YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEW
Fuckin’ TGIF, buddy! You drunk yet? Yeah, us too. But you'll still probably want to look over this radio chart preview. Just hold on to something, so you don't get too dizzy.
TOP 40
Warner Bros.’ Nico & Vinz will remain #1 this week with "Am I Wrong," while Latium/RCA's Magic! climbs up to #2 with "Rude." "Stay With Me" by Capitol's Sam Smith moves into the Top 5, and "Really Dont Care" by Hollywood's Demi Lovato f/Cher Lloyd makes the Top 10 move. Republic celebrates with this week’s Greatest Gainer, as Ariana Grande f/Zedd’s "Break Free" takes a huge jump inside the Top 20. Others enjoying big spin increases are Sia’s "Chandelier” (RCA), Enrique Iglesias f/Descemer Bueno, Sean Paul & Gente De Zona’s "Bailando" (Republic), Iggy Azalea f/Rita Ora’s "Black Widow" (Grand Hustle/Def Jam). Epic's Meghan Trainor is bubbling just under and looking to chart with "All About That Bass."
RHYTHM
We have a new #1 record this week, as RCA takes Tinashe f/ScHoolboy Q’s "2 On" to the top. They also have Kid Ink’s "Main Chick" going to #3, with a huge increase. YMCMB/Republic's Nicki Minaj climbs into the Top 10 with "Pills N Potions" this week. Def Jam has Jeremih’s "Don't Tell Em" up over 500 spins this week, and Grand Hustle/Columbia has T.I. f/Iggy Azalea’s "No Mediocre" poised for a big increase as well. "Break Free" by Republic’s Ariana Grande f/Zedd will be the biggest debut this week, and Capitol will also debut Love Dollhouse’s "Can I."
ALTERNATIVE
Nonesuch/Warner Bros.’ The Black Keys will remain #1 for an eleventh week with their big hit "Fever." Moving forward, it looks like we’ll have a new record in the top spot, as RCA's Bleachers picks up steam with "I Wanna Get Better." Standing by, the chart also has a hard-charging #3 with Big Data's "Dangerous," via Warner Bros./Crush. Republic's Milky Chance is on fire with "Stolen Dance," as it’ll move to #12, up another 200x. Epic's KONGOS are having a real good week with "I'm Only Joking," up 100x; it’ll move #32-27. Virgin's Bastille will debut with their new single, "Flaws." Warner Bros.’ new band Priory, fresh off their big add week with "Weekend," will have a impressive chart debut, landing at least at #36.
