Daniel Respall August 15, 2015

Most Heard Airplay Tracks – TMN HOT 10

Lost Frequencies remains at #1 with Are You With Me following the jump to the top last week which threw The Weeknd’s Can’t Feel My Face to #2, where it remains. Calvin Harris sees a new peak at #3 from #4 with How Deep Is Your Love featuring The Disciples, all on its fourth week in the chart.

Meghan Trainor’s Like I’m Gonna Lose You featuring John Legend falls to #4 from #3 this week while DJ Snake & AlunaGeorge’s You Know You Like It finds a new peak at #5 from #6. Pia Mia’s Do It Again featuring Chris Brown & Tyga enjoys a Top 10 breaktrhough and new peak at #6, jumping up from #11. Travie McCoy’s Golden featuring Sia remains at #7 for another week.

Galantis’ Peanut Butter Jelly falls to #8 from #5 while Vance Joy’s Fire & The Flood moves up one place to #9. At #10 is the last new entry into the Top 10 with One Direction’s Drag Me Down jumping from #25.

1. Lost Frequencies
Are You With Me
(HUS/UMA)

2. The Weeknd
Can’t Feel My Face
(UMA)

3. Calvin Harris ft. The Disciples
How Deep Is Your Love
(SME)

4. Meghan Trainor ft. John Legend
Like I’m Gonna Lose You
(SME)

5. DJ Snake & AlunaGeorge
You Know You Like It
(UMA)

6. Pia Mia ft. Chris Brown & Tyga
Do It Again
(UMA)

7. Travie McCoy ft. Sia
Golden
(ATL/WMA)

8. Galantis
Peanut Butter Jelly
(WMA)

9. Vance Joy
Fire And The Flood
(MUSHROOM)

10. One Direction
Drag Me Down
(SME)

Click here to view all this week’s charts, including our HOT100 national airplay (by genre & state), iTunes, Spotify, Shazam, ARIA, AIR & AMRAP.

The National Hot 100 is a chart representative of the 100 most heard tracks across the country (this is not a spins chart). All TMN charts are compiled with reports from radio stations across regional Australia along with AirCheck data representing the commercial radio stations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Gold Coast, Newcastle and the Central Coast, Geelong plus Sydney’s FBi 94.5 FM and the national triple j network. Each station’s chart weight is variable and measured by population figures and current cumulative audience figures.