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>> EN FRANCAIS | >> EN ESPAÑOLTODAY We Listen To Tracy Chapman, Johnny Winter, Barbra Streisand, Marvin Gaye, Mary Wells, Chaka Khan, Mariah Carey, Santana, Rolling Stones, Cecil Taylor, George Shearing, Mel Tormé, Bill…
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Fresh movement hits across multiple charts as Teddy Hashtag storms into the AFRO-LOVE top 10, while Kai and Joé Dwèt Filé add new entries with strong Creole influences. In ASIAN POP, M!LK lands a high debut at #4, while Yailin La Mas Viral shakes the CARIBBEAN CLUB chart with an immediate top 3 entry. Over in ART POP, Charli XCX and Lana Del Rey introduce new titles that reshape the lower top 20.
Elsewhere, Ice Nine Kills crash into the METALCORE top tier, and Twenty One Pilots make a direct impact at #3 in POV: INDIE. The POP HITS chart welcomes 林宥嘉 Yoga Lin, while Jung Kook closes the ranking with a late entry. From dancehall to hip-hop, new arrivals like Mavado, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Kybba inject fresh energy across the board.
January’s charts shift fast across multiple fronts: Pooh Shiesty storms straight to number one in American Hip-Hop, while ROSÉ tightens her grip on both Asian Pop and Dance Pop as new challengers circle below.
Alternative Metal sees Motionless In White re-enter from the shadows, while Modern Dancehall flips entirely with Kybba, Spice, and Shenseea reshaping the top tier in a single update. Fresh debuts from HANA, Sam Deep, Nijjar, and Valero cut across continents, signaling pressure building well beyond the usual chart leaders.
How well do you know the music of Lady Sovereign’s cheeky "Love Me or Hate Me" blends grime and hip-hop with swaggering individuality, while Fall Out Boy’s "America’s Suitehearts" critiques celebrity culture through pop-rock hooks and surreal visuals. Feeder’s "Buck Rogers" brings unpretentious fun with its quirky Brit-rock charm, and Evanescence’s "Lithium" dives into emotional tension with piano-driven melancholia. White Lies’ brooding "To Lose My Life" mixes sleek instrumentation with existential lyrics, and Kasabian’s jagged "Processed Beats" pairs edgy rhythms with electronic undercurrents. Meanwhile, The All-American Rejects’ "Gives You Hell" turns spite into a gleeful anthem, and Badly Drawn Boy’s introspective "Born Again" crafts layered alt-rock with retro-futurist vibes.? Take our 12-track quiz.
This week’s Top 20 charts ignite with sharp momentum shifts and unexpected cross-genre sparks. YUNGBLUD topples a long-standing metalcore leader, while Zara Larsson and Young M.A make notable late-chart entrances that disrupt otherwise settled rankings.
In global pop lanes, collaborations stretch borders as Rosé, Bruno Mars, and Selena Gomez continue to collide with regional scenes, while Caribbean and Corridos charts welcome fresh lower-tier debuts that hint at coming shake-ups. Across genres, subtle movements mask early signals of bigger changes ahead.
This bi-weekly update captures sharp shifts across the charts, from Stray Kids storming into Asian Pop’s Top 5 to Kendrick Lamar holding firm as new U.S. hip-hop entries disrupt the balance below. Alternative Metal sees a rare seasonal twist with The Pretty Reckless debuting high, while Metalcore adds fresh weight through new Bad Omens and Electric Callboy arrivals.
In Art Pop, Charli XCX multiplies her presence with late-chart debuts as Rosalía slips, while French R&B reshuffles at the top with Joé Dwèt Filé overtaking Gims. Across genres, December closes with bold entrances, surprise rebounds, and momentum changes that reshape the Top 20.
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>> EN FRANCAIS | >> EN ESPAÑOLTODAY We Listen To Yes, D’Angelo, The Clash, Joe Walsh, Dinosaur Jr., The Cramps, Thelonious Monk, Dave Brubeck, Branford Marsalis We Celebrate Offset, John Lurie, Dinah Washington, Clark…
Big swings hit this edition’s charts: Rosalía storms into Art Pop’s top tier with “Berghain,” while Zolita crashes the ALT Z lineup and Mariah the Scientist expands her Alternative R&B run with a fresh entry. Over in Asian Pop, LE SSERAFIM blast in alongside BABYMONSTER, shaking up a field usually ruled by long-term favorites.
Heavier sounds flip too, as Bad Omens snatch Metalcore’s No. 1 and Diamond Platnumz re-enters East & South African Music with “Nani,” just as Shebeshxt and Sharma Boy bring new names into the mix. Urbano Latino heats up with Ozuna’s “Una Locura” and Tini’s “Miénteme,” setting the stage for a detailed chart rundown that reveals even more unexpected moves.
A wave of surprising jumps cuts through this edition, from Riley Green seizing the Country peak to Poppy crashing into ALT Z with a sharp No. 14 debut. Motionless In White slip into the Alternative Metal chart with “Masterpiece,” while Iyanii’s “Donjo Maber” shakes up East & South African ranks at No. 9. Twenty One Pilots make a notable entrance on the POV: Indie chart, and Lucky Daye adds fresh movement to Alternative R&B with “That’s You.” Several other genres reveal unexpected surges and reshuffles that give this cycle far more spark than expected
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New releases make their mark across genres this cycle. Karol G shakes up the URBANO LATINO chart with two fresh entries — “Latina Foreva” and “Quiero Más” — while Twenty One Pilots spark movement in POV: INDIE thanks to the debut of “Drum Show.” In EAST & SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC, Jazzworx’s “uValo” lands as the week’s highest new entry, and Akon resurfaces in DANCE POP with “Far Away.” Offset & Gunna also break into the AMERICAN HIP-HOP top five, adding further turbulence to an already crowded lineup.
The Oct 24, 2025 charts bring a wave of new faces and unexpected moves. Bad Omens crash into Metalcore at No. 1, Faouzia scores dual breakthroughs on ALT Z, and Japanese newcomer なとり stirs Asian Pop with a self-produced debut. Adekunle Gold and Prince Swanny inject fresh energy into R&B and Dancehall, while Asake and Tiakola link Nigeria and France in a bold crossover. Even long-time leaders like Linkin Park and Bad Bunny face new pressure—proof that late October delivers more surprises than stability.
