Officio Play: Edition 97

 

Officio Top 10

      Ella Langley scores her first Officio number one with "Choosin' Texas", bringing country right back to the lead, one of the very few scores. She leads the 97th Edition, returning to the top 10 for its second run, in its 11th stint on the tally. The singer was released on October 17, 2025 and written by Langley alongside Luke Dick, Miranda Lambert and Joybeth Taylor. The song went to No.1 on the US Hot Country Songs. On the Officio list, the song debuted at No.9 on the 87th Edition, earning just one run in the tier, exiting to No.21 on the following edition, spending the next runs outside the top ten entirely until now when it jumped from #12 to lead the chart. The last song to jump to #1 from outside the top ten region was Teni's "Speed" (with Gunna) which catapulted from #11 (its debut spot) to No.1, before that Justin Timberlake's "Selfish" previously made the biggest jump (#61 to #1) without having featured in the to tier.

Ellie Goulding's "Destiny" retreats to second place after leading the list on the previous edition, having marked the English singer's second #1 effort thereon.  

Doechii & SZA team up for "girl, get up" which marks the highest debut on the edition at No.3, scoring both acts their fifth top ten reach, each. 

Taylor Swift's "The Fate of Ophelia" stays strong in the tier, lifting to fourth place on the list, adding a thirteenth consecutive stint in the top 10, having ruled the list for two consecutive runs. 

Sienna Spiro earns her first Officio appearance debuting with "Die on this Hill" at No.5, completing the female top 5 lead on the edition. 

21 Savage's "Gang Over Everything" (with Metro Boomin), the edition's Top Rap effort and a former No.1 rank descends to sixth place, staying in the tier for a third run. His #2 score, "I Wish" (with Jawan Harris) dips to No.10, also adding a third stint in there. 

Tate McRae's #1 ranking "Trying on Shoes" rises a spot to No.7, with six runs all spent within the top ten. HUNTR/X's "Golden" goes for 27 runs in the top ten as it slips to No.8 on the current list. 

RAYE's "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!" bounces back into the top ten (from #27 to #9), earning the entry its fourth spell in the tier and fifteenth on the rally.