Indulge, A Real Fine Top 75

Carly Pearce vaults into the #1 position with the pivotal title track to her upcoming album that drops this month, "29." It marks her third trip to the summit to date. Nothing new enters the top 10, leaving a logjam of hits stacking up outside of the threshold, but several shake-ups in positions do occur within. New country female hitmakers Lainey Wilson and Gabby Barrett barrel into the top 20 with their second and third smash hits, respectively. A quartet of songs led by Doja Cat's "Kiss Me More" plows into the top 30, while another quartet does the same to the top 40, with Jason Aldean & Carrie Underwood's mega smash "If I Didn't Love You" leading the way with an 8-spot climb. A lot of songs in the lower half of the chart see really healthy gains due to a high number of recurrents departing, which paves the way for a 3-way tie for Greatest Gainer honors by Hannah Dasher ("Shoes"), Ingrid Andress & Sam Hunt ("Wishful Drinking"), and Tim McGraw ("7500 OBO"), all blasting forward 10 positions. With the exception of Rita Ora charting for the first time in awhile with "You for Me," the new entries are decidedly country (shocker, I know). Chris Young & Mitchell Tenpenny ("At the End of a Bar"), Tenille Townes ("Girl Who Didn't Care"), and Kane Brown ("One Mississippi") all debut with their new singles, and Michael Ray's "Didn't Know I Was Country" makes an appearance fresh off the release of his Higher Education EP.