NEW YORK CITY — The Ecast BarPulse survey for March demonstrated a diverse array of music tastes with the month's most-played songs. The chart, which tracks the most popular new music added to the network each month, included early singles from soon-to-be-released albums by Madonna and Disturbed. Also on the list was Flo Rida's "Low," which has seen consistently strong play since its addition to Ecast's network in December as a single, and now continues to drive play for the recently released full album, "Mail on Sunday." Music categories ranging from pop to country and R&B were represented on the chart, officials said.

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