Whitney Wolanin 'Good' No 13 in a Continuing Climb Up Radio Charts; 'Christmas' by Whitney Wolanin Next Release

(TopNotch® Records) - Whitney Wolanin (pronunciation key: WO Lan in) had her original hit single "Good" achieve the No 13 position on the Top 40 FMQB AC40 chart at radio after reaching the number 15 position the week prior. Whitney Wolanin is the six foot tall teen athlete & national recording artist, singer, songwriter, and International Baccalaureate (IB) World High School Honors student with the soulful Multi Octave Voice. Coincidentally the number thirteen chart spot has symbolic significance since Whitney recorded her CD Funkology XIII at 13 years old, plus the roman numeral XIII stands for the number 13 and the CD itself contains 13 major HIT songs. Female Pop singers surrounding "Good" by Whitney Wolanin at No 13 on this weeks chart are Sheryl Crow at No 11 with "Good is Good", Gwen Stefani at No 14 with "Cool", and Mariah Carey at No 16 with "We Belong Together".

The radio HITS chart is based on reported and monitored radio airplay around the country by FMQB the radio station airplay monitoring trade service. "Good" is an original song co-written, co-produced and performed vocally by Whitney Wolanin. "Good" is the first cut on the album Funkology XIII (the study of Funk).

"Good" has been making a weekly steady climb as more and more radio stations in regions around the US have added the song to their regular station rotation play lists. Whitney Wolanin on several occasions in 2005 has been recognized as a top added artist at radio.

Whitney Wolanin has just completed mixing in the studio a co-written, co-produced original �2005 holiday season song titled "Christmas" (the Warmest Time of the Year) an up-tempo party on holiday season song with a unique signature bass line in collaboration with Funk Brothers Bass Legend Bob Babbitt and producer-songwriter Vincent Wolanin. "Christmas" featuring the soulful voice of Whitney Wolanin is expected to be released to radio stations around the US in late October or early November 2005 for impact at radio airplay on November 21. Whitney Wolanin "Christmas" (the Warmest Time of the Year) is the first original holiday song in many years by an artist already on the radio airplay charts especially one of such a youthful age.