2022 Top Music Charts Released
MUSIC streaming giants TikTok, Billboard, Spotify, and Apple Music have released their lists of the top music of the year last month, with Latin artist Bad Bunny dominating all charts.
Alongside songs from Harry Styles, Future, Drake and Tems and Justin Bieber and The Kid Laroi — TikTok: Nicky Youre and dazy's song ‘Sunroof’ had 8.9 million videos made to it on TikTok, the social media company said Tuesday; Lizzo was the most popular musical artist on the platform.
Billboard: While ‘Heat Waves’ by Glass Animals was secured the top spot on Billboard's 2022 yearend Hot 100 Songs chart, Bad Bunny was 2022's biggest winner, becoming the first Latin artist to rank as the top artist of the year and with his album Un Verano Sin Ti winning the designation as the top album (it was also the first all-Spanish album to be the year's No. 1 album in the US, according to Billboard).
YouTube Music: YouTube's USbased music chart, which tracked data from January 1 to November 15, was dominated by music from the soundtrack to the movie Encanto; The global songs chart was topped by ‘Hari Hari Odhani’ by Pawan Singh and Anupama Yadav.
iHeartRadio: Doja Cat was the top overall artist on iHeartRadio in 2022, based on total spins and streams on the iHeartRadio app and on the company's radio stations from January to the end of October totalling more than 3.6 billion spins;
The top song on the service was ‘STAY’ by Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber, which received more than 1.23 billion spins.
Spotify: Bad Bunny was the most popular artist around the world for the third year in a row, Spotify said Wednesday, based on data tracked from January 1 to November 26; Harry Styles' song ‘As It Was’ was the most streamed song and Bad Bunny's Un Verano Sin Ti was the most streamed album.
Pandora: Bad Bunny secured the most spots on Pandora's Top Twenty Thumbed Tracks of 2022, the radio streaming service's list of listeners most-loved songs of the year, which was released Tuesday and included data starting in mid-November 2021, and ‘WAIT
FOR U,’ from Future feat. Drake and Tems earned the top spot on the chart.
Apple Music: Bad Bunny's Un Verano Sin Ti was the biggest album from November 1, 2021 to October 21, 2022 on Apple Music, the streaming service said Tuesday, making him the first Latin artist to take the top spot; The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber's 2021 song ‘STAY’ was the top song on the streaming service globally during that time.