The Rotation chart · unedited
How it is calculatedRanked by momentum: how fast a song is gaining ground across markets. Computed from the velocity ledger every morning and published exactly as computed. 25 of 50 shown.
- RankMoveTrack / Artist
- 01—IrisThe Goo Goo Dolls—
- 02—hate that i made you love meAriana Grande—
- 03—Love Me NotRavyn Lenae—
- 04—OrdinaryAlex Warren—
- 05—End of BeginningDjo—
- 06—DtMFBad Bunny—
- 07—BabydollDominic Fike—
- 08—NUEVAYoLBad Bunny—
- 09—Sign of the TimesHarry Styles—
- 10—back to friendssombr—
- 11—WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!RAYE—
- 12—The One That Got AwayKaty Perry—
- 13—DraculaTame Impala—
- 14—Beautiful ThingsBenson Boone—
- 15—Every Breath You TakeThe Police—
- 16—EarringsMalcolm Todd—
- 17—The Fate of OpheliaTaylor Swift—
- 18—Tití Me PreguntóBad Bunny—
- 19—Mr. BrightsideThe Killers—
- 20—Lush LifeZara Larsson—
- 21—Janice STFUDrake—
- 22—Sailor SongGigi Perez—
- 23—Die On This HillSIENNA SPIRO—
- 24—ChicagoMichael Jackson—
- 25—Wonderwall (Remastered)Oasis—
The second axis
Ranked by concentration, not breadth: what is breaking hard in a few markets before the world has noticed. The chart above rewards a song for spreading; this one rewards a song for not having spread yet.
- RankTrack / ArtistConcentration
- 01Die On This HillSIENNA SPIRO53.1Breaking inaudkgbglobalidienonzphusworld
- 02Midnight SunZara Larsson42.5Breaking inaucadkfigbglobalienlnonzseus
The fourth axis
Ranked by how many markets are asking what a song is. Shazam is a chart of NOT KNOWING: every row is somebody who heard something and had to ask. It moves on the day of the event rather than two days later, which makes it the earliest signal here.
Nobody was asking about anything new on this day, at least not in enough places to mean it.
A new pressing every week.
The records moving and what moved them, plus the occasional note about something we have built.
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