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Hot Dance Airplay is a monitored dance music radio chart that is featured weekly in Billboard magazine. The chart was also featured in its sister publication R&R, but it has since been removed, although a summary are still featured in the chart highlight section. The chart came about as a result of the small but influential impact of dance music on the radio in the United States and the stations that program it.
The chart made its debut on October 12, 2003 with "Just The Way You Are" by Milky being the first number one song, even though it had been number one for three weeks, having topped it the week ending September 28. The reason for this is because the chart was unpublished for the first ten weeks (It was on its eleventh week when it debuted), which means that its official issue start date was August 10, when the actual first number one was "Never (Past Tense)" by Roc Project featuring Tina Arena. Had it been published in the August 10 issue, The Roc Project would have lay claim to being the first act to top the chart instead of Milky. The current number-one for the issue dated December 15, 2007 is "In My Arms" by Plumb. A detailed list of number one singles for this chart are listed below.
There are twenty-five positions on this chart. They are ranked by the number of detections (calculated by summarizing a song's number of spins and the audience size of the radio station playing it). Songs receiving the greatest growth will receive a "bullet", although there are tracks that will also get bullets if the loss in detections doesn't exceed the percentage of downtime from a monitored station. "Airpower" awards are issued to songs that appear on the top 20 of both the airplay and audience chart for the first time, while the "greatest gainer" award is given to song with the largest increase in detections. A song with six or more spins in its first week is awarded an "airplay add". If a song is tied for the most spins in the same week, the one with the biggest increase that previous week will rank higher, but if both songs show the same amount of spins regardless of detection the song that is being played at more stations is ranked higher. Songs that fall below the top 15 and have been on the chart after 26 weeks are removed and go to recurrent status.
Most of songs listed below are remixed versions of the original recording, since most of the Dance radio reporters listed on the panel tend to prefer the former over the latter. The remixers of the tracks most familiar to radio listeners are listed below. The number one Dance Airplay song of that year is listed in Bold.
| Issue Date |
Song |
Artist |
Remixer(s) |
Notes |
| August 10 |
"Never (Past Tense)" |
Roc Project featuring Tina Arena |
Original; Johnny Budz |
Listed as the first number one but not recognized since chart was unpublished for the first 10 weeks. |
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| September 28 |
"Just The Way You Are" |
Milky |
Original |
Five weeks; listed as being number one on the chart for three weeks when the chart officially debuted; first Italian act to reach number 1 on this chart. |
| November 2 |
"Baby Boy" |
Beyonce featuring Sean Paul |
Original |
First non-dance artist to achieve top spot. |
| November 9 |
"Something Happened On The Way To Heaven" |
Deborah Cox |
Valentin |
Eleven weeks; reclaimed top spot in January 25, 2004 issue; first Canadian artist to reach number 1 on this chart. |
| Issue Date |
Song |
Artist |
Remixer(s) |
Notes |
| January 30 |
"How Would You Feel" |
David Morales featuring Lea-Lorien |
Original and Peter Rauhofer |
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| February 13 |
"1, 2, Step" |
Ciara featuring Missy Elliott |
Johnny Budz and Bimbo Jones |
3 weeks; reclaimed spot in March 13 and 27 issues. Elliot is the first female Hip-Hop artist to top this chart |
| February 20 |
"All This Time" |
Johnathan Peters featuring Sylver Logan Sharpe |
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4 weeks; reclaimed spot in March 20 issue. |
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| April 3 |
"Since U Been Gone" |
Kelly Clarkson |
Jason Nevins |
Clarkson was Top Dance Airplay artist for 2005 |
| May 15 |
"One Word" |
Kelly Osbourne |
Chris Cox |
Became first artist to top all three Dance charts (Airplay, Club Play and Single Sales) on June 18. |
| June 26 |
"Listen To Your Heart" |
D.H.T. |
Furious EZ |
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| July 24 |
"Don't Cha" |
The Pussycat Dolls featuring Busta Rhymes |
Ralphi Rosario and Kaskade |
6 weeks; reclaimed top spot in August 21 issue. |
| August 6 |
"We Belong Together" |
Mariah Carey |
"Atlantic Soul Mix" and Peter Rauhofer's Reconstruction Mix |
Became the first song to simultaneously occupy the number-one position on all ten Billboard charts, including the Hot 100, Hot 100 Airplay, Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks, Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay, Pop 100 Airplay, Top 40 Mainstream, Rhythmic Top 40, Hot Dance Club Play, and the Hot Ringtones charts. |
| September 18 |
"These Words" |
Natasha Beddingfield |
Lenny B, Ford, and Bimbo Jones |
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| September 25 |
"Pon de Replay" |
Rihanna |
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At 16, Rihanna became the youngest artist to reach number 1 on this chart. |
| October 2 |
"And She Said..." |
Lucas Prata |
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| October 30 |
"Hung Up" |
Madonna |
Tracy Young |
9 weeks; Became first long-running number one on the chart without an interruption. |
| Issue Date |
Song |
Artist |
Remixer(s) |
Notes |
| February 10 |
"U + Ur Hand" |
P!nk |
Bimbo Jones |
Clean remix version |
| February 24 |
"Proper Education (The Wall)" |
Eric Prydz Versus Pink Floyd |
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First number 1 to feature a remixed recording of an original song. |
| March 10 |
"Say It Right" |
Nelly Furtado |
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7 weeks; was longest running number 1 until Rihanna's "Umbrella" tied it. |
| April 28 |
"Read My Mind" |
The Killers |
Pet Shop Boys |
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| May 19 |
"Cry For You" |
September |
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| June 2 |
"With Love" |
Hilary Duff |
Dave Aude, A. Castillo, Richard Vission, Housecrusherz, Joe Bermudez (with Francis Preve), Josh Harris, Boosta and Bimbo Jones |
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| June 9 |
"The World Is Mine" |
David Guetta featuring J.D. Davis |
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First French artist to reach number 1 on this chart. |
| June 23 |
"Umbrella" |
Rihanna featuring Jay-Z |
Jode Den Broeder, Saji & Emanuel |
Second song to spend seven weeks at top spot. |
| August 11 |
"Makes Me Wonder" |
Maroon5 |
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| August 25 |
"Stranger" |
Hilary Duff |
Dave Aude, Jody Den Broeder A. Castillo |
Duff and Guetta are tied for having two singles from the same album go straight to number one on this chart in the same year. |
| September 8 |
"Lovestoned" |
Justin Timberlake |
Tiësto, Kaskade |
Reclaimed top spot in October 6 issue. |
| September 22 |
"Love Is Gone" |
David Guetta featuring Chris Willis |
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Duff and Guetta are tied for having two singles from the same album go straight to number one on this chart in the same year. |
| October 13 |
"The Way I Are" |
Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson |
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Joins Outkast, Missy Elliot, Jay-Z and T.I. as the only hip hop artists to reach the top spot on this chart, but only Outkast and Timbaland are the only acts on this chart to be leading rather than featured. |
| October 20 |
"Don't Stop The Music" |
Rihanna |
Jody Den Broeder, Wideboys |
Ties Duff and Guetta with artists to have two number 1 dance singles in 2007 and her 5th #1 single on the dance chart overall. |
| October 27 |
"Gimme More" |
Britney Spears |
Kaskade, Stonebridge, Paul Oakenfold, Peter Rauhofer, Paul Van Dyk |
Second chart topper since "Toxic" in February 2004. Held top spot for 6 consecutive weeks. |
| December 8 |
"Carry Me Away" |
Chris Lake featuring Emma Hewitt |
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Second hit since "Changes" peaked at number 10 in early 2007. |
| December 15 |
"In My Arms" |
Plumb |
Bimbo Jones |
First Christian artist to reach the top spot. |
There are seven reporters who make up this panel (as of October 7, 2006), according to Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems:
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