^ it's a chart published by billboard composed of 88 radio stations (for comparison, the Airplay chart monitors 144 radios in the US) and basically, as the name suggests, this Indicator Chart gives you week per week an idea of the next airplay #1, and with this week's chart we can see that radios think Carrie is heading for the top spot in the next weeks! Usually future Airplay #1s get to reach #1 on 'Country Indicator' a few weeks before topping the Airplay chart!
I want her to release Good in Goodbye or Leave Love Alone next though
Good In Goodbye wouldn't be a good choice coming off of another ballad, but Leave Love Alone definitely is the best option for a fifth single. It's upbeat and in my opinion, has a certain "autumn/fall" feel to it that would make it a great choice for a late summer/early fall release.
Also, I hate to plug my own thread, but I'm hosting a countdown of the best female eras in country music (based on how well songs peaked on Billboard's country charts). None of Carrie's albums will be out for a while (), but if you would like to keep up with the countdown, here's the link: Queens of "Country Songs"
I hope ya'll being good boys and girls in my absence. I shall return shortly, once we deliver this project my attention shifts back to our queen
We are. Patiently waiting for your comeback.
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I love this queen so much.
You better stan. I love that Rih fans love Carrie.
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^ it's a chart published by billboard composed of 88 radio stations (for comparison, the Airplay chart monitors 144 radios in the US) and basically, as the name suggests, this Indicator Chart gives you week per week an idea of the next airplay #1, and with this week's chart we can see that radios think Carrie is heading for the top spot in the next weeks! Usually future Airplay #1s get to reach #1 on 'Country Indicator' a few weeks before topping the Airplay chart!
I hope i gave you a clear idea
I think they are all small stations, right? That's why I believe she's that high. Her AI/spins ratio is kinda low compared to the songs nearby. Small stations must be spinning this like hell.
I think they are all small stations, right? That's why I believe she's that high. Her AI/spins ratio is kinda low compared to the songs nearby. Small stations must be spinning this like hell.
I'm not sure if all of the 88 stations are small ones, but the majority of them is for sure!
Also, I hate to plug my own thread, but I'm hosting a countdown of the best female eras in country music (based on how well songs peaked on Billboard's country charts). None of Carrie's albums will be out for a while (), but if you would like to keep up with the countdown, here's the link: Queens of "Country Songs"
I'll be there for it Thanks for putting hard work into it
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So excited SYA is moving well, but I wish it would at least outpeak Two Black Cadillacs I mean, #41 is the worst spot to peak
^ it's a chart published by billboard composed of 88 radio stations (for comparison, the Airplay chart monitors 144 radios in the US) and basically, as the name suggests, this Indicator Chart gives you week per week an idea of the next airplay #1, and with this week's chart we can see that radios think Carrie is heading for the top spot in the next weeks! Usually future Airplay #1s get to reach #1 on 'Country Indicator' a few weeks before topping the Airplay chart!
it's okay, that chart looks a lot like the AirPlay chart!
), but if you would like to keep up with the countdown, here's the link: 
