Radio

A Recap of Radio Add Recaps

August 19, 2025

Top 40

Epic's Sackheim & Dimig have the #1 Most Added track today, pulling in 56 impact adds on Zara Larsson's "Crush.” Next up is Interscope Capitol's Team Marella with 51 impact adds on Maroon 5 & Lil Wayne’s "Love Is Like" (Interscope). They also have two others in the Top 10, picking up 20 more adds on KATSEYE’s "Gabriela" (HYBE/Geffen) and 11 more on Leon Thomas' "MUTT" (EZMNY/Motown). REPUBLIC Collective's Spangler & Romeo squad also have three tracks in the Top 10, landing 22 adds on The Weeknd's "São Paulo" f/Anitta (XO), 17 more on Chappell Roan's "The Subway" (Island) and 15 additional adds on Marshmello & Jelly Roll's "Holy Water" (Mercury/Big Loud). Atlantic's Bedard bunch scores 12 more adds on Disco Lines x Tinashe's "No Broke Boys" (Nice Life), and closing out the Top 10 Most Added is In2une's Team Connone & Lucek, who post 10 additional adds on BLACKPINK’s "JUMP" (YG Ent.)

Rhythm

James White and Columbia impact another Tyler, the Creator track this week, putting "Sugar on My Tongue" on top of the Rhythm add board with 39 adds. Meanwhile, gamma. brings in 31 commitments on Mariah Carey’s "Sugar Sweet.” The rest of the add board is mostly clean up. RCA and Keith Rothchild secure six new stations on Chris Brown’s "It Depends.” Brady Bedard and Atlantic also grab six new believers on Kehlani’s "Folded” as Davey Dee and REPUBLIC close out another five adds on Drake’s "Which One" f/Central Cee (OVO) and four more stations on Morgan Wallen’s "Miami" f/Lil Wayne (Big Loud/Mercury).

Modern Rock

Many Congrats to Sumerian’s Mike Jakubow for Most Added honors this week with Bad Omens’ “Specter” (Virgin). AWAL’s Dave Lombardi has a nice week with Bob Moses’ “Last Forever.” Virgin’s Marisa Di Frisco posts another strong showing, stacking adds on Mt. Joy’s “Lucy,” Paradox’s “Get the Message” (Hundred Days) and All Time Low’s “The Weather” (Photo Finish). Atlantic scores a good week with Matt Maeson’s “Downstairs,” while Interscope Capitol’s Robbie Lloyd continues closing Nine Inch Nails’ “As Alive as You Need Me To Be.” And Concord’s Angelo Scrobe truly impresses with Pierce the Veil’s “So Far so Fake.”