A RECAP OF RADIO ADD RECAPS

TOP 40

RCA’s Team Rothschild tops the Pop add board this week with 43 impact adds on Tate McRae’s “Revolving Door.” Columbia’s Gray squad picks up 22 early adds on Addison Rae’s “Fame Is a Gun.” REPUBLIC Collective’s Spangler & Romeo stack 19 more adds on Sabrina Carpenter’s “Manchild” (Island/Republic) and pull in eight additional adds on Morgan Wallen’s “What I Want” f/Tate McRae (Big Loud/Mercury/RCA-Republic). Warner’s Chester & Reich put another 18 adds on Benson Boone’s “Mystical Magical” (Night Street), while Epic’s Sackheim & Dimig notch 16 more on Tyla’s “Bliss.” Atlantic’s Bedard bunch adds 12 more to Charli xcx’s “party 4 u” and Interscope Capitol’s Team Marella scores 10 early believers on Leon Thomas’ “MUTT” (EZMNY/Motown). Rounding out the Top 10 Most Added this week is Dyer’s squad, in tandem with Atlantic, with nine new stations on BigXthaPlug’s “All the Way” f/Bailey Zimmerman (WMN/Atlantic-United Masters).

RHYTHM

RCA’s Keith Rothchild team delivers a strong impact week with Chris Brown’s “Holy Blindfold,” which lands 64 stations, and picks up nine more adds on Latto’s “Somebody.” REPUBLIC Collective’s Davey Dee also kicks off with a solid start, securing 50 adds on Lil Tecca’s “Owa Owa” and locking in another seven on Key Glock’s “She Ready.” Meanwhile, Michael Williams and the gamma. crew are nearing panel closeout with MOLIY’s “Shake It to the Max,” which picks up three additional stations this week, bringing the total to 72.

MODERN ROCK

Fueled by Ramen/Atlantic’s Greg Dorfman closes out the Alt panel in its first week, landing the #1 Most Added honor with Twenty One Pilots’ “The Contract.” Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins scores a solid showing with Lola Young’s “One Thing,” while Better Noise’s Jackie Kajzer continues her strong run with Yellowcard’s “Better Days.” Interscope Capitol’s Robbie Lloyd sees another impressive week with ROLE MODEL’s “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out” (Interscope), and Dualtone’s Julie Muncy notches a strong follow-up with The Lumineers’ “A**hole (First We Ever Met).” Warner’s Rob Goldklang is off to a strong start with The Black Keys’ “No Rain, No Flowers,” as is Bill Burrs on All American Rejects’ “Easy Come, Easy Go” (Slick Shoes). Virgin’s Marisa Di Frisco has a record to watch with Paradox’s “Get the Message” (Hundred Days), which was added today at the Audacy chain.