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Foo Fighters' 'Waiting On A War' Is This Week's Radio Top Add

 

Top Downloads:

Foo Fighters' 'Waiting On A War' Is This Week's Radio Top Add

By FYI Staff

 


Top Downloads:

  1. Foo Fighters “Waiting On A War” (RCA/Sony)

  2. Tim McGraw & Tyler Hubbard “Undivided” (Big Machine)

  3. Robyn Ottolini “F-150” (Warner)

  4. Scotty McCreery “You Time” (Triple Tigers/Sony)

  5. Ariana Grande (feat. Doja Cat & Megan Thee Stallion) “34+35 (Remix)” (Republic/Universal)

  6. Blake Shelton “Minimum Wage” (Warner)

  7. Aya Nakamura “Plus jamais (ft. Stormzy)” (Warner)

  8. Justin Bieber “Anyone” (Def Jam/Universal)

  9. The Pretty Reckless feat. Tom Morello “And So It Went” (Century Media/Sony)

  10. Tyler Shaw “When You’re Home” (Sony)

 

Top CanCon Downloads:

  1. Robyn Ottolini “F-150” (Warner)

  2. Tyler Shaw “When You’re Home” (Sony)

  3. Classified “I Love It (feat. Just Chase)” (Half Life/Universal)

  4. Forest Blakk “If You Love Her” (Warner)

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  5. MonoWhales “Out With The Old” (TRUE/With A Bullet Promo)

  6. The Washboard Union “If She Only Knew” (Warner)

  7. Rayne “Envious” (Mad Bell/DMD Promo)

  8. Charlotte Cardin “Passive Aggressive” (CULT NATION/Sony)

  9. Bad Child “$1,000,000” (21 Ent/Universal)

  10. Ryland James “Blame” (21 Ent/Universal)

 

Most Active Indies:

  1. Rayne “Envious” (Mad Bell/DMD Promo)

  2. Jerry Sereda “Anywhere But Me” (Indie)

  3. MonoWhales “Out With The Old” (TRUE/With A Bullet Promo)

  4. Drew Gregory “Beer With Anyone (The Barn Sessions)” (Sirroma)

  5. Daniel Lanois “Power” (eOne)

  6. Atman “Assume” (Spiritz)

  7. Phil Lauzon “Break My Own Heart” (MNOW/Catchin’ Waves Promo)

  8. Gregg Bolger “When The Moon Comes Up” (Indie/Principle Projects Promo)

  9. Armond Duck Chief “Thinkin’ Bout You” (Indie/B. Martineau Promo)

  10. Brandi Vezina “Danger” (Indie/L. Tutty Promo)

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