A PREVIEW OF RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

At Top 40, Brady's Atlantic squad claims the top of the chart as ROSÉ & Bruno Mars' "APT." jumps from #4 to #1. We have two tracks joining the Top 10 this week: REPUBLIC Collective’s Spangler & Lucas crew with Chappell Roan's "Pink Pony Club" (Island) and Warner's Chester & Reich team with David Guetta x Alphaville x Ava Max's "Forever Young" (Parlophone UK). Atlantic's Alex Warren enters the Top 20 with "Burning Down," and Rothschild's RCA bunch debuts on the chart with Tate McRae's "Sports car.”

At Rhythm, meanwhile, Dixie and Capitol Interscope once again dominate the charts with Kendrick Lamar, this time with "tv off." Lamar now boasts three tracks in the Top 5, including “luther.” Lori and RCA break into the Top 10 with SZA’s "30 for 30" (TDE), while Epic’s Sackheim and Dontay continue to push Tyla’s "PUSH 2 START" (FAX), now sitting at #13. RCA's SZA climbs into the Top 15 with "BMF," alongside REPUBLIC Collective’s Davey, who sees GELO’s "Tweaker" hit #15. Republic also just dropped The Weeknd’s new album, and the latest track, "Cry for Me" (XO), is set for a strong debut. The gamma./Atlantic team is poised to land Sexyy Red & Bruno Mars’ "Fat Juicy and Wet" (Rebel/The Smeezingtons) in the Top 20. Also, watch for Cactus Jack/Epic’s Travis Scott to make his debut this week with "4X4."

And at Modern Rock, big congrats to Virgin’s Marisa DiFrisco, who’s set to take Twenty One Pilots’ “The Line” (Atlantic) to #1 next week while also breaking into the Top 5 with Justice’s “Neverender” f/Tame Impala (Because). Dualtone’s Julie Muncy sees The Lumineers climb to #6 with “Same Old Song,” while REPUBLIC Collective’s Amanda Dobbins secures a Top 10 spot for Gigi Perez’s “Sailor Song” (Island) and aims for the Top 15 with Lola Young’s “Messy” (Island). Glassnote’s Michael Starr is on track to push Mumford & Sons’ “Rushmere,” up 400 spins, into the Top 10 next week. And AWAL’s Dave Lombardi scores an impressive chart debut in the 20s with DJO’s “Basic Being Basic.”