A wiki page collecting essential music charts intended as an entry point into a genre, offering a basic understanding of what a genre could offer. The page is organized into sections including /mu/core, genres, countries and other charts, and links to Spotify playlists of the charts.
45Cat
45Cat is an audio or music resource for streaming, discovery, editing, production, or library management.
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0A wiki page collecting essential music charts intended as an entry point into a genre, offering a basic understanding of what a genre could offer. The page is organized into sections including /mu/core, genres, countries and other charts, and links to Spotify playlists of the charts.
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0Chart My Music is an audio or music resource for streaming, discovery, editing, production, or library management.
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0Songlink/Odesli provides automated, on-demand smart links for songs, albums and podcasts. Automated links are free, target all major platforms, work for any song, album or podcast uploaded to the major streaming platforms, and require no login. Free pages cannot be edited and URLs cannot be customized. Custom pages are also free and allow unlimited links, YouTube embeds and URL customization using domains such as song.link, album.link and artist.link.
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01001Tracklists is described as a leading DJ tracklist database, offering free mixes and club and festival livesets with playlists, plus charts and news. The site lists tracklists with sort options by date, likes and views, and includes all-time and date-range views. It also features stories and audio livesets.
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Spotify Charts displays streaming charts with artist, genre, city and local pulse views, showing what music is moving listeners worldwide. Logging in with a Spotify account gives access to global charts and additional charts for genres and cities. The site states that charts are shaped by hundreds of millions of listeners daily.
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0Libre.fm is a music service that lets users keep track of their music listening habits. Music player apps and a browser extension report song title, artist and album to Libre.fm, a process called scrobbling, and the data appears on the user's profile and the community page. The project is open source and was founded in 2009.
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