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Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control” Tops Billboard’s Top TV Songs Chart, With “Ransom Canyon” Tracks Close Behind
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Culture/The Apex Times/Aug 26, 1:16 PM EDT

Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control” Tops Billboard’s Top TV Songs Chart, With “Ransom Canyon” Tracks Close Behind

Billboard reports that Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control” leads its Top TV Songs chart for July 2026, buoyed by exposure tied to the Netflix series “Ransom Canyon,” as multiple tracks from the show’s soundtrack appear on the list.

Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control” has taken the top position on Billboard’s Top TV Songs chart for July 2026, the music trade reported on Aug. 26. The placement follows the song’s renewed visibility connected to the Netflix series “Ransom Canyon,” where the track is featured as part of the show’s soundtrack programming.

Billboard said “Lose Control,” which it describes as a former Hot 100 No. 1, leads a trio of songs from “Ransom Canyon” on the month’s chart. The publication did not frame the chart movement as a streaming milestone alone, instead connecting the chart’s rise to the series’ on-screen use and audience exposure during the period.

The chart rundown highlights how television music licensing and on-screen placement continue to shape mainstream music consumption. When a performance, montage, or scene incorporates a recognizable song, it can create a new wave of attention that then reflects in charts that track listener behavior tied to TV viewing.

For “Ransom Canyon,” Billboard’s report indicates that multiple tracks associated with the series landed on the same chart run, with “Lose Control” placed above the other two entries. That pattern suggests the show’s soundtrack package is drawing enough attention to move beyond niche viewing and into broader singles consumption tracked by Billboard.

The Top TV Songs chart functions as a barometer for songs that are gaining traction through TV exposure rather than purely radio or club rotation. Billboard’s report underscores that the chart can also capture the spillover effect when a widely known mainstream hit is used in a high-reach entertainment product.

No additional release details, licensing terms, or chart-point totals were included in the Aug. 26 report. The next chart updates will show whether “Lose Control” retains the No. 1 position in subsequent months and whether additional “Ransom Canyon” tracks continue to enter or climb the ranking as the series’ audience engagement evolves.

Why It Matters

  • The result shows how TV soundtrack usage can meaningfully shift mainstream music rankings during a defined month.
  • For music-rights holders and labels, sustained placement across a series can create ongoing exposure that translates into measurable chart performance.
  • For viewers and families, the chart relevance highlights how widely distributed entertainment platforms can surface popular songs to new audiences beyond traditional radio routes.
  • The chart outcome also illustrates the importance of timing, since Billboard’s monthly chart framing ties audience interest to the viewing cycle rather than to a single release date.
  • The next Billboard updates will indicate whether the TV-linked lift remains concentrated on one hit or broadens across multiple tracks from the same series.

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Key Facts

  • Billboard reported that Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control” led Billboard’s Top TV Songs chart for July 2026.
  • Billboard connected the chart leadership to “Lose Control” being featured in connection with the Netflix series “Ransom Canyon.”
  • Billboard described “Lose Control” as a former Hot 100 No. 1.
  • Billboard said the Top TV Songs chart for the period included a trio of songs from “Ransom Canyon.”
  • Billboard reported that “Lose Control” topped the set of “Ransom Canyon” songs appearing on the chart.