These are the hottest 10 pop songs of the week as determined by About Top 40. This chart is compiled consulting data from various music industry charts and sources. It is intended to indicate the hottest rising hits. Recordings that have reached the top 10 of the Billboard Pop 100 chart are disqualified from this chart.
1. Mariah Carey - Touch My Body
Courtesy Island Records
Mariah Carey doesn't look likely to ender her hitmaking ways any time soon. "Touch My Body" is one of the most quickly added songs at pop radio in months.
2. Jordin Sparks with Chris Brown - No Air
Courtesy Jive Records
Jordin Sparks with the opening act on Alicia Keys' upcoming concert tour.
3. Snoop Dogg - Sensual Seduction
Photo by Anthony Mandler, courtesy Doggystyle
Reportedly Snoop Dogg has become close friends with soccer star David Beckham since meeting in 2005, and Snoop is hoping Beckham will help him out by funding a movie idea.
4. Jonas Brothers - When You Look Me in the Eyes
Photo by David Livingston / Getty Images
Rolling Stone is reporting that the Jonas Brothers are considering abandoning troubled major record label EMI when their next album is released and, instead, awarding distribution rights to Universal.
5. Buckcherry - Sorry
Courtesy Eleven Seven Music
Reportedly Buckcherry are at final mixing stages for the follow up to their 15 album.
6. Lupe Fiasco featuring Matthew Santos - Superstar
Courtesy Atlantic Records
Lupe Fiasco just celebrated his 26th birthday this past weekend.
7. Daughtry - Feels Like Tonight
Photo by Frank Ockenfels, courtesy RCA Records
Chris Daughtry, lead vocalist for Daughtry, will make an appearance on the upcoming album Chapter VII: Hope and Sorrow by the metal band Sevendust.
8. Usher featuring Young Jeezy - Love In This Club
Courtesy Arista Records
This is the first single from Usher's upcoming 5th studio album.
9. OneRepublic - Stop and Stare
Courtesy Interscope
The video for "Stop and Stare" features multiple versions of lead vocalist Ryan Tedder.
10. Three Days Grace - Never Too Late
Courtesy Jive Records
According to Three Days Grace leader Adam Gontier, "This song is about being in a very dark place, but being able to see a way out."
