Tape Room Music Holds 12 Singles In Top 40 On Country Airplay Charts

Tape Room Music continues to make an impact on the country charts, with 12 songs currently…

Kenny Chesney’s “Carry On,” written by Matt Jenkins , is nearing the top of the chart. Morgan Wallen’s “Been By Now,” written by Taylor Phillips , and Lauren Alaina’s “All My Exes” featuring Chase Matthew, written by Ben Johnson , are also climbing. Phillips and Johnson recently celebrated another No. 1 with Kane Brown’s “Woman,” which remains in the top 20. Phillips also has Brantley Gilbert’s “GOOD DAMN” continuing its climb.

Wyatt McCubbin has three songs in the top 40, including Riley Green’s “Think As You Drunk,” which is approaching the top 10, along with Jon Pardi’s “Boots Off” and Cody Johnson’s “Horseback.” Beau Bailey , who earned back-to-back No. 1s earlier this year, has reached the top 20 with Hudson Westbrook’s “Painted You Pretty.” Russell Dickerson’s “Worth Your Wild,” written by Casey Brown , is also in the top 25.

Tucker Wetmore’s “Who Told You That,” written by Hunter Phelps , and Gavin Adcock’s “Wannabe,” written by Brad Clawson , round out Tape Room’s songs in the top 40.

Phillips and Tape Room Founder Ashley Gorley recently joined co-writers to celebrate Dylan Scott’s “This Town’s Been Too Good To Us” at a double No. 1 party at Commons Club at Virgin Hotels Nashville.

Tape Room Music Singles in the top 40: No. 3 – “Carry On” – Kenny Chesney (Matt Jenkins) No. 4 – “Been By Now” – Morgan Wallen (Taylor Phillips) No. 6 – “All My Exes” – Lauren Alaina ft. Chase Matthew (Ben Johnson) No. 11 – “Think As You Drunk” – Riley Green (Wyatt McCubbin) No. 18 – “Painted You Pretty” – Hudson Westbrook (Beau Bailey) No. 19 – “Woman” – Kane Brown (Taylor Phillips, Ben Johnson) No. 20 – “Boots Off” – Jon Pardi (Wyatt McCubbin) No. 23 – “Worth Your Wild” – Russell Dickerson (Casey Brown) No. 26 – “Horseback” – Cody Johnson (Wyatt McCubbin) No. 34 – “GOOD DAMN” – Brantley Gilbert (Taylor Phillips) No. 35 – “Who Told You That” – Tucker Wetmore (Hunter Phelps) No. 38 – “Wannabe” – Gavin Adcock (Brad Clawson)