Featuring: Kylie Minogue, JADE, Aerosmith, Christina Aguilera, Laura Pausini, Wet Leg, Flea, FKA twigs, UB40, Paul Anka, The Philly Specials, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Bryan Adams, The Pretty Reckless, Laufey, Gwen Stefani, Dan + Shay, Kehlani, Jessie J, Kim Wilde, Demi Lovato, Extreme, Aerosmith, Eminem, Alan Walker, Gorillaz, Tate McRae, Aya Nakamura, Robert Plant, Romy, Olly Murs, Eric Clapton, Jason Aldean, MORE
Updated : Dec 7,2025
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Bizarre Quotes • There is no way I could mistake, the girl is mine (99 Souls) • Why's it easier to burn than it is to heal? (The Chainsmokers) • Anytime you see me smilin', it was probably for show (Marshmello, Yungblud & blackbear) • Shouldn’t be out here doing what I like (Louisa Johnson) • It's only natural that I'm so affected (Little Mix) • You never gave up on me I'll never know what you see (Why won't you) (The Weeknd) • I tried to scream But my head was underwater (Billie Eilish) •
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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
As we wish, today, British singer and songwriter, Oliver Sykes a Happy 34th Birthday, the time has come to playlist the ‘BESTS’ of his band : Bring Me The Horizon (more…)
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.
Featuring: Khalid, Bon Iver, Kaytranada, Eric Benét, James Morrison, Oklou, Bob Moses, Rema, Gorillaz, David Guetta, Demi Lovato, Mobb Deep, Black Label Society, Jacob Collier, Ren, 5 Seconds of Summer, Charly García, Carin León, Clipse, Morgan Wallen, Till Lindemann, New Found Glory, Good Charlotte, Brad Mehldau, Now United, Doja Cat, Khalid, Lewis Capaldi, Bruce Springsteen, Florence + The Machine, Annie Lennox, FKA twigs, The Kid LAROI, MORE
Updated : Oct 12,2025
Every two weeks, we update our "Most Famous 2020s [music genre] from the Last 30 Days" series to reflect shifts in listener trends. These rankings combine data from our platform…
Sixteen genres, one snapshot: Sep 8, 2025 brings Tate McRae’s double pop surge, Linkin Park’s metal dominance, Rosé and BTS fueling Asian Pop, and Karol G extending her urbano reign. New entries from Aespa, Aya Nakamura, and Twenty One Pilots shake up the charts with global impact.
From Tate McRae’s new No.1 in ALT Z to YUNGBLUD shaking up Metalcore, this edition tracks big moves: Karol G storms Urbano Latino with multiple hits, Kendrick Lamar extends his lead in Hip-Hop, and Rosé holds strong in Asian Pop. Discover all the major debuts, exits, and chart reshuffles across 16 genres in our Aug 24, 2025 highlights.
A shake-up defines the August 8 edition as Goon Flavour, Master KG, and Eemoh seize the East & South African top spot, while Rosé, Bruno Mars, and Lady Gaga hold strong elsewhere. Notable debuts from Ruger, Masicka, and CIZA add fresh momentum across genres.
Tate McRae holds the lead, Rosé charts across multiple genres, and Falling In Reverse shakes up Alternative Metal. From Alternative R&B to Modern Dancehall, explore the biggest moves, unexpected debuts, and standout collabs in the July 24, 2025 edition covering 16 diverse music charts.
How well do you know the music of Niall Horan, Demi Lovato, Twenty One Pilots, 5 Seconds Of Summer, Adam Lambert, Bombay Bicycle Club, Scissor Sisters, Mgk, Mumford & Sons, Blur, Jake Bugg, Thirty Seconds To Mars ? Take our 12-track quiz.
Benson Boone’s “Mr Electric Blue” pokes fun at music biz debt, while Ed Sheeran’s “Drive” brings racing energy with help from John Mayer and Dave Grohl. Lorde opens her album with “Hammer,” mixing gender identity themes and synth tension. Ariana Grande’s “Twilight Zone” leans cinematic post-breakup, and Kid LAROI sticks to choreo-heavy pop with “How Does It Feel?” MORE
Updated : Jun 21,2025
Maroon 5 and Lisa link up on "Priceless," with Levine’s falsetto riding glossy pop while Lisa cuts through with sharp, slick delivery. Selena Gomez keeps it cool on "Talk," sampling Cake’s "Never There" over Benny Blanco’s synth-driven minimalism and a prom-themed video. MORE
Updated : May 2,2025
This week’s music charts reveal notable shifts across multiple genres, with new entries and significant position changes. In ALT Z, Gayle makes a breakthrough with abcdefu, while Noah Cyrus and JP Saxe join the rankings with introspective tracks. In Alternative Metal, Gojira stands out with Mea Culpa (Ah! Ça Ira!), an orchestral-infused track that adds a new dimension to the chart’s soundscape.
Urban Contemporary and Urbano Latino also see movement, with Teyana Taylor and Ciara introducing fresh R&B influences, while Arcángel and Grupo Frontera blend reggaeton and norteña with ALV. Meanwhile, top spots remain firmly held by dominant figures like Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Rema, and Rosé, reaffirming their lasting impact on current music trends.
mgk’s "Your Name Forever" pays tribute to snowboarder Luke "The Dingo" Trembath, weaving grief and camaraderie into a heartfelt track. Yungblud’s "Hello Heaven, Hello" stretches nine minutes, introducing orchestral elements as the lead single from his fourth album.
Bon Iver’s "If Only I Could Wait" merges Justin Vernon’s falsetto with Danielle Haim’s harmonies. James Arthur’s "Karaoke" explores turbulent love, while My Morning Jacket’s "Half A Lifetime" reflects on self-discovery.
Updated : Mar 19,2025
The latest chart updates across 15 music genres bring exciting changes with fresh entries and notable exits. From Melanie Martinez and Ashnikko in Alt Z to Billie Eilish and Charli XCX in Art Pop, the rankings reflect shifts across diverse styles.
Explore how artists like Kendrick Lamar, GloRilla, and Dua Lipa continue to shape the charts while new contenders rise in Alternative R&B, Dance Pop, and beyond.
Explore this week's music charts across 15 genres, from Alt Z and Metalcore to Nigerian Pop and Urbano Latino. Discover new entries like Rosé & Bruno Mars’ “Apt.” and Shakira’s “Soltera,” while chart-toppers such as Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” and Sevdaliza’s “Alibi” maintain their reign. Fresh tracks like Melanie Martinez’s “Tunnel Vision” and Spiritbox’s “Circle With Me” inject diverse sonic textures into evolving landscapes. Each genre showcases a dynamic mix of innovation and enduring favorites.
Our first bi-weekly update highlights the top 20 tracks across 15 genres, showcasing new entries, chart shifts, and enduring hits. A quick snapshot of what’s trending in today’s music scene.