On the latest tally, the song moves from #18 to #6 in its fifth week on the chart. Over on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay, Echo slides down from #26 to #27 in its sixth week.
Now back to the Latin Airplay chart, Pongo by Jamaican producer Rvssian, Puerto Rican singer Rauw Alejandro, and Wizkid, inches up from #45 to #44. It fares better on both Latin Airplay and Hot Latin Rhythm Songs, dipping two places on each chart to land at #22 and #12 respectively.
Sister Nancy’s 1982 hit Bam Bam has been reconstructed into a head-bopping dance/Afrobeats/high-energy dance nugget as Jamaican (Bam Bam) by producers HUGEL and SOLTO.
This week the song remains at #11 on Billboard’s Hot/Dance Electronic Songs chart, while slipping from #10 to #11 on Billboard’s Global Dance Radio chart.
Over on Billboard’s Global 200, it rises from #108 to land at #80 in its 12th week, while on Global 200 Excluding US, it steps up from #59 to #37.
Jamaican (Bam Bam) debuts at #19 on Billboard’s Germany Hot 100, while jumping back in at #21 (after peaking at #17) on Billboard’s Romania Hot 100.
Spin by American R&B singer Kevin Ross, produced by Jamaican producer Kheilstone, continues its upward trajectory on the Billboard charts. It moves up from #35 to #29 in its fourth week on R&B/Hip Hop Airplay, while stepping up from #8 to #6 on Adult R&B Airplay.
Over on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart, Bob Marley and the Wailers continue their dominance at #1 for 337th non-consecutive week with Legend.
All the albums from last week’s chart remain unchanged.
Cucumba by Tugstar spends a second week at #1 on the Reggae North Canadian Top 20 Reggae and Dancehall chart. Meanwhile, Student of a Broken Heart by Exco Levi stays put at #2, while Legato’s Reggae Music Nice steps up to #3. Slow Down by Jah Mila rises to #4 and Rise Up by Belinda Brady earns a new peak at #5.
Medi by Empress Divine is the sole new entry at #20.
Butterflies by Buju Banton leads the South Florida Reggae chart for a third week, while Riding Through the Storm by Wayne Stoddart climbs to #10. I Will be Fine by Dona V debuts at #23 and Let There Be Light by Freddie McGregor steps in at #24.
Over on the New York Reggae chart, Butterflies by Buju Banton clocks four weeks at #1. Satisfaction Guaranteed by Tony Gold bolts from #6 to #4, while Is There Something on Your Mind by Tony Roy makes its way in at #29. Emotional Roots by Chardel Rhoden is #30.
And finally, The Voice of the Caribbean’s Florida Reggae and Dancehall Top 20 Radio Singles chart, sees Masicka dominating the #1 spot for a sixth week with Slip N Slide.
Rising from #7 to #2 is Ting Loud by Protoje and Masicka, while Buju Banton’s Butterflies, which spent one week on top, slides down to #3.
Hold Him Gyal by Elephant Man steps to #4 and God and Time by Vybz Kartel bolts from #10 to #5.
Volcano by Spice makes its entry at #20.
