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Justin Bieber’s “Yukon” (Def Jam/Republic) surges with sleek production and emotive delivery, reaffirming his ability to evolve with contemporary sounds while maintaining the emotional resonance that has defined his career. The track’s polished layers and heartfelt tone make it a standout on AC40, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners. A2O May’s “PAPARAZZI ARRIVE” (A2O Ent) injects fresh energy into the format, bringing a youthful edge that reflects the growing influence of emerging voices on adult contemporary playlists.

David Guetta, Teddy Swims, and Tones and I join forces on “Gone Gone Gone” (Atlantic UK/Warner), blending powerhouse vocals with dance-pop flair and pushing AC40 into bold new territory. Their collaboration exemplifies the format’s openness to cross-genre experimentation, where electronic beats and soulful delivery coexist seamlessly. Kehlani’s “Folded” (TSNMI/Atlantic) showcases soulful artistry that resonates deeply with adult contemporary listeners, her nuanced vocal performance underscoring the genre’s embrace of emotional authenticity. Steven Malcolm & KB with For King & Country inspire with “Yes” (Curb), bridging faith and mainstream appeal in a way that feels both uplifting and accessible. Alex Warren & Jelly Roll’s “Bloodline” (Atlantic) adds grit and emotional storytelling—proof that AC40 audiences embrace diverse sounds and heartfelt collaborations that cut across stylistic boundaries.

Conan Gray’s “Vodka Cranberry” (Republic) delivers youthful energy with polished pop sensibilities, a track that captures the vibrancy of Gen Z while fitting comfortably into adult contemporary playlists. Louis Tomlinson’s “Lemonade” (BMG Rights Mgmt/UK Ltd) offers a refreshing melodic anthem, his warm delivery highlighting the enduring appeal of straightforward, feel-good pop. Tyler, The Creator’s “Sugar On My Tongue” (Columbia) adds experimental flair with quirky rhythms and undeniable hooks, expanding the sonic palette of AC40 and proving that inventive artistry can thrive alongside mainstream staples. Jade Lemac’s “Running Home” (WM CA/East West) emerges as a heartfelt ballad showcasing her rising star power, while Pitbull & Lil Jon’s “Damn I Love Miami” (Mr. 305/Lil Jonathan Inc) injects high-energy fun. Together, these tracks underline AC40’s ability to balance emotional storytelling with party-ready anthems, offering listeners both introspection and escapism.

Wyn Starks’ “Pure Imagination” (Curb) captivates with soulful vocals and timeless charm, a performance that feels both classic and contemporary. Olivia Dean’s “So Easy (To Fall In Love)” (Island/Republic) adds warmth and elegance, embodying AC40’s melodic strengths and highlighting the genre’s focus on intimacy and connection. Jackson Wang’s “Made Me A Man” (TEAM WANG/88rising) resonates with emotional depth and global flair, while Russell Dickerson’s “Happen To Me” (Columbia/Triple Tigers) blends country-pop crossover appeal with heartfelt storytelling. Both tracks showcase AC40’s embrace of diverse genres, offering listeners international artistry and relatable narratives that transcend cultural boundaries.

Kenneth Roy’s “Let Your Love Come Down” (Independent) delivers smooth vocals and heartfelt emotion, a reminder that independent artists can carve meaningful space on AC40 playlists. Cabela & Schmitt’s “Christmas Bells Are Ringing” (Cabitt Hole Productions) brings festive cheer, while Eileen Carey’s “Carry Me Away” (RolleyCstr Music) adds uplifting pop-country charm. These tracks prove that independent voices thrive alongside major-label acts, enriching the format with variety and sincerity. Lawrence Cameron McGhee’s “It’s Just Love” (Record High Music) offers soulful sincerity, PTtheGospelSpitter featuring PreacherMan’s “Save Your Soul” (Serving The Peace) blends gospel with contemporary flair, and Boni Jane’s “Be My Santa Clause” (Boni Jane Music) adds holiday sparkle. Together, these independent releases showcase the resilience and creativity of artists carving their space on AC40 radio.

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Disco Lines X Tinashe’s “No Broke Boys” (Nice Life/Atlantic) is making serious waves in the AC40 radio world. With a fusion of infectious dance beats and Tinashe’s signature vocal style, the track is a hit among program directors and radio stations. Tinashe, known for her genre-blending approach, continues to capture attention as her song climbs the charts. Sarah Reeves, with her emotionally resonant single “Cloud Nine” (Curb), is gaining rapid traction. The singer-songwriter’s powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics are striking a chord with listeners, making it a favorite for both requests and on-air spins. Her journey from country roots to pop is clearly resonating with a broader audience. Steven Malcolm & KB, teaming up with King & Country on “Yes” (Curb), have created an uplifting anthem that’s catching fire on AC40 playlists. The collaboration brings together their unique blend of hip-hop, pop, and Christian music influences, appealing to diverse audiences and driving requests across stations.

Myles Smith’s “Nice To Meet You” (RCA) is quickly becoming a crowd favorite at radio stations nationwide. His distinctive voice and the song’s relatable, feel-good message make it a standout on the charts. Listeners are showing major support, and radio program directors are reporting consistent airplay. Russell Dickerson’s “Happen To Me” (Triple Tigers) is heating up the airwaves with its catchy hooks and heartfelt country-pop vibe. Dickerson’s strong fanbase, combined with the song’s relatable lyrics, has translated into strong listener demand, and it’s driving steady radio spins. Leon Thomas, signed to Motown/ICLG, is gaining attention with his track “Mutt.” Known for his soulful style and smooth delivery, Thomas is attracting radio support and online buzz as the song grows in popularity. His unique blend of R&B and pop is resonating with AC40 listeners, securing him a spot on the charts.

Mariah The Scientist’s “Burning Blue” (Buckles Laboratories/Epic) has become a standout hit in the R&B world, with rave reviews from radio programmers and online listeners. Mariah’s sultry, emotive delivery is creating a buzz, especially as it climbs steadily on AC40 playlists. Audrey Hobert’s “Sue Me” (RCA) is turning heads at radio stations across the country. The singer’s bold, unapologetic lyrics and striking vocal performance are winning fans over, pushing the song to new heights on air and in listener requests. Coffey Anderson’s “Blue Jean Queen” (Lakeside) is a standout at radio, bringing a mix of classic country vibes with modern flair. His soulful voice and nostalgic themes are resonating with audiences, making it a top request track on AC40 stations.

Wizthemc And Bees & Honey’s “Show Me Love” (Epic-Bamboo) is a track that’s gaining significant airplay thanks to its infectious energy and memorable hooks. The collaboration is striking a chord with listeners, and radio stations are reporting growing requests and positive feedback. Russell Dickerson’s “Happen To Me” (Triple Tigers) continues to make a major impact on the charts. The song’s blend of pop-country crossover and universal appeal has earned it a place on heavy rotation across AC40 radio formats. Disco Lines X Tinashe’s “No Broke Boys” (Nice Life/Atlantic) is gaining momentum as it proves to be a radio favorite, especially with its danceable beats and Tinashe’s undeniable presence. The track is steadily becoming a top contender for mainstream AC40 airplay.

Alex Warren’s “On My Mind” (Atlantic) is catching the attention of radio stations with its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics. Warren, who is rapidly building a ground, is seeing strong support from both on-air spins and online activity, making him a rising star on AC40 playlists. Blackpink’s “JUMP” (YG Ent/The Orchard) is creating a huge buzz, blending powerful pop elements with an infectious energy that fans can’t get enough of. The song’s rapid ascent through charts and stations highlights the growing global appeal of the K-pop superstars. Conan Gray’s “Vodka Cranberry” (Republic) is striking a chord with listeners as well.

Several independent artists are also making the mark that includes Kenneth Roy’s “Two Of A Kind” (Independent) which is a smooth, soul-filled track. John Jurney’s “Be Your Own Hero” (Most Likely Music) is gaining momentum while Boni Jane “Measure Of My Love” (Boni Jane Music) has been picking up spins thanks to its heartfelt vocal delivery. The uplifting lyrics has caught the attention of radio stations, making it a standout track on the AC40 scene.