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 with external streaming metrics to highlight what’s resonating right now.
While not exhaustive, these charts capture notable changes—rising hits, enduring favorites, and exciting new entries—across 20 genres.
Here is the Jul 24,2026 edition
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Afro-Love
AFRO-LOVE remains firmly led by Tems and Jeady Jay, while Joé Dwèt Filé holds steady at No. 3. Keblack posts the week’s highest debut with “Pas Normal” at No. 4, while Emma’a and Jeady Jay return to the chart in the lower tier, prompting notable movement across the Top 20.
New entry: Keblack’s “Pas Normal” pairs an infectious urban groove with lyrics celebrating individuality and nonconformity.
New entry: Emma’a’s “Ça M’a Laissé” blends smooth Afrobeats and R&B while exploring the emotional aftermath of a relationship.
New entry: Jeady Jay’s “Ayéyé [Nous Aussi]” delivers a rhythmic, hook-driven track with the artist’s laid-back vocal style.
Alt Z
ALT Z remains highly stable with Sub Urban and Tate McRae continuing to lead the chart. Royal returns to the Top 20 with “Wasteland”, while only minor position changes affect the rest of the ranking.
New entry: Royal’s “Wasteland” joins the chart as a soundtrack cut from Arcane Season 2.
Alternative Metal
ALTERNATIVE METAL keeps Linkin Park at No. 1, while “Up From The Bottom” climbs to No. 2 ahead of Evanescence’s “Who Will You Follow”. Elsewhere, only minor position changes reshape the lower half of the chart.
Alternative R&B
ALTERNATIVE R&B remains unchanged across the Top 15, led by Ravyn Lenae and Sevdaliza. Tinashe debuts with “Too Easy” at No. 16, while Teyana Taylor returns to the chart at No. 20 with “Morning”.
New entry: Tinashe’s “Too Easy” is a house-infused dance-pop collaboration built around disco-inspired production and themes of confidence.
New entry: Teyana Taylor’s “Morning” pairs smooth R&B production with sensual themes alongside Kehlani.
American Hip-Hop
AMERICAN HIP-HOP remains led by Kendrick Lamar, while Pooh Shiesty climbs back to No. 2 and King Von slips to third. The remainder of the chart sees only internal movement, with no new entries this week.
Art Pop
ART POP remains firmly led by Lady Gaga and Billie Eilish, with the Top 3 unchanged. Only minor position changes occur throughout the chart, as no new entries join this edition.
Asian Pop
ASIAN POP undergoes a major shake-up as LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT and KATSEYE debut at No. 1 with “Iconic By Mistake”. BABYMONSTER also enters the Top 5 with “Sugar Honey Ice Tea”, while BLVCKHEART closes the chart at No. 20, triggering widespread movement across the rankings.
New entry: LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT and KATSEYE’s “Iconic By Mistake” blends polished pop and electronic production around themes of authenticity and self-expression.
New entry: BABYMONSTER’s “Sugar Honey Ice Tea” delivers playful pop driven by catchy hooks and energetic performances.
New entry: BLVCKHEART’s “เมื่อไหร่จะมี (มีใจให้กัน)” combines contemporary pop with melodic themes of longing and anticipation.
Caribbean Club
CARIBBEAN CLUB remains topped by MAUVAIS DJO, whose “Maladie” climbs to No. 2. Ronny GTA posts the week’s highest debut at No. 6 with “No Se Dejan Mete Cabra”, while La Mas Doll also enters the chart at No. 17.
New entry: Ronny GTA’s “No Se Dejan Mete Cabra” delivers an energetic urban track centered on resilience and authenticity.
New entry: La Mas Doll’s “A Dios La Gracia” blends melodic pop influences with a polished, dance-oriented production.
Corridos
CORRIDOS remains highly stable with Neton Vega holding the top spot. Efecto Elegante climbs into the Top 12, while Edén Muñoz enters the chart at No. 20 with “Lejos Estamos Mejor”.
New entry: Edén Muñoz’s “Lejos Estamos Mejor” is a reflective regional Mexican ballad about accepting the end of a relationship.
Country Music
COUNTRY MUSIC continues to be led by Ella Langley, who retains the top four positions. Morgan Wallen’s “I’m The Problem” climbs to No. 5, while Lainey Wilson returns to the chart at No. 20 with “4X4Xu”.
New entry: Lainey Wilson’s “4X4Xu” is a heartfelt country ballad celebrating love, comfort and finding home in a relationship.
Dance Pop
DANCE POP remains led by ROSÉ and Lady Gaga, while Madonna scores the week’s only new entry as “Bring Your Love” debuts at No. 8. The arrival causes minor movement across the middle and lower sections of the chart.
New entry: Madonna’s “Bring Your Love” is a polished pop track centered on emotional expression and dramatic vocal performance.
East & South African Music
EAST & SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC sees Mbosso hold the top spot, while only minor changes affect the upper half of the chart. DJ Smallz returns at No. 17 with “ZEP”, and Harmonize re-enters at No. 20 with “Wewe”.
New entry: DJ Smallz’s “ZEP” blends amapiano and Afrobeats with energetic, club-oriented production.
New entry: Harmonize’s “Wewe” is a romantic Afro-pop track celebrating loyalty and lasting love.
French R&B
FRENCH R&B remains highly stable with Joé Dwèt Filé holding the top position. Gims’ “Spider” climbs to No. 2 ahead of “Sois Pas Timide”, while the rest of the chart sees only minor positional changes and no new entries.
Metalcore
METALCORE welcomes a new No. 1 as Motionless In White’s “R.I.P.” debuts at the summit. The new arrival reshuffles the Top 10, while the remainder of the chart experiences only slight movement.
New entry: Motionless In White’s “R.I.P.” enters the chart as the band’s latest heavy rock release featuring Skylar Grey.
Modern Dancehall
MODERN DANCEHALL remains led by Kybba and Spice, while “Volcano” climbs into the Top 5. Teejay returns to the chart at No. 18 with “From Rags To Riches”, joined by Nhance’s “Stay To Myself” at No. 20.
New entry: Teejay’s “From Rags To Riches” is a dancehall anthem reflecting resilience and personal growth.
New entry: Nhance’s “Stay To Myself” combines melodic dancehall production with introspective lyrics about independence and self-preservation.
Nigerian Pop
NIGERIAN POP remains led by Rema and Ayra Starr, while Omah Lay’s “Soso” climbs to No. 3. Patoranking returns to the chart at No. 20 with “Abule”, marking the week’s only new entry.
New entry: Patoranking’s “Abule” blends Afrobeat rhythms with themes of community, everyday life and urban culture.
Pop Hits
POP HITS holds a remarkably stable Top 11 led by Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift. Sub Urban’s “Uh Oh!” climbs to No. 12, while only minor position changes reshape the lower half of the chart.
Pov: Indie
POV: INDIE remains firmly led by Glass Animals and Hozier, while Mitski climbs to No. 4 and Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season” breaks into the Top 10. The chart otherwise experiences only internal movement, with no new entries this week.
Punjabi Party
PUNJABI PARTY undergoes a major reshuffle as Cheema Y debuts at No. 1 with “Jackpot”, leading a wave of new entries. Navaan Sandhu, Charan Preet, R Nait and Kulwinder Sohi all add new titles, creating widespread movement across the Top 20.
New entry: Cheema Y’s “Jackpot” pairs energetic Punjabi production with themes of ambition and success.
New entry: Navaan Sandhu and Dhanda Nyoliwala’s “Kath Lagda” delivers a hard-hitting Punjabi collaboration focused on resilience and ambition.
New entry: Charan Preet, Badshah and Ahsii’s “Ban Ja Tu” blends melodic Punjabi pop with urban rap and romantic themes.
New entry: R Nait and Deepak Dhillon’s “Reel” is a narrative-driven Punjabi duet built around expressive vocals.
New entry: Kulwinder Sohi’s “52 Shades” features modern Punjabi production and polished songwriting.
New entry: Kulwinder Sohi’s “Bachke” combines contemporary Punjabi beats with storytelling inspired by street life.
Urban Contemporary
URBAN CONTEMPORARY remains exceptionally stable with Shakira continuing to occupy the top two positions. Only minor position changes occur throughout the chart, with no new entries this week.
Urbano Latino
URBANO LATINO stays firmly led by Shakira and Bad Bunny, while Myke Towers climbs to No. 4 and Karol G’s “Provenza” slips to sixth. Anitta returns to the chart at No. 19 with the global hit “Envolver”.
New entry: Anitta’s “Envolver” is a minimalist reggaeton track built around sensual vocals and understated production.