ANOTR's 'Talk to You' Continues Reign on WARM Global Dance Radio Chart
ANOTR's track "Talk to You," featuring 54 Ultra, continues its reign at the top of the WARM Global Dance Radio chart for the fourth consecutive week. The song received over 900 plays across 200 monitored stations worldwide from April 17 to 23. With its release on March 6 under ANOTR's NO ART label, the track has gained popularity on TikTok, appearing in over 60,000 videos. The duo, consisting of Oguzhan Guney and Jesse van der Heijden, has seen success on various U.S.-based charts, including reaching No. 5 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs in March and currently holding the 14th position. "Talk to You" garnered 1.1 million official U.S. streams in the latest tracking week, as reported by Luminate.
Maintaining its position in the top five of the WARM Global Dance Radio chart, Bebe Rexha and Faithless' "New Religion" remains at No. 2 with a 4% increase in plays. Calvin Harris and Kasabian's former four-week chart-topper "Release the Pressure" stays steady at No. 3. Milky X Mall Grab's "Just the Way You Are" retains its No. 4 spot, while FISHER and Tones and I's "Favour" climbs to No. 5, marking a new high with a 14% rise in plays.
Making its debut on the chart at No. 39 is Max Styler, Vintage Culture, and Ali Love's "Freaky 1," released on April 10. This follows Vintage Culture's success with "Lost," which reached No. 3 in March. Another notable debut is John Summit's "Shades of Blue," featuring Devault and Julia Church, entering at No. 42. The track is part of Summit's album CTRL ESCAPE, released on April 15.
The WARM Global Dance Radio chart, introduced on Billboard.com in March, complements Billboard's existing U.S.-based dance charts. This 40-position chart aggregates plays from over 200 dance-focused radio stations across 30 countries, showcasing trending songs globally. For the full 100-position ranking, visit WARM's platform to explore the latest in dance music trends.
For the complete top 40 of the WARM Global Dance Radio chart, visit Billboard.com, and for the extended 100-position survey, check out WARM's website.