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iGEN by Ted Volk
The Place Where Radio and Records come Together Without Talking
YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS
3/15/24

The Black KeysBeautiful People (Stay High),” guided by Warner’s Rob Goldklang, hits #1 next week. Republic’s Amanda Dobbins has Pearl Jam’s “Dark Matter” entering the Top 10, while New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roach arrives in the Top 20 with “Leave a Light On.” Some nice debuts this week include AWAL’s Dave Lombardi with Djo’s “End of Beginning” and Virgin’s Marni Halpern/Marisa DiFrisco with St.Vincent’s “Broken Man.”

YOUR RADIO ADD RECAPS
3/12/24

Congrats to Virgin’s Marni Halpern and Marisa DiFrisco for Most Added honors this week with St. Vincent’s “Broken Man.” AWAL’s Dave Lombardi has a great week with Djo’s “End of the Beginning” and Royel Otis’ “Murder on the Dance Floor” (Royel Otis/Triple J/ABC). ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd also enjoys a fantastic week of adds with Kings of Leon’s “Mustang,” Catfish and the Bottlemen’s “Showtime” and Good Neighbours’ “Home.”

YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS
3/8/24

BMG’s Nick Attaway scores an impressive second week at #1 with Sum 41’s “Landmines.” RCA’s Gary Gorman makes a nice move to #3 with Cage the Elephant’s “Neon Pills.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang quickly sees LinkinPark’s “Friendly Fire” enter the Top 5, coming in at #4 this week. Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins impresses with Last Dinner Party’s “Nothing Matters” arriving in the Top 5. New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roach hits the Top 20 with “Leave a Light On,” while Dirty Hit’s Bleachers is now Top 25 with “Tiny Moves.” Warner’s Michel Marcagi scores a nice chart debut with “Scared to Start.”

SUM 41 GOES #1
3/1/24

Many congrats to BMG’s Nick Attaway for guiding Sum 41’s “Landmines” to #1 next week at Alternative radio. This is a significant achievement as it marks the band’s second #1 and their first chart-topper in 22 years. It’s also the longest stretch between #1 hits in the Alternative format’s history. The previous record belonged to The Killers, who had a 13-year gap between #1s.

YOUR RADIO ADD RECAPS
2/27/24

Warner’s Rob Goldklang has a banner day as he closes out the format on Linkin Park’s “Friendly Fire” during its first week and takes Most Added honors. Kings of Leon also pretty much close out the Alt panel with their new single, “Mustang” (Capitol/Interscope), while Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin enjoys a nice week with Vampire Weekend’s “Capricorn.” Other winners include Cletus the VAN’s Judah & the Lion with “Long Dark Night,” Warner’s Michael Marcagi with “Scared to Start” and Capitol’s Catfish and the Bottlemen with “Showtime.”

YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS
2/23/24

We will have a new #1 at Alt next week, but it’s too close to call as Cannons’ “Loving You” (Columbia) and Sum 41’s “Landmines” (BMG) are in a dead heat heading into the weekend. Republic’s Jam looks to enter the Top 10 with “Dark Matter” (Monkeywrench) during its second week on the chart. And after just two days of airplay, Warner’s Linkin Park will have a tremendous debut in the Top 20 with “Friendly Fire.” Also making impressive chart debuts are Dirty Hit’s Bleachers with “Tiny Moves,” Capitol’s Kings of Leon with “Mustang” and Big Loud Rock’s Blame My Youth with “The Break.”

YOUR RADIO ADD RECAPS
2/20/24

Congrats to Republic’s Amanda Dobbins and Drew Hauser for having the #1 Most Added track for a second week in a row with Pearl Jam’s “Dark Matter” (Monkeywrench). Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin had a great week with Vampire Weekend’s “Capricorn” and girl in red’s “Too Much.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang impresses with Michael Marcagi’s “Scared to Start.” Other winners included Dirty Hit’s Bleachers with “Tiny Moves” and Big Loud Rock’sDave Barbis with Blame My Youth’s “The Break.”

YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS
2/16/24

Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin gets an 18th week at #1 with blink-182’s smash “ONE MORE TIME.” The track is now tied for the third longest #1 in the Alternative format’s history! The battle for the next #1 is now on as Cannons’ “Loving You” (Columbia), Sum 41’s “Landmines” (BMG) and Cold War Kids’ “Run Away With Me” (AWAL) are all bunched up together and looking to dethrone blink-182. Republic’s Amanda Dobbins and Drew Hauser have a hot shot debut at #15 with Pearl Jam’s “Dark Matter” (Monkeywrench), while New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roach approaches the Top 20 with “Leave a Light On.” Royel Otis’ “Murder on the Dance Floor” (Royel Otis/Triple J/ABC) has an impressive chart debut. Also debuting this week is Hitmaker Music Group’s SMITH with “Pathetic.”

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