Teddy Swims' 'Lose Control' Tops Billboard's Top TV Songs Chart for July 2026, Powered by Netflix's 'Ransom Canyon'
Teddy Swims' 'Lose Control' has claimed the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Top TV Songs chart for July 2026, after the track was placed in the fifth episode of the second season of Netflix's 'Ransom Canyon,' which premiered in full on 23 July 2026 (Billboard).
The Billboard Top TV Songs chart — a ranking that blends song-and-show data from Tunefind, a music-identification service owned by Songtradr, with US sales and streaming figures from Luminate — tracks which songs get the biggest consumption bump from television placements. In July 2026, 'Lose Control' earned 58.2 million streams and 4,000 download sales in the United States, according to Luminate (Billboard).
That is a striking number for a song released well before the chart month. 'Lose Control' was a one-week No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2024 and holds the record for most cumulative weeks on the Hot 100 at 112 — a tally that measures total appearances on the flagship singles ranking, including weeks off and on the chart (Billboard).
'Ransom Canyon' did not just win the top slot. Music from the show's second season occupied three of the chart's top four positions. At No. 3 sat Thomas Rhett's 'Ain't a Bad Life' featuring Jordan Davis, which had peaked at No. 14 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart earlier in 2026. Jordan Davis returned at No. 4 with 'Bar None,' a track that reached No. 6 on the Hot 100 in 2025. Both placements were credited to 'Ransom Canyon' synchs (Billboard).
The No. 2 position went to a song from an entirely different series. The Cranberries' 'Dreams,' a No. 42 Hot 100 hit in 1994, ranked second on the July 2026 Top TV Songs chart following its use in Peacock's 'The Five-Star Weekend,' whose first full season aired on 9 July 2026. The track racked up 11.8 million streams and 3,000 downloads in the same month — a consumption lift spanning more than three decades after the song's original release (Billboard).
The rest of the July 2026 Top 10 drew from a broad spread of shows and eras. Maggie Rogers' 'Light On' placed No. 5 via Peacock's 'The Five-Star Weekend,' while K-Ci & JoJo's 'All My Life' took No. 6 from Hulu's 'Furious.' Luther Vandross's 'A House Is Not a Home' ranked No. 7 through Paramount+'s 'The Chi,' and Leon Bridges' 'River' sat at No. 8 via 'The Five-Star Weekend.' Veruca Salt's 'Volcano Girls' reached No. 9 through Disney+'s 'X-Men '97,' and Donny Hathaway's 'Someday We'll All Be Free' closed the list at No. 10, also from 'The Chi' (Billboard).
What stands out is the range. A 1994 alternative-rock staple, a 2024 R&B-influenced pop single, a country collaboration and a catalogue soul ballad all sit on the same chart — each carried there by the show that used it, not by a release schedule.
