Brooklyn Dylan’s “Ghost” Breaks Into the Mediabase Top 40 Chart
Seventeen-year-old recording artist Brooklyn Dylan is building new momentum at radio as her latest single, “Ghost,” breaks into the Mediabase Top 40 chart at No. 56.
The rising track has also entered the Top 100 Mediabase rankings across 15 states, expanding Dylan’s reach and giving the emerging artist a growing presence at radio nationwide. The milestone marks an important step forward for “Ghost” as programmers and listeners continue discovering the single.
“Ghost” showcases a more emotionally charged side of Dylan’s artistry, pairing a contemporary pop sound with the kind of direct, relatable storytelling that has become central to her music. Its early radio movement reflects the steady audience Dylan has been building while establishing herself as one of pop’s young artists to watch.
The chart breakthrough follows the success of Dylan’s “Bad Blood,” which has generated more than 1.7 million views and helped introduce her to a wider audience. Rather than slowing down after that response, Dylan has continued developing her sound and expanding her presence across music, media and live performance.
With “Ghost” now appearing on Mediabase charts and gaining traction in multiple markets, the record is beginning to move beyond its initial release and into a broader national conversation. Reaching the Top 100 in 15 states signals growing support across different regions, while its No. 56 Top 40 position gives the single a strong foundation for continued radio growth.
For Dylan, the achievement represents more than a number. It is another indication that her music is connecting beyond social media and streaming, reaching traditional radio audiences and industry programmers throughout the country.
As “Ghost” continues its climb, Brooklyn Dylan is entering her next chapter with tangible momentum—and a record that is proving it has staying power.