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Friday, July 17, 2015

YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEW

A solid MONTH at the top of the chart for Big Machine/Republic's Taylor Swift as "Bad Blood," yet another proven anthem from 1989, gets its fourth week at #1. Two other steady movers mashing inside the Top 10 this week are "Cheerleader" from Ultra/Columbia's Omi and "Can't Feel My Face" from XO/Republic's The Weeknd, both making a swift beeline for Numero Uno. Meanwhile, Demi Lovato's "Cool For the Summer" (Island/Hollywood/Republic) is on fire, on pace to be the Greatest Gainer this week and moving inside the Top 20. Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" (Columbia) continues her hot streak as she inches closer to the Top 10. Island/DCD2's Fall Out Boy jumps up inside the Top 20 with "Uma Thurman." Capitol has two tracks with great momentum as Tori Kelly's growth on "Should've Been Us" has it near Top 20 while Sam Smith's "Like I Can" moves Top 30. Joining the chart this week will be Warner Bros/Beluga Heights crooner Jason Derulo with "Cheyenne".