ve Gone To Bed” (up 1)
Album: Should’ve Gone To Bed (EP) (2013, Hollywood Records)
Peak: #9 for three weeks

09. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “It’s A Beautiful Day” (down 2)
Album: To Be Loved (2013, Reprise/Warner Bros. Records)
Peak: #1 for four weeks

08. BRUNO MARS, “Treasure” (up 2)
Album: Unorthodox Jukebox (2012, Atlantic Records)
Peak: #3

07. WALK OFF THE EARTH, “Red Hands” (up 1)
Album: R.E.V.O. (2013, Columbia Records)
Peak: #5 for two weeks

06. KELLY CLARKSON, “People Like Us” (steady, second week)
Album: Greatest Hits – Chapter One (2012, 19/RCA Records)
Peak: #6 for two weeks

05. DANIEL POWTER, “Crazy All My Life” (steady, second week)
Album: Turn On The Lights (2012, Capitol Records)
Peak: #3 for two weeks

04. FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE featuring NELLY, “Cruise (Remix)” (steady, third week)
Album: Here’s To The Good Times… This Is How We Roll (2013, Big Machine/Republic Records)
Peak: #3 for three weeks

03. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, “Mirrors” (down 1)
Album: The 20/20 Experience (2013, RCA Records)
Peak: #2 for three weeks

02. DAFT PUNK featuring PHARRELL WILLIAMS, “Get Lucky” (up 1)
Album: Random Access Memories (2013, Columbia Records)
Peak: #2 for five weeks

01. PASSENGER, “Let Her Go” (steady, fifth week)
Album: All The Little Lights (2012, Nettwerk/Warner Bros. Records)
Peak: #1 for twelve weeks

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ADAM’S TOP 40 FLASHBACK: May 8, 2005

Eyeing a big chart hit.

It’s the start of another weekend, which means it’s time for another trip back into the archives on Adam’s Top 40 Flashback! Every Saturday, the day before my latest top 40 goes up for the week, I feature the highlights of a past countdown. They’re all here — the hit songs, the songs that flopped, and the songs that may be a little embarrassing to reflect on.

This week, we stroll back 15 years and find out what was topping my chart for the week of May 8, 2005…

Debuts:
40. AVRIL LAVIGNE, “Fall To Pieces”
39. TYLER HILTON, “How Love Should Be”
38. BRYAN ADAMS, “Room Service”
37. NATASHA BEDINGFIELD, “These Words”
20. JASON MRAZ, “Wordplay”

Biggest Mover(s):
CARBON LEAF, “What About Everything” (19-12, seven spots)

10. KEANE, “Everybody’s Changing” (steady, fourth week)
Album: Hopes And Fears (2004, Interscope Records)
Peak: #6 for three weeks

09. KELLY CLARKSON, “Behind These Hazel Eyes” (steady, second week)
Album: Breakaway (2004, 19/RCA Records)
Peak: #1 for four weeks

08. LOW MILLIONS, “Statue” (steady, second week)
Album: Ex-Girlfriends (2004, EMI/Manhattan Records)
Peak: #6 for two weeks

07. HALL & OATES, “I Can Dream About You” (down 1)
Album: Our Kind Of Soul (2004, U-Watch Records)
Peak: #6 for two weeks

06. BRYAN ADAMS, “This Side Of Paradise” (up 1)
Album: Room Service (2004, Mercury Records)
Peak: #5 for two weeks

05. DAVE MATTHEWS BAND, “American Baby” (steady, third week)
Album: Stand Up (2005, RCA Records)
Peak: #5 for four weeks

04. GAVIN DEGRAW, “Chariot” (steady, third week)
Album: Chariot (2003, J Records)
Peak: #2

03. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “Home” (steady, third week)
Album: It’s Time (2005, 143/Reprise Records)
Peak: #3 for four weeks

02. HOWIE DAY, “Collide” (steady, fourth week)
Album: Stop All The World Now (2003, Epic Records)
Peak: #1 for three weeks

01. DURAN DURAN, “What Happens Tomorrow” (steady, fourth week)
Album: Astronaut (2004, Epic Records)
Peak: #1 for six weeks

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ADAM’S TOP 40 FLASHBACK: February 13, 2005

A top ten rich with great songs.

It’s the start of another weekend, which means it’s time for another trip back into the archives on Adam’s Top 40 Flashback! Every Saturday, the day before my latest top 40 goes up for the week, I feature the highlights of a past countdown. They’re all here — the hit songs, the songs that flopped, and the songs that may be a little embarrassing to reflect on.

This week, we stroll back 15 years and find out what was topping my chart for the week of February 13, 2005…

Debuts:
40. LIFEHOUSE, “You And Me”
37. WILL SMITH, “Switch”
28. DANIEL BEDINGFIELD, “Wrap My Words Around You”

Biggest Mover(s):
U2, “Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own” (39-20, nineteen spots)

10. MAROON 5, “Sunday Morning” (down 3)
Album: Songs About Jane (2002, Octone/J Records)
Peak: #3 for five weeks

09. THE KILLERS, “Mr. Brightside” (up 13)
Album: Hot Fuss (2004, Island Records)
Peak: #1 for three weeks

08. 3 DOORS DOWN, “Let Me Go” (down 2)
Album: Seventeen Days (2005, Universal Republic Records)
Peak: #6 for two weeks

07. DURAN DURAN, “What Happens Tomorrow” (up 2)
Album: Astronaut (2004, Epic Records)
Peak: #1 for six weeks

06. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “Home” (up 4)
Album: It’s Time (2005, 143/Reprise Records)
Peak: #3 for four weeks

05. GWEN STEFANI featuring EVE, “Rich Girl” (steady, third week)
Album: Love. Angel. Music. Baby. (2004, Interscope Records)
Peak: #5 for three weeks

04. LOW MILLIONS, “Eleanor” (steady, second week)
Album: Ex-Girlfriends (2004, EMI/Manhattan Records)
Peak: #2 for three weeks

03. CARBON LEAF, “Life Less Ordinary” (steady, second week)
Album: Indian Summer (2004, Vanguard Records)
Peak: #2

02. DARREN HAYES, “Darkness” (steady, second week)
Album: The Tension And The Spark (2004, Columbia Records)
Peak: #1 for two weeks

01. ROB THOMAS, “Lonely No More” (steady, second week)
Album: …Something To Be (2005, Melisma/Atlantic Records)
Peak: #1 for six weeks

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ADAM’S TOP 100 OF 2019: #30-21

As 2019 and the decade draw to a close, it’s time for the annual Top 100 of the year! According to my tabulations, these titles ranked as the most successful on my personal chart. The year was full of love, found and lost, from “Higher Love” and “Lover” to “Somebody You Loved” and more. Time was the essence, whether it was “All The Time” or “The Last Time”, and the light guided the way towards the upper half of the list, including “Light On” and “Lights Up”.

So, come along with “ME!” as I count down the hits, won’t you? Let’s get some numbers rolling…

The 2019 chart year encompasses a period of 52 weekly surveys from the chart dated December 2, 2018 to the chart dated November 24, 2018. Peaks listed reflect the highest position reached by the final list of this period. For any ties in points, a song with the higher peak is listed first, and further ties are broken by the weeks at a song’s peak position and the amount of time charted in the top 40. 167 titles had at least one point qualify towards the year-end chart, a decrease from the 171 that did so in 2018.

30. LIZZO, “Truth Hurts”
Album: Cuz I Love You (Deluxe)
Label: Atlantic
Peak: #5

29. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “Love You Anymore”
Album: Love
Label: Reprise/Warner
Peak: #3

28. ROB THOMAS, “Can’t Help Me Now”
Album: Chip Tooth Smile
Label: Atlantic
Peak: #5

27. THE STRUMBELLAS, “Salvation”
Album: Rattlesnake
Label: Underneath A Mountain/Glassnote/AWAL
Peak: #4

26. MAGGIE ROGERS, “Light On”
Album: Heard It In A Past Life
Label: Debay Sounds/Capitol
Peak: #3

25. THE CRANBERRIES, “All Over Now”
Album: In The End
Label: Curtain Call/BMG
Peak: #4

24. WALK THE MOON, “Timebomb”
Album: (single only)
Label: RCA
Peak: #1 for two weeks

23. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “Forever Now”
Album: Love
Label: Reprise/Warner
Peak: #4

22. ANDY GRAMMER, “Don’t Give Up On Me”
Album: Naïve
Label: S-Curve/Hollywood
Peak: #2

21. CALVIN HARRIS & RAG’N’BONE MAN, “Giant”
Album: (single only)
Label: Columbia
Peak: #3

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ADAM’S TOP 40 FLASHBACK: December 11, 2005

Savin’ the chart world, one song at a time.

It’s the start of another weekend, which means it’s time for another trip back into the archives on Adam’s Top 40 Flashback! Every Saturday, the day before my latest top 40 goes up for the week, I feature the highlights of a past countdown. They’re all here — the hit songs, the songs that flopped, and the songs that may be a little embarrassing to reflect on.

This week, we stroll back 14 years and find out what was topping my chart for the week of December 11, 2005…

Debuts:
39. SANTANA featuring STEVEN TYLER, “Just Feel Better”
35. JAMES BLUNT, “Goodbye My Lover”
33. CASCADA, “Everytime We Touch”

Biggest Mover(s):
SHAKIRA, “Don’t Bother” (up 34-24, ten spots)
(see #10 below)

10. INXS featuring J.D. FORTUNE, “Pretty Vegas” (up 10)
Album: Switch (2005, Burnett/Epic Records)
Peak: #4 for six weeks

09. CARRIE UNDERWOOD, “Some Hearts” (steady, second week)
Album: Some Hearts (2005, 19/Arista Nashville Records)
Peak: #9 for four weeks

08. JAMIE CULLUM, “Get Your Way” (down 2)
Album: Catching Tales (2005, Verve Records)
Peak: #4

07. DARREN HAYES, “So Beautiful” (up 1)
Album: Truly Madly Completely: The Best Of Savage Garden (2005, Columbia Records)
Peak: #1 for six weeks

06. DANIEL POWTER, “Free Loop (One Night Stand)” (up 1)
Album: Daniel Powter (2006, Warner Bros. Records)
Peak: #5 for two weeks

05. KELLY CLARKSON, “Because Of You” (down 1)
Album: Breakaway (2004, 19/RCA Records)
Peak: #1 for three weeks

04. HOWIE DAY, “She Says” (up 1)
Album: Stop All The World Now (2003, Epic Records)
Peak: #4

03. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “Save The Last Dance For Me” (steady, second week)
Album: It’s Time (2005, 143/Reprise Records)
Peak: #3 for nine weeks

02. NATASHA BEDINGFIELD, “Unwritten” (steady, third week)
Album: Unwritten (2005, Epic Records)
Peak: #1 for ten weeks

01. JAMES BLUNT, “You’re Beautiful” (steady, third week)
Album: Back To Bedlam (2005, Custard/Atlantic Records)
Peak: #1 for eight weeks

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ADAM’S TOP 40 FLASHBACK: November 14, 2010

Dreamin’ of 2010’s big hits.

It’s the start of another weekend, which means it’s time for another trip back into the archives on Adam’s Top 40 Flashback! Every Saturday, the day before my latest top 40 goes up for the week, I feature the highlights of a past countdown. They’re all here — the hit songs, the songs that flopped, and the songs that may be a little embarrassing to reflect on.

This week, we stroll back nine years and find out what was topping my chart for the week of November 14, 2010…

Debuts:
39. BRUNO MARS, “Grenade”
38. ORIANTHI featuring LACEY STURM (of FLYLEAF), “Courage”
37. SICK PUPPIES, “Maybe”

Biggest Mover(s):
KATY PERRY, “Firework” (31-23, eight spots)

10. BRUNO MARS, “Just The Way You Are” (down 2)
Album: Doo-Wops & Hooligans (2010, Atlantic/Elektra Records)
Peak: #7 for two weeks

09. P!NK, “Raise Your Glass” (up 1)
Album: Greatest Hits… So Far!!! (2010, LaFace/Jive Records)
Peak: #2 for seven weeks

08. PLAIN WHITE T’S, “Rhythm Of Love” (down 1)
Album: Wonders Of The Younger (2010, Hollywood Records)
Peak: #7

07. JAMES BLUNT, “Stay The Night” (up 2)
Album: Some Kind Of Trouble (2011, Atlantic Records)
Peak: #1 for five weeks

06. SUGARLAND, “Stuck Like Glue” (steady, third week)
Album: The Incredible Machine (2010, Mercury Nashville Records)
Peak: #4

05. NEON TREES, “Animal” (down 2)
Album: Habits (2010, Mercury Records)
Peak: #1 for four weeks

04. TAYLOR SWIFT, “Mine” (down 3)
Album: Speak Now (2010, Big Machine/Universal Republic Records)
Peak: #1 for two weeks

03. KATY PERRY, “Teenage Dream” (down 1)
Album: Teenage Dream (2010, Capitol Records)
Peak: #2 for six weeks

02. RYAN STAR, “Start A Fire” (up 2)
Album: 11:59 (2010, Atlantic Records)
Peak: #2 for two weeks

01. MICHAEL BUBLÉ, “Hollywood” (up 4)
Album: Crazy Love (Hollywood Edition) (2010, 143/Reprise Records)
Peak: #1 for two weeks

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Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: September 29, 2019

Strikes the right Tones.

DEBUTS
40. American Authors featuring Maddie Poppe & Phillip Phillips – Bring It On Home
38. Adam Lambert – Superpower | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
32. The Script – The Last Time (37)
26. Maroon 5 – Memories (35) | BIGGEST MOVER
25. Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey – Don’t Call Me Angel (32)
22. Steve Aoki featuring Backstreet Boys – Let It Be Me (27)
11. Normani – Motivation (16)
(see #6 below)

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Smith & Thell – Hotel Walls (10) | PEAK: #10
09. Michael Bublé – Forever Now (06) | PEAK: #04
08. Illenium & Jon Bellion – Good Things Fall Apart (07) | PEAK: #01 for one week
07. Stephen Puth – Look Away (08) | PEAK: #07
06. Taylor Swift – Lover (12) | PEAK: #06
05. Rob Thomas – Can’t Help Me Now (05) | PEAK: #05
04. Taylor Swift – You Need To Calm Down (02) | PEAK: #02
03. Kygo x Whitney Houston – Higher Love (04) | PEAK: #03
02. Zara Larsson – All The Time (01) | PEAK: #01 for three weeks
01. Tones And I – Dance Monkey (03) | PEAK: #01 for one week | NEW #1

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. Ben Platt – Rain (4)
2. Fitz & The Tantrums – I Just Wanna Shine (3)
3. James Blunt – Cold (1)
4. OneRepublic – Somebody To Love (8)
5. Lauv featuring Anne-Marie – Lonely (2)
6. Parachute – Had It All (9)
7. Chelsea Cutler & Jeremy Zucker – You Were Good To Me (6)
8. Andy Grammer – Wish You Pain (10)
9. Miley Cyrus – Slide Away (7)
10. Lukas Graham – Lie (-)

In The Mix:
Ali Gatie – It’s You
Bebe Rexha – You Can’t Stop The Girl
Bülow – Boys Will Be Boys
Celine Dion – Imperfections
Dean Lewis – Straight Back Down
Diplo featuring Jonas Brothers – Lonely (new)
Echosmith – Lonely Generation (new)
FINNEAS – Shelter (new)
John Splithoff – Proud
Liam Payne – Stack It Up
Oh Wonder – Hallelujah
Rex Orange County – 10/10
Scott Helman – Everything Sucks (new)
The Griswolds – Nice To Meet Ya!

Chart Notes:

• Congrats to Australia’s Tones And I, who advances from 3-1 on this week’s chart with “Dance Monkey”. It’s her first #1 song on my chart. At this time, the single has also reached the top spot nationally in countries like Australia, Denmark, Germany, Norway and Sweden. Maroon 5 rises from 35-26 with “Memories”, taking this week’s Biggest Mover title, while Adam Lambert‘s “Superpower” debuts at #38, marking this week’s top new entry. Starting at #40 is another debut song, “Bring It On Home” by American Authors. While you can find the original cut on their album Seasons, a new version, which debuted on Friday, features American Idol champs Maddie Poppe and Phillip Phillips.

(See my full chart on Crownnote)

Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: September 22, 2019

Three times the “Time”.

DEBUTS
39. Maddie Poppe – Not Losing You
37. The Script – The Last Time
35. Maroon 5 – Memories | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
32. Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey – Don’t Call Me Angel (39) | BIGGEST MOVER
31. Walk Off The Earth – I’ll Be There (36)
23. Lizzo – Good As Hell (28)

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Smith & Thell – Hotel Walls (10) | PEAK: #10
09. Keane – The Way I Feel (08) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
08. Stephen Puth – Look Away (09) | PEAK: #08
07. Illenium & Jon Bellion – Good Things Fall Apart (03) | PEAK: #01 for one week
06. Michael Bublé – Forever Now (04) | PEAK: #04
05. Rob Thomas – Can’t Help Me Now (05) | PEAK: #05
04. Kygo x Whitney Houston – Higher Love (07) | PEAK: #04
03. Tones And I – Dance Monkey (06) | PEAK: #03
02. Taylor Swift – You Need To Calm Down (02) | PEAK: #02
01. Zara Larsson – All The Time (01) | PEAK: #01 for three weeks

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. James Blunt – Cold (1)
2. Lauv featuring Anne-Marie – Lonely (2)
3. Fitz & The Tantrums – I Just Wanna Shine (3)
4. Ben Platt – Rain (4)
5. Adam Lambert – Superpower (7)
6. Chelsea Cutler & Jeremy Zucker – You Were Good To Me (5)
7. Miley Cyrus – Slide Away (9)
8. OneRepublic – Somebody To Love (-)
9. Parachute – Had It All (-)
10. Andy Grammer – Wish You Pain (-)

In The Mix:
AJ Mitchell featuring Ava Max – Slow Dance
Ali Gatie – It’s You
Bebe Rexha – You Can’t Stop The Girl (new)
Bülow – Boys Will Be Boys (new)
Celine Dion – Imperfections (new)
Dean Lewis – Straight Back Down
John Newman & Nina Nesbitt – Without You
John Splithoff – Proud (new)
Liam Payne – Stack It Up (new)
Oh Wonder – Hallelujah
Rex Orange County – 10/10
The Griswolds – Nice To Meet Ya!
Weezer – The End Of The Game

Chart Notes:

• Zara Larsson remains at #1 on my personal chart for the third week with “All The Time”, leading a top three of all female soloists. For more women making solid moves on the chart, look no further than Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey, jumping from 39-32 with the Biggest Mover in the top 40, “Don’t Call Me Angel”. Three singles are new to the survey, led by Maroon 5‘s “Memories” at #35, with The Script debuting at #37 with “The Last Time” and Maddie Poppe coming in at #39 with “Not Losing You”. The two groups have reached the top spot with several songs now, while soloist Poppe has one top ten entry to date.

(See my full chart on Crownnote)

Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: September 15, 2019

“All” good for a second week.

DEBUTS
39. Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey – Don’t Call Me Angel
37. John Mayer – Carry Me Away | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
35. Louis Tomlinson – Kill My Mind (40)
31. Steve Aoki featuring Backstreet Boys – Let It Be Me (38)
30. Grace Potter – Love Is Love (35)
28. Lizzo – Good As Hell (34)
16. Dean Lewis – Waves (21)
15. Taylor Swift – Lover (27) | BIGGEST MOVER — two weeks

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Smith & Thell – Hotel Walls (12) | PEAK: #10
09. Stephen Puth – Look Away (09) | PEAK: #09
08. Keane – The Way I Feel (05) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
07. Kygo x Whitney Houston – Higher Love (07) | PEAK: #07
06. Tones And I – Dance Monkey (08) | PEAK: #06
05. Rob Thomas – Can’t Help Me Now (06) | PEAK: #05
04. Michael Bublé – Forever Now (04) | PEAK: #04
03. Illenium & Jon Bellion – Good Things Fall Apart (03) | PEAK: #01 for one week
02. Taylor Swift – You Need To Calm Down (02) | PEAK: #02
01. Zara Larsson – All The Time (01) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. James Blunt – Cold (3)
2. Lauv featuring Anne-Marie – Lonely (1)
3. Fitz & The Tantrums – I Just Wanna Shine (5)
4. Ben Platt – Rain (7)
5. Chelsea Cutler & Jeremy Zucker – You Were Good To Me (6)
6. Morgxn – A New Way (2)
7. Adam Lambert – Superpower (8)
8. Maddie Poppe – Not Losing You (-)
9. Miley Cyrus – Slide Away (9)
10. JOHN.k – If We Never Met (10)

In The Mix:
AJ Mitchell featuring Ava Max – Slow Dance
Ali Gatie – It’s You
Andy Grammer – Wish You Pain
Dean Lewis – Straight Back Down (new)
John Newman & Nina Nesbitt – Without You
New Hope Club – Love Again
Oh Wonder – Hallelujah
OneRepublic – Somebody To Love (new)
Parachute – Had It All (new)
Rex Orange County – 10/10 (new)
Tegan & Sara – I’ll Be Back Someday
The Griswolds – Nice To Meet Ya!
The Highwomen – The Chain
Weezer – The End Of The Game (new)

Chart Notes:

• Zara Larsson stays at #1 on my personal chart for a second week with “All The Time”, while Taylor Swift leaps from 27-15 with this week’s Biggest Mover, the title track from her current album Lover. John Mayer earns the highest of two debuts on the survey, entering at #37 with “Carry Me Away”. The tune will reach the top 50 on the published Hot AC chart tomorrow. The new collaboration “Don’t Call Me Angel” lands at #39 for Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey, which came out early Friday morning. The song is featured on the soundtrack to the new Charlie’s Angels film, which Grande also executive-produced; the album is due on November 1, while the film opens November 15.

(See my full chart on Crownnote)