Home DJs post their Spotify Wrapped 2020 statistics
DJs post their Spotify Wrapped 2020 statistics
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DJs post their Spotify Wrapped 2020 statistics

Home DJs post their Spotify Wrapped 2020 statistics

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Spotify Wrapped is out! The ever-popular feature has been a hit ever since its inception, and it allows users to view such statistics as their top artist, top tracks, top genres, number of hours of music listened to, how many artists listened to, etc. The perfect summation for the year, they’ve now rolled out the 2020 version and artists are beginning to upload their impressive stats for their fans to see. Without further ado, let’s dive into some of them.

CamelPhat

Incredible figures from the Liverpool duo, the 179.5 million streams are largely because of their debut album ‘Dark Matter’ which came out a few months ago. Even without that, though, we have no doubts that their numbers would’ve been just as high anyway.

Marshmello

As expected, huge figures from the masked musician Marshmello. With 2.2 billion combined streams in nearly 100 countries, this marks him as one of the best performing electronic artists on Spotify this year, if not the best performing overall.

Jonas Blue

With many naming him as their top artist of 2020, Jonas Blue proved that he made 2020 his with nearly one billion total streams. Sure to hit the billion mark next year, this proved that his fanbase is as strong as ever, and his mark in the music world is permanent.

David Guetta

No surprise from the current number one DJ in the world, but David Guetta crossed the billion mark this year. 2020 marked the year where he pushed boundaries with music, and his string of singles and EP with MORTEN definitely helped these streaming numbers.

Alan Walker

He’s been in the billions since at least 2018, and his numbers keep climbing every single year. As Alan Walker celebrates the 5th anniversary of his track ‘Faded’, he also celebrates these incredible figures.

Kygo 

Coming in at 2 billion streams, it’s no surprise that Kygo reached that number, as his album ‘Golden Hour’ came out this year and was largely popular.

Major Lazer

Just missing out on that billion mark, Major Lazer proved that they’re still as popular as ever with the release of their latest album ‘Music Is The Weapon’. With a billion streams sure to come next year or some time soon, the group had 101.1 million people listening to their music just on Spotify this year.

Steve Aoki

Constantly pushing the boundaries of electronic music, Steve Aoki had a great year. Multiple singles and a new album boosted these streaming figures by a lot, and the numbers will only go higher and higher in the next years.

Afrojack

With the support of his Ateam (his fans), afrojack gained 268.9 million streams across 39.2 million listeners.

Nicky Romero

What a year it has been for Nicky Romero, and his streaming numbers reflect that. High into the millions, people across 92 countries spent nearly 10 million minutes listening to his music this year.

Oliver Heldens

Over a quarter of a million listeners makes sense when you think about just how many hits Oliver Heldens banged out this year. It’s been an incredible year musically for him.

R3HAB

R3HAB recently earned the title as Spotify’s most discovered artist on their Discover Weekly feature, and with these streaming numbers we’re definitely not surprised at all. Nearing the billion club, it’s been a massive year of releases for him.

NERVO

The NERVO Nation came out in full force this year to gain the sisters their nearly 60 million streams.

 

These are just a few of the artists who have had an incredible year of streams. What does your Spotify Wrapped look like? Tell us in the comments below who your top artist was, and remember that you can view your Spotify Wrapped here.

 

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