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Ed Sheeran's Bad Habits Remain A Radio Fave

The following are tracks delivered to radio by digital distributor DMDS/Yangaroo in Canada and broken down into three categories.

Ed Sheeran's Bad Habits Remain A Radio Fave

By FYI Staff

The following are tracks delivered to radio by digital distributor DMDS/Yangaroo in Canada and broken down into three categories. Top Downloads and Top Canadian Downloads represent the most copied tracks in the weeks ending  on July 09. Most Active Indies blends downloads and streams, with the affiliated label and radio promotions company in parentheses.


Top Downloads:

1.    Ed Sheeran “Bad Habits” (Warner)
2.    Imagine Dragons “Wrecked” (Interscope / Universal Music Canada)
3.    Billie Eillish “NDA” (Darkroom / Interscope / Universal Music Canada)
4.    Dua Lipa “Love Again” (Warner)
5.    The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber “Stay” (Columbia / Sony)
6.    Post Malone “Motley Crew” (Republic Records / Universal Music Canada)
7.    Aaron Goodvin “Boy Like Me” (Warner)
8.    Justin Bieber “Peaches Remix (feat. Ludacris, Usher & Snoop Dogg)” (Def Jam / Universal Music Canada)
9.    Calvin Harris feat. Tom Grennan “By Your Side” (Columbia / Sony)
10.    Frank Walker, Sophie Simmons & Nevada “Shadows” (DMD/Ultra)

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Top CanCon Downloads:

1.    Aaron Goodvin “Boy Like Me” (Warner)
2.    Frank Walker, Sophie Simmons & Nevada “Shadows” (DMD/Ultra)
3.    Our Lady Peace “Stop Making Stupid People Famous (feat. Pussy Riot)” (Warner Music Canada/Coalition Music)
4.    Hillside Outlaws “Something 'Bout Summer” (RPMpromotion)
5.    Barenaked Ladies “New Disaster” (Warner Music Canada)
6.    Crown Lands “White Buffalo” (Spinefarm / Universal Music Canada)
7.    Cory Marks “Blame It On The Double wTC and JH” (RPMpromotion/Better Noise)
8.    Faouzia “Hero” (Warner Music Canada)
9.    Victoria Anthony “Dirty Lipstick” (Brian Chick Promotion)
10.    Emi Jeen “Dis-Moi Pourquoi feat. Ragers” (UGIV Music)

Most Active Indies:

1.    Hillside Outlaws “Something 'Bout Summer” (RPMpromotion)
2.    Frank Walker, Sophie Simmons & Nevada “Shadows” (DMD/Ultra)
3.    Emi Jeen “Dis-Moi Pourquoi feat. Ragers” (UGIV Music)
4.    Jolene “Staycation” (Cloud Nine Promotional/ Lauren Tutty Promotion)
5.    Paul Marier “Upside Down (feat. Kelly "Mr. Chill" Hoppe)” (Indie)
6.    Whale and the Wolf “Veins” (RPMpromotion)
7.    Victoria Anthony “Dirty Lipstick” (Brian Chick Promotion)
8.    Yvon Leroux “Lowdown” (Lauren Tutty Promotion)
9.    Keys n Krates “TAKE IT OFF (FEAT. BIBI BOURELLY)” (Last Gang Records/eOne Music)
10.    Max Parker “Good Time” (RPMpromotion)

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