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Michael Ray’s New Single Makes Huge Impact on Radio

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Michael Ray hasn’t released new music in well over a year, but his latest single “Get To You” was definitely worth the wait and is already receiving heavy amounts of support and has made a huge impact on country radio. The single was picked up by 36 Mediabase-monitored Country stations and ranks as the format’s most added song.

“Get To You” is a powerful ballad about a woman is is afraid to take a risk and keeps running away.

“I think everyone has been in a relationship that, at some point, causes them to question their ability to love full-heartedly,” said Ray. “This song is about tearing down those walls to help someone unconditionally love again, even if it is with someone else.”

As the most added new song at Country radio this week, “Get To You,” is also making a big impact on fans with more than 300,000 streams per week.

“Get To You” is the first single from Ray’s upcoming sophomore album. His self-titled debut album produced two #1 songs, including the record’s first single “Kiss You In The Morning” and his most recent, “Think A Little Less.”

Also impacting radio adds this week:

Darius Rucker’s “For The First Time,” which also impacted this week, takes second place on the add board. It won support from 28 stations.

Brett Young’s “Like I Loved You” takes third with 16 new pickups, while an add count of 13 slots Dierks Bentley’s “What The Hell Did I Say” in fourth place.

Each added by 11 stations, Brad Paisley’s “Last Time For Everything,” Dan + Shay’s “Road Trippin’,” Walker Hayes’ “You Broke Up With Me,” and Waterloo Revival’s “What Guy Wouldn’t” tie for fifth.

Chris Stapleton’s “Broken Halos,” Joe Nichols’ “Never Gets Old,” and Kenny Chesney’s “All The Pretty Girls” follow in a tie for ninth, each with adds at 10 new stations.

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