Roc Nation/Columbia’s Rita Ora and her saucy new collabo featuring Chris Brown called “Body On Me” grabs over 25 adds to become this week’s big winner at Rhythm. After dropping a song virtually out of the blue, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' “Growing Up” featuring Ed Sheeran (Macklemore/Warner Bros.) ranked #2 with 16 adds. Nelly f/Jeremih's “ The Fix” (RECORDS) pulled several stations already and it doesn't officially impact until next week. Alessia Cara's “Here” (EP/Def Jam), The Weeknd's “The Hills” (XO/Republic) and Dej Loaf f/ Big Sean's “Back Up” (IBGM/Columbia) also grab a handful of new stations.

New releases this week includes the second single by an artist who will sit alongside Simon Cowell this Fall as a X-Factor UK judge, a rising star from Houston whose forthcoming album Rodeo is being hailed by hip hop insiders as an equal to Kanye's sonic assault Yeezus and a new song from the man who put auto-tune on the map.

Rita Ora f/ Chris Brown, “Body On Me” (Roc Nation/Columbia)
Travis Scott, “Antidote” (Epic/Grand Hustle)
T Pain f/ Juicy J, “Make That Sh*t Work” (Nappy Boy/Konvict Muzik/RCA)

The Weeknd's “Can’t Feel My Face” (XO/Republic) will hold at #1, but Omi's rampaging “Cheerleader” (Ultra/Columbia) is only 350 spins behind and gunning for the top spot. Major Lazer's “Lean On” will be up over 500 spins and should leap into the Top 5. The Weeknd is also having a massive week with “The Hills," vaulting inside the Top 15. Big Sean's “One Man Can Change The World” (G.O.O.D./Def Jam) continues to build nicely, as does Jason Derulo's “Cheyenne" (Beluga Heights/Warner Bros.) Meanwhile sitting just outside the chart and looking to debut this week are Future, with his fire Drake collabo “Where Ya At” (Freebankz/Epic) and YG's “Twist My Fingaz” (Def Jam).

Roc Nation/Columbia and XO/Republic wind up in a photo finish for first as J. Cole's new single "No Role Modelz" ties with The Weeknd's rapidly-accelerating hit "The Hills" for Most Added, getting 17 stations each. Republic also scores with YMCMB's Drake, who picked up 13 stations for the Meek Mill battle record "Back to Back." Chris Brown's “Liquor” (RCA) and YG's “Twist My Fingaz” (Def Jam) both net 8 adds. Warner Bros. has a nice week with Jason Derulo's “Cheyenne” (Beluga Heights) and Nico & Vinz' “That’s How You Know." Finally, Freebandz/Epic dirty sprite king Future solidifies 5 new stations with his Drake collabo "Where Ya At."