ROSÉ New Single Earned Most Radio Adds
The singer's track new trick led the pop radio add board this week with 74 station additions.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Pop
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ROSÉ claimed the top spot on the national pop radio add board as her new single, new trick, secured 74 station additions. The song outperformed other recent releases in terms of radio programmer support across the United States.
Why it matters
Radio adds serve as a vital indicator of industry support and the potential for a song to climb national charts. Securing dozens of first-week adds at the pop format level demonstrates significant label backing and early programming interest.
The single new trick secured 74 adds on Mediabase-monitored pop stations, surpassing runner-up Ain't In LA, which received 59 adds. Other notable entries included EMERALD EYES with 28 adds and oh yeah? with 15.
The players
ROSÉ
She is a globally recognized singer and recording artist known for her work in the music industry.
Mediabase
This music industry data provider monitors radio station playlists and compiles national airplay charts.
The details
Radio programmers across the country added the new music to their respective station playlists, according to the latest Mediabase monitoring. This consensus among programmers provides the single with a strong foundation for its national airplay debut.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Mediabase published the national pop radio add board.
Industry Dynamics
The track release follows the standard industry pattern of leveraging the Mediabase pop radio add board to capture mainstream attention. This approach aligns with broader strategies to consolidate label support during a competitive window in the streaming and radio-dominated music landscape.
Listeners can expect to hear the new single with increased frequency across national pop radio stations. The high number of initial adds means the track will likely be available for regular request and broadcast on most major mainstream stations starting immediately.
The takeaway
Radio programmers play a critical role in filtering new releases, as high initial add counts often translate into sustained airplay for listeners. Following the most-added songs on the weekly board is a reliable way for fans to discover which tracks are gaining momentum at the national level.
Further reading
For more on how new singles gain momentum on the airwaves, explore the Pop section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Headline Planet.
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