A RECAP OF RADIO ADD RECAPS

TOP 40

The #1 Most Added track at Top 40 comes from Interscope Capitol as Marella’s squad lands 98 impact adds on Maroon 5 & LISA’s “Priceless” (Interscope). Columbia’s Team Gray & Steven post 61 impact adds on Jessie Murph’s “Blue Strips,” while Atlantic’s Bedard bunch secures three tracks in the Top 10, with 23 early adds on Charli xcx’s “Party 4 U,” 15 more adds on Ravyn Lenae’s “Love Me Not” (ThreeTwentyThree) and 14 early adds on Don Toliver’s “Lose My Mind” f/Doja Cat (Cactus Jack). REPUBLIC Collective’s Spangler & Romeo notch two in the Top 10, picking up 16 additional adds on Sabrina Carpenter’s “Busy Woman” (Island) and 14 more on Ariana Grande’s “twilight zone.” RCA’s Rothschild crew also lands two in the Top 10, with Myles Smith’s “Nice to Meet You” earning 15 adds and SZA’s “30 for 30” f/Kendrick Lamar (TDE) locking in 13. Closing out the Top 10 Most Added is Connone’s In2une team with 11 additional adds on Bad Bunny’s “EoO” (Rimas).

RHYTHM

Epic’s Sackheim and Dontay made a last-minute decision to impact Mariah The Scientist’s “Burning Blue,” which finishes Tuesday as the Most Added track with 35 commitments. The rest of the week was focused on clean up: James White and Columbia picked up nine additional believers on Jessie Murph’s “Blue Strips,” while Dale Connone and Ken Lucek at In2une secured six more adds on Bad Bunny’s “EoO” (Rimas). RCA’s Lori G also landed six new commitments on kwn’s “Worst Behavior” f/Kehlani.

MODERN ROCK

Two records share Most Added honors this week: almost monday’s “Jupiter” f/Jordana, led by Hollywood’s Buddy Deal, and Dexter and the Moonrocks’ “Ritalin,” championed by Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis. Interscope Capitol’s Robbie Lloyd has a strong add week with YUNGBLUD’s “Lovesick Lullaby” (Capitol) and ROLE MODEL’s “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out” (Interscope), while REPUBLIC Collective’s Amanda Dobbins keeps the momentum going with Lorde’s “What Was That.” Atlantic’s Greg Dorfman picks up steam on Turnstile’s “Never Enough,” and a record to keep an eye on is Ax and the Hatchetmen’s “Blurry Lights,” which is gaining traction under the watch of Arista’s Nick Petropoulos.