A RECAP OF RADIO ADD RECAPS

At Top 40, Columbia’s Team Gray takes top honors on the add board this week, putting 108 impact adds on Miley Cyrus' “River.” Next up is Sackheim's Epic crew with 32 adds on Meghan Trainor's “Mother,” followed by Warner's Chester and Dyer bunch, who put 29 adds on Macklemore’s “NO BAD DAYS” f/Collett (Bendo). Big kudos to AWAL’s Lonny Olinick, who enjoys a big add day with multiple artists across formats as In2une's Dale Connone & Lucek land two tracks in the Top 10 this week at Pop, with Lizzy McAlpine’s “Ceiling” (Harbour Artists/AWAL) nabbing 29 adds and JVKE's “this is what heartbreak feels like” (AWAL) scoring 17. McAlpine also takes #7 Most Added honors at Hot AC this week. Over at RCA, Rothschild and squad put another 21 adds on Miguel's “Sure Thing,” while Capitol’s Marella team lands 20 adds on Halsey's “Die 4 Me” and Republic’s Spangler stacks another 20 on Morgan Wallen's “Last Night” (Big Loud/Mercury).

At Rhythm, meanwhile, Davey Dee and Republic take the top spot this week with Nicki Minaj’s “Red Ruby da Sleeze.” It gets 25 new commitments after being the #2 Most Added track last week. Dixie and Capitol also bring in 25 stations on Toosii’s “Favorite Song” as Interscope’s Nino scores 10 adds on Ella Mai’s “This Is” and Columbia’s Strazza continues to build on the success of Miley Cyrus at Rhythm by nailing down 10 adds on “River.” Capitol also secures five more stations on Ice Spice’s “In Ha Mood” (10K Projects).

And at Modern Rock, Warner’s Rob Goldklang, the hottest man in promo, has this week’s #1 Most Added record with Mike Shinoda’s “In My Head” f/Kailee Morgue. Virgin’s Marni Halpern and Marisa DiFrisco have a great week with Tame Impala’s “Wings of Time,” while the Big Loud folks, led by Artie Gentile, have a strong start with Letdown.’s “Crying in the Shower.” Fresh off SNL, Dirty Hit’s The 1975 score big with “Oh Caroline.” And at AWAL, Lonny Olinick continues his hot streak as Dave Lombardi impresses with another nice add week on Lovejoy’s “Call Me What You Like.”