NRT Music Artists Continue Chart Momentum Across Multiple Formats
Strong gains in CHR and rhythmic charts highlight another breakout week for label roster
Posted: May 03, 2026, 5:00 PM | Category:New Releases Artist Tags: Source: NRT Music
NRT Music is celebrating another strong week of chart performance, with multiple artists making notable moves across Christian Music Weekly's national radio charts dated April 29, 2026.
Leading the way in the Contemporary Hit Radio (CHR) format, Collington's "Waiting For Daylight (Arret)" surged to No. 17, climbing six spots and earning a position on the chart's Power Surge list with a +13 gain in spins. This upward momentum, alongside established artists like Jeremy Camp, We Are Messengers, NF, for KING & COUNTRY, and more, signals continued growth for the track as it gains traction with radio programmers nationwide.
Also in CHR, Samuel Day's "Through The Night" remains steady at No. 20, continuing its multi-week presence and reinforcing its consistency at radio.
In the Rhythmic/CHH format, NRT Music secures two Top 10 placements. Josh Grove's "Rain Or Shine" feat. KJ-52 holds strong at No. 4 after topping the chart at No. 1 last week, maintaining a high-impact position among the genre's leading tracks. Meanwhile, Zane Walls' "NAH UH" continues its run inside the Top 10 at No. 9, showcasing sustained audience engagement and playlist support.
Additional momentum is seen across Rock and Loud formats for XIII Minutes. The band's single "Fake" continues its run on the Metal/Loud chart at No. 22, maintaining its presence in the format. At the same time, their latest single, "Panic," is gaining traction on the Rock side, appearing on the "On The Verge" panel and registering new adds, signaling early-stage breakout momentum at radio.
Collectively, these chart positions reflect NRT Music's growing impact across multiple genres--from CHR and CHH to Rock--demonstrating the label's ability to develop and support artists connecting with both radio and listeners nationwide.
As NRT Music continues to expand its roster and distribution reach, this week's chart activity reinforces its role as a rising force in Christian music, with a diverse lineup of next-generation artists gaining measurable traction across the industry.
