A PREVIEW OF RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

At Top 40, Spangler's Republic squad has the new #1 this week as Taylor Swift's "Is It Over Now?" slides up to the top spot. RCA's Rothschild crew moves Tate McRae's "exes" Top 10, while ICLG's Team Marella has Selena Gomez's "Love On" (Interscope) eyeing the Top 15 and Epic's Sackheim & Dimig bunch moves Eliza Rose x Calvin Harris's "Body Moving" Top 30. Debuting on the chart this week is SZA's "Saturn" (TDE/RCA).

At Rhythm, meanwhile, Lori G and RCA move Chris Brown’s "Sensational" f/Davido & Lojay to the Top 5 as they make a run for #1 this coming week. Davey Dee and Republic take The Weeknd’s "One of the Girls" f/JENNIE (XO) inside the Top 10. James White and Columbia see Beyoncé’s "TEXAS HOLD ‘EM" (Parkwood) enter the Top 15. Epic’s Sack and Dontay continue to drive 21 Savage’s "redrum," which will end the week in the Top 20. RCA also has a huge impact week with SZA’s "Saturn" (TDE), which will be this week's highest debut, inside the Top 30. Also look for Dixie and Interscope to debut GloRilla’s "Yeah Glo!" No official word on whether the track will be a single.

And at Modern Rock, BMG’s Nick Attaway gets an impressive second week at #1 with Sum 41’s “Landmines.” RCA’s Gary Gorman makes a nice move to #3 with Cage the Elephant’s “Neon Pills.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang quickly sees Linkin Park’s “Friendly Fire” enter the Top 5, coming in at #4 this week. Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins impresses with Last Dinner Party’s “Nothing Matters” arriving in the Top 5. New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roach hits the Top 20 with “Leave a Light On,” while Dirty Hit’s Bleachers is now Top 25 with “Tiny Moves.” Warner’s Michel Marcagi scores a nice chart debut with “Scared to Start.”