Spotify’s new charts offer a more granular look at what’s popular

Charts have a useful way for users to check out the top songs on a given day as well as what’s trending. The company is giving fans and artists to check out, as well as a on which to peruse them.

New to the platform are weekly genre charts. You’ll be able to see the top 200 songs across , with user playlists and editorial input used to categorize tunes. You can also take a peek at artist charts. These will be updated every Friday to show the top 200 artists globally, as well as in each of Spotify’s top 65 markets, based on streams from an artist’s entire catalogs.

What’s more, users can dive into more than to see the biggest songs in specific locations. Local pulse charts, meanwhile, show how popular a song is in a city compared with how big that track is around the world. That should provide a sense of how listeners’ tastes in one city match up against the broader Spotify userbase.

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There are a few features tailored toward artists as part of this expansion. They can see when a song entered the chart, its peak position and streaks. Credits are now included for each song on charts under the “more” option. If a song is doing particularly well, artists and fans can share that success using promo cards that Spotify created.

Spotify also expanded its this year. There’s now an option to see the top podcast episodes, in addition to the most popular shows.

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