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Song
Key
C major
Camelot
8B
BPM
119.9

Key confidence medium · relative A minor (8A) · BPM confidence high · half-time 60.0 · measured from the full recording · 2026-09-13 · essentia.js@2.1-beta6-dev

The recording is tuned near 449 Hz, not A440.

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As of 2026-09-22, "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac has charted in 54 markets across 5 platforms, peaking at #3 (KR) on the Rotation chart. Measured from the full recording, it reads C major (8B) at 119.9 BPM.

Markets
54
First seen
2026-06-17
Latest chart date
2026-09-22
Peak
#3 kr

Started in 9 markets, now in 54.

Why it's moving

  • Shazam's #13 across 11 marketsAug 6
  • Turned around in the US: was slipping 4.5 places a day, now climbing 2 places a dayJul 30 – Aug 4
  • Climbed #53 → #41 in SwedenJul 30 – Aug 4
  • Climbed #96 → #74 in SwitzerlandJul 30 – Aug 4
  • Charting in 42 markets, up from about 20 on Jul 30
Signal breakdown
Velocity57.1
Play growth0.0
Breadth71.0
Acceleration16.8
Discovery58.8
New entry0.0
Sources moving4

Score 60.1

Why it's here

"Dreams" is Fleetwood Mac's only U.S. No. 1 single, topping the Billboard Hot 100 in 1977 from the album Rumours. [1] The song re-entered the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 21 on the chart dated Oct. 17, 2020 — its first appearance there since 1977 — after Nathan Apodaca (TikTok's doggface208) posted a clip of himself skateboarding and drinking cranberry juice to it. [2] That 2020 revival also carried it to No. 18 on the UK Official Singles Chart, and it has remained a permanent catalog fixture rather than the subject of any new 2026 Fleetwood Mac release. [3]

stapleDrafted 2026-09-01Confidence 0.62

In culture

Every place this record has lived. A solid chip states a fact and carries the citation that earns it; a dashed one is a connection somebody drew, and carries their name instead.

Across markets · earliest pickup first

Every date here is the date the source chart covers, never the date we fetched it. Sources publish on different lags: the Spotify mirror runs about two days behind, TurnTable publishes weekly. One recording, one history: this table also counts the rows sources published under 2 other handles of this record (remasters, official videos).

  1. MarketFirst seenPeak
  2. Canadaca · applemusic applemusic_kworb shazam spotify · 1 city#8
  3. United Statesus · applemusic_kworb shazam spotify · 16 cities#10
  4. Irelandie · applemusic applemusic_kworb deezer shazam spotify#18
  5. Netherlandsnl · applemusic applemusic_kworb spotify#29
  6. Portugalpt · deezer spotify#38
  7. Swedense · applemusic applemusic_kworb spotify#41
  8. Switzerlandch · spotify#62
  9. Norwayno · applemusic applemusic_kworb shazam spotify#71

Worldwide feeds · not markets

A source's own worldwide chart. These are feeds, not places, so they are kept out of the market count above.

  1. MarketFirst seenPeak
  2. Global feedglobal · applemusic_kworb spotify#49
  3. World feedworld · shazam#12

City pickups

City charts record their parent country as the market, so these do not add to the market count above. One line per country: how many of its rooms picked the song up, and the best of them.

  1. us 16 cities · best #10 orlando
  2. gb 2 cities · best #25 brighton
  3. ar 1 city · best #47 buenos aires
  4. au 1 city · best #43 brisbane
  5. ca 1 city · best #39 ottawa

Listen

Apple Music
Elsewhere

Editions

  1. 2026-08-06Chart-only edition#25

Identity

ISRC
USWB19900178

The cross-platform join key, via Deezer.

Slug
fleetwood-mac__dreams

Crude v0 identity: slug(artist)__slug(title).

Sources
applemusic, applemusic_kworb, deezer, shazam, spotify

Every source whose chart has ever carried this song.

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What moved this week, and why.

The records that climbed, what broke in one place first, what came back. One email on Friday, assembled from the week's charts, with a pressing when there is one.

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Ranks and positions only. We hold no licensed stream counts and never imply one. Every date on this page is the date the source chart covers.

Data: Apple Music, Shazam, Spotify, Deezer · Chart: Rotation