Blake Shelton returns this week with a brand new tune, and while it may not be a proper smash just yet, it’s already become a quick, strong seller. That’s nothing new for the country musician, who’s become a reliable name when it comes to debuting high on certain charts, even when he’s just teasing what’s to come.

Blake Shelton Scores a New Top 10 Hit

Shelton’s latest tune “Let Him In Anyway” opens at No. 8 on the Country Digital Song Sales chart, the ranking of the bestselling country-only tracks throughout America. The powerhouse artist now claims 41 top 10 hits on the tally. That’s more than half of his 71 career total placements.

Blake Shelton’s High-Ranking Start

“Let Him In Anyway” is one of three tracks that debut on this week’s Country Digital Song Sales chart. Among the trio, Shelton’s new cut scores the second-highest launch.

The top spot belongs to “The Giver” by Chappell Roan, which opens at No. 1. That track earns the recently-named Grammy winner her first-ever placement on the tally — and what a way to start.

In last place is a new version of “I’m Movin’ On,” originally made famous by Rascal Flatts. This time around, it’s a collaboration that features Kelly Clarkson, and it starts in last place, at No. 15.

Blake Shelton’s New Album is on the Way

“Let Him In Anyway” serves as a promotional single from Shelton’s forthcoming album For Recreational Use Only. That set is currently slated to arrive on May 9. The new tune isn’t the only track he’s released from the collection. Shelton previously dropped a proper single, “Texas,” which is still going strong — and in fact, it returns to one Billboard ranking this week.

“Texas” Returns

“Texas” helped introduce this new era for Sheltonback in 2024. At the time, it peaked at No. 10 on the Country Digital Song Sales chart, and this week, it earns just its second appearance on that roster. The song reenters at No. 13, giving Shelton two current wins on the 15-spot tally.

Post Malone, Morgan Wallen and Luke Combs Return

Shelton isn’t the only major figure bouncing back onto the Country Digital Song Sales chart this week. Post Malone and Morgan Wallen jump into the top 10 with “I Have Some Help,” which reappears at No. 10.

Just one slot below “Texas” is another tune that name-checks a U.S. state: Luke Combs’s “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma.” The cut, which is featured on the Twisters soundtrack, returns at No. 14.