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Once again, Blake Shelton's 'Texas' is on top. The artist's infectious tune currently reigns at No. 1 on the UK Country Radio Airplay Chart, marking its fifth nonconsecutive week as a bonafide overseas hit.
During the frame dated February 28 to March 6, 'Texas' amassed a staggering 816,169 impressions over 114 plays, securing a significant lead over Myles Smith's 'Nice To Meet You', which sits pretty at No. 2 with a still-impressive 667,886 impressions.
‘Texas’, which has been steadily aiming for No. 1 over the last sixteen weeks, is the longtime star's second career UK radio chart-topper, after Post Malone's ‘Pour Me a Drink’ on which he guested last year.
Old Dominion's 'Coming Home', Drew Baldridge's 'Tough People' and Lainey Wilson's '4x4xU' currently round out the chart's Top Five, staking their claims on the No. 3, No. 4 and No. 5 spots respectively.
Shaboozey's long-running success 'A Bar Song (Tipsy)' has seen a huge resurgence on the UK radio chart, seeing a 33% increase in plays and an ascent back into the Top 20 from the No. 66 position. Sacha's 'Til I Don't', however, marked the week's biggest mover, leaping from No. 83 into the Top 40 where it currently resides at No. 38.
Several songs made their debut on the chart this frame, the ranking welcoming Dasha's 'Not At This Party', Mackenzie Carpenter's 'Boots On', Kashus Culpepper's 'Who Hurt You?', Kezia Gill's 'Like I Did Before', as well as Charlie Worsham's Luke Combs collaboration, 'How I Learned To Pray.'
You can find the full UK Country Radio Airplay Chart this week (February 28 - March 6) here.
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