Last updated on July 31, 2026
Featuring popular New Jack Swing tracks, this list highlights songs from Blackstreet, Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men, Milli Vanilli, and Tevin Campbell. Each entry emphasizes the genre's combination of R&B and hip-hop elements, marked by upbeat rhythms and smooth vocal arrangements, capturing the energetic sound that defined late 80s and early 90s music trends.
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Showcasing top vintage power pop tracks, this selection includes artists like The Who, Cheap Trick, XTC, Dinosaur Jr., and The Cars. Each track features catchy melodies, tight harmonies, and energetic guitar riffs that define power pop, offering a clear view into the sounds that made the genre impactful across generations and continue to influence music today.
Added in the past month: . Bonnie Tyler's "Loving You's a Dirty Job [But Somebody's Gotta Do It]" . Dinosaur Jr.'s "Feel The Pain"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Highlighting 20 top post-disco tracks, this collection features The S.O.S. Band, Shakatak, Cheryl Lynn, Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch, and The Brothers Johnson. Each entry showcases the genre’s blend of funk, R&B, and electronic elements, underscoring the rhythm-driven beats and innovative production that defined post-disco, shaping club scenes and music trends in the 80s and 90s.
Added in the past month: . Alexander O'Neal's "Never Knew Love Like This"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Take in 20 essential yacht rock tracks from artists like Toto, Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Billy Ocean, and the Eagles. This collection covers smooth, melodic sounds with layered vocals, relaxed tempos, and polished production. Each entry captures the genre's defining blend of soft rock, soul, and pop elements that resonated in 80s playlists and continue to appeal to fans today.
Added in the past month: . George Benson's "Love X Love"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Presenting key diva house tracks, this selection includes artists like La Bouche, CeCe Peniston, SNAP!, Whigfield, and Urban Cookie Collective. Each track combines powerful vocals with house beats and electronic influences, emphasizing rhythmic grooves and vibrant energy that defined diva house. This list covers popular tracks that shaped 90s dance floors and continue to engage audiences.
Added in the past month: . Whigfield's "Close To You"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Take a look at 90s sophisti-pop with 20 tracks from Sting, Chris Rea, Everything But The Girl, Sade, and Simply Red. This collection showcases the genre's mix of jazz, soul, and pop, featuring intricate production and smooth instrumentation, providing a clear view into the sounds and styles that marked this refined pop genre.
Added in the past month: . Sting's "You Still Touch Me" . Sade's "Pearls"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Covering the biggest R&B hits of the 2010s, this list includes 20 songs by Fifth Harmony, Jason Derulo, Chris Brown, DJ Khaled, and David Guetta. Each entry showcases the decade's unique blend of soulful melodies, rhythmic beats, and contemporary influences, offering insights into the tracks that dominated charts and social media, capturing the essence of modern R&B.
Added in the past month: . Miguel's "Adorn"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Explore popular neo-mellow tracks, this selection features 20 songs from artists like Passenger, James Blunt, Eminem with Dido, Keane, and Jack Johnson. Each track blends acoustic, folk, and pop influences, emphasizing melodic appeal and introspective themes. This collection captures the authenticity and listener connection central to neo-mellow, showcasing its resonance over recent months.
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Check out the 20 most trending 2000s garage rock hits, including songs by The White Stripes, The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Raconteurs. This curated list highlights the most engaging garage rock tracks of the past six months, featuring classics with unique backstories and impressive musical milestones that continue to captivate rock enthusiasts.
Added in the past month: . The Von Bondies' "C'mon C'mon"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Featuring the influence of Britpop, this collection offers 20 tracks from Oasis, Blur, Primal Scream, Edwyn Collins, and Cast. Each entry captures key elements of 90s British rock, emphasizing themes of nostalgia, rebellion, and cultural identity, providing insight into the sounds that defined an era in British music.
Added in the past month: . Space's "Neighbourhood"
Last updated on July 31, 2026
Discover the 20 top-ranking Big Beat tracks from the past six months on RadioVideo.Music. This selection showcases legendary hits with high engagement from artists like The Prodigy, Faithless, The Chemical Brothers, Armand Van Helden, and Utah Saints. Discover classic beats and unique soundscapes, with each track offering a blend of iconic samples, energetic rhythms, and memorable themes.
Added in the past month: . Basement Jaxx's "Romeo" . The KLF's "America: What Time Is Love?"
Kate Bush replaces Bing Crosby and David Bowie at the top of Art Rock. Gerry Rafferty returns in two charts, while Crystal Waters, Fleetwood Mac, En Vogue, Village People, America and The Subways all make new appearances in this month's Top 20.
Elsewhere, Loose Ends enters two different charts, Fat Les returns with both "Vindaloo" and "Jerusalem", Bob Seger places two songs in Heartland Rock, and Björk, Radiohead, Faith No More and Sevendust are back in the rankings.
Explore the latest Top 20 rankings across 21 music genres. See which songs hold their positions, which artists climb the charts, and discover this week's biggest new entries.
This edition features new releases from Evanescence, Charli XCX, LISA, French Montana, Joé Dwèt Filé, Asake, Cheema Y and many more, with updates covering pop, hip-hop, K-pop, country, dancehall, Afrobeat and rock.
From Britpop to Neo Soul, the charts are shaking off routine: Babybird crashes straight in at No. 1, Bob Marley and Lauryn Hill light up a brand-new Neo Soul summit, while The Chemical Brothers, Wolfmother, Sham Rock, and The Flaming Lips punch in with fresh entries that jostle long‑time favorites.
Across Trip Hop, Girl Groups, and Boy Bands Retro, surprise arrivals from Thievery Corporation, Bananarama, 3T, and Backstreet Boys flip familiar rankings on their head and hint at deeper shifts waiting just below the surface.
Write a short excerpt (around 2–3 sentences) for a blog post titled 'Vintage Music Charts — April 30, 2026 Top 20 (29 Genres)'. The tone must be dynamic and focused on new movements, debuts, and surprises, not on stability. Highlight a few striking changes or new entries from the raw content, across different genres, and make it enticing for readers to click and read more. Avoid summaries or conclusions — the goal is to spark curiosity.
This month’s blog post dives into the evolving landscape of 29 genre-based charts, highlighting standout tracks and artist movements across Big Beat, Garage Rock, R&B, Post-Punk, and more. From new entries by Angie Stone and Tiësto to reshuffles featuring Fatboy Slim and The White Stripes, the charts reflect continued engagement with classic and contemporary favorites.
Fresh shifts hit multiple charts this week, with Don Henley taking over both Yacht Rock and Heartland Rock, while Rufus storms into Post-Disco at #2 alongside high debuts from Shakatak and Eugene Wilde.
In New Jack Swing and Gangster Rap, Foxy Brown reappears with strong impact, mirrored by new entries reshaping Post-Grunge and Nu Metal.
Indie Rock also sees a shake-up as Hot Chip claims the top spot, pushing established names downward. Across genres, unexpected climbs, sharp drops, and fresh arrivals redraw the landscape.
February brings sharp turns across the Vintage rankings, with Newcleus surging to No.1 and Aaliyah claiming the top spot in her category. Fresh momentum builds as Culture Beat takes over at No.1, while Foreigner storms upward with multiple titles climbing into the upper tier. Notable debuts include Tori Amos re-entering the conversation, Kim Carnes landing at No.20, and Everclear breaking into the chart with “Santa Monica.” From hip-hop reshuffles led by IceCube and Kanye West to dancefloor revivals powered by Nightcrawlers, February delivers unexpected shifts worth a closer look.
This month’s vintage music charts bring updates across a variety of genres. From Armand Van Helden maintaining his top spot in Big Beat to Cast claiming first place in Britpop, the rankings reflect both stability and fresh additions.
Notable new entries include Death From Above 1979’s “Romantic Rights” in 2000s Garage Rock and Kendrick Lamar & SZA’s “All The Stars” in 2010s R&B. Check out the full breakdown of this month’s biggest movers and fresh additions.
January 31, 2026 brings sharp turns across the Vintage charts, with surprise takeovers and high-impact debuts reshaping multiple genres. Culture Beat storm straight to number one in Eurodance with “Mr Vain,” while Dinosaur Jr. unseat Blondie in Vintage Power Pop with a sudden leap to the top. Major resets hit elsewhere as Ja Rule enters Gangster Rap directly at number one and Martin Solveig does the same in Pop Dance. From Britpop to Yacht Rock, familiar hierarchies are disrupted by bold new arrivals and unexpected reshuffles near the summit.