Tuesday, October 17, 2023
In the top 40 Capitol‘steam Marella has the #1 most popular song Ice Spice & RowThe song “Pretty Girl” scored 47 points and added impact. Interscope‘s Roman & Lopez the composition introduces 36 more addons Olivia Rodrigo“Bring him back!” (Geffen), Bye Warner‘s Chester & Reich the group puts on another 26 Kenya Grace“Strangers” (majors). Interscope’s second top 10 entry Jungkook“3D” f/Jack Harlow (Geffen) with 22 additional additions. Republic‘s Spangler and staff provided 17 more additions Morgan Wallen“Think about me” (Big Loud/Mercury). RKA‘s Rothschild group gets 15 early additions Doja Cat“Agora Hills” (Kemosabe) and 13 final additions Tate McRae“greedy”. Ost‘steam Petropoulos adds 11 more additions Paul Russell‘s “Lil Boo Thang. And closes the top 10 most added: 10 additions each Epic‘s Zakheim & Dim crew with Travis Scott“I KNOW?” (Cactus Jack) And Zara Larsson & David Guetta“About my love” (Country house), as well as the team Dyer With Asher X Summer Walker X 21 Savage“Good good” (mega/Epic-range.).
Meanwhile in Rhythm Republic And Davey get the most added track this week with Drake“Rich Daddy” f/sexy redwhich includes 54 additions as the album’s official single. Dixie And Capitol place 43 stations on Ice Spice & Row“Gorgeous” (10 thousand projects), Bye RKA‘s Laurie And Inka take on 17 more commitments Doja Cat“Agora Hills” (Kemosabe). The Republic is also having a strong week with Lil Tecca“500 pounds”, which scores 10 additions, and Nicki Minaj“Last Time I Saw You,” which is played on eight more stations. Epic‘s Bag And Dontai close to closing the panel Tayla“Water” after landing nine more obligations.
And at Modern Rock, the good times continue. Warner‘s Rob Goldklang as it received the “Most Added Awards” award this week with Mike Shinoda“It’s already over.” It was also a significant day for AVAL‘s Dave Lombardiwho has achieved great success with I love joy“Things of Normal People” and Beaches“It’s all Brett’s fault.” Other winners include: Dirty hits‘s stands with “Modern Girl” and Mercury/Republic‘s A.J.R. with “Yeah, I’m a mess.”