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For the 1st time since 2012, there are 3 solo women in the top 10 of Billboard's Country Airplay chart

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How 3 women just shook up the country music chart
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ByCillea Houghton
March 17, 2020, 6:13 PM

Ingrid Andress and Gabby Barrett are making history on the Billboard Country Airplay chart.

As both artists claim their spot in the top 10 -- with Andress at No. 10 with "More Hearts Than Mine" and Barrett's "I Hope" sitting in the No. 9 slot -- it marks the first time that two solo female artists have simultaneously scored a top 10 hit with their debut singles in the chart's 30-year history.

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As Maren Morris' "The Bones" holds strong in the top 10, currently at No. 7 after hitting the top spot in February, it's the first time that three solo female acts have had top 10 songs at the same time on the Country Airplay chart since 2012.

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Ingrid Andress and Gabby Barrett attend the 53rd annual CMA Awards at the Music City Center, Nov. 13, 2019 in Nashville, Tenn.
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"Sharing 'More Hearts Than Mine' has been a dream come true. Thank you to everyone who's helped this song continue climbing into the top 10 and beyond. We're all part of changing history together, and I can't wait to see what we accomplish next," Andress shares with Billboard.

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"Wow, I feel so blessed to have a top 10 single," says Barrett. "['I Hope'] felt special from the beginning, and to see the reaction has been overwhelming in the best way. I can't thank country radio, my fans and my team enough for believing in me. And, I'm so happy for Ingrid. It's an exciting time."

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