Update: Picked up by 39 monitored stations this week, Cole Swindell’s “Let Me See Ya Girl” ranks as country radio’s most added song, says Mediabase.
The fourth single from Swindell’s self-titled album, “Let Me See Ya Girl” represents his shot at a fourth straight Mediabase #1 and third straight Billboard Country Airplay #1.
Added by 22 stations, George Strait’s new “Let it Go” earns the #2 spot on this week’s Mediabase Add Board. Blake Shelton’s “Sangria” (3rd-most added, 19 adds), Thomas Rhett’s “Crash and Burn” (4th-most added, 15 adds), Brothers Osborne’s “Stay a Little Longer” (5th-most added, 13 adds, tie) and Thompson Square’s “Trans Am” (5th-most added, 13 adds, tie) also scored notable levels of support this week.
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Cole Swindell, who won the New Artist of the Year trophy at Sunday’s Academy of Country Music Awards, is the artist behind this week’s most added song at country radio.
According to Mediabase, his “Let Me See Ya Girl” received adds from 39 monitored stations in conjunction with this week’s official impact. No country entry scored support of that caliber this week.
The fourth single from Swindell’s self-titled debut album, “Let Me See Ya Girl” represents his attempt at a fourth straight Mediabase number one. Predecessors “Chillin’ It,” “Hope You Get Lonely Tonight” and “Ain’t Worth the Whiskey” all reached the top of the Mediabase country singles chart.
The latter two also reached #1 on Billboard’s corresponding Country Airplay chart.
A more detailed weekly adds report will be issued Monday evening.
