Charts

Who is charting this week on every platform, and which of them are on our record. Charts opens in the menu as a tree with a face per platform: radio airplay, Shazam, Spotify, TikTok, YouTube, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon Music, Deezer, Pandora, SoundCloud and Beatport. Each face has two views. The cross-chart view reads every chart the platform offers together and scores artists across them, 101 minus the rank for each placement, so an artist on three charts outranks one at number one on a single chart; Shazam's reads the US chart and all 54 cities it charts, which shows what is breaking where. The other view is one chart as it stands, with its debuts, its biggest climber and the platform's own figure (spins, streams, views, listeners). Every chart, city and genre the platform offers is a chip. An artist on our record gets an IN CULTIVATE chip with their shows in the scope, and opens their window. The charts are read from Chartmetric on demand and kept for a day; nothing is stored.

Research > Charts

What is on the screen

• Charts in the menu as a tree with a face per platform: radio airplay, Shazam, Spotify, TikTok, YouTube, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon Music, Deezer, Pandora, SoundCloud and Beatport.
• The cross-chart view: every chart the platform offers read together and scored across them, sortable by Most charts.
• The single chart view: one chart as it stands, with debuts, the biggest climber and the platform's own figure, sortable by Moving and Longest run.
• A chip for every chart, city and genre the platform offers.
• IN CULTIVATE chips: green for charting acts that have played your scope, amber for charting acts on our record that never have.

Try this

1. Open Shazam, pick a city near a venue you book, and read what that city is tagging this week: a song heard and wanted is a show people will buy.
2. On Spotify's cross-chart view sort by Most charts: an act on the Top 50, the Viral 50 and the artist leaderboard at once is breaking, not just charting.
3. Set the scope to your state and look for green chips: those charting acts have played here, and the AHEAD count says whether they are coming back.
4. Amber chips are charting acts on our record that have never played your scope. That is the pitch list.
5. On a single chart sort by Moving to see the debuts and the climbs first, then by Longest run for the acts that have stayed.
6. Radio airplay and Pandora rank by spins; YouTube by views; Spotify's artist charts by listeners or followers. The figure sits at the right of each row.
7. The first open of Shazam's every-city view reads 55 charts and can take a minute; the charts already read fill in on the next open.

AI on this screen

No AI on this screen. Everything here is computed from the data and costs nothing.

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Where to find it

In the console: Research > Charts. Press ? on any screen for this guide inside the console, or open the screen if you are signed in.