Measuring where people are listening and discovering music:
- Song chart: Bruno Mars maintains his spot at the top of the Ultimate Song Chart, for the second straight week. After nine weeks in the Top 20, “Locked Out Of Heaven” continues to build momentum at terrestrial radio, with increased monitored airplay translating to a listening audience just under 120 million according to Mediabase. Following her debut on the Ultimate Song Chart (11/29), Cassadee Pope returns to the chart this week, with her second debut in the Top 20 in just under a month. Judge Christina Aguilera described the West Palm Beach natives interpretation of Keith Urban's “Stupid Boy” by saying "…your voice sounds so right on, it almost sounds auto-tuned – you’re on point, and that blows me away every time…" With two appearances in the Top 20 so far, the former lead singer of the pop-punk band Hey Monday is stepping forward as one of the front runners on the current season of The Voice.
To view the Ultimate Artist Chart - Chart Synopsis (week of 12.20.12) - here!
Song Chart Top 20:
TW-LW Artist/Song/Label
1 - 1 Bruno Mars "Locked Out Of Heaven" (Atlantic)
2 - 3 PSY "Gangnam Style" (YG)
3 - 6 Taylor Swift "I Knew You Were Trouble" (Big Machine/Republic)
4 - 4 The Lumineers "Ho Hey" (Dualtone)
5 - 2 Will.I.Am feat. Britney Spears "Scream And Shot" (Interscope)
6 - 5 Rihanna "Diamonds" (SRP/Def Jam/IDJMG)
7 - 8 Justin Bieber feat. Nicki Minaj "Beauty And A Beat" (SchoolBoy/Raymond Braun/Island/IDJMG)
8 - 9 Ke$ha "Die Young" (Kemosabe/RCA)
9 - 15 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Wanz "Thift Shop" (Macklemore/Capitol)
10 - 10 Phillip Phillips "Home" (19/Interscope)
11 - 14 P!nk "Try" (RCA)
12 - 12 Flo Rida "I Cry" (Poe Boy/Atlantic)
13 - 11 Maroon 5 "One More Night" (A&M/Octone/Interscope)
14 - 18 Swedish House Mafia "Don't You Worry Child" (Astralwerks/Capitol)
15 - D Cassadee Pope "Stupid Boy (The Voice Performance)" (Republic)
16 - 20 Florida Georgia Line "Cruise" (Republic Nashville)
17 - 19 fun. "Some Nights" (Fueled By Ramen/RRP)
18 - 21 Taylor Swift "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" (Big Machine/Republic)
19 - 27 ASAP Rocky "F**kin Problems" (RCA)
20 - 23 Carly Rae Jepsen "Call Me Maybe" (604/SchoolBoy/Interscope)
(printed with permission by BigChampagne Media Measurement)
To view the full Ultimate Chart - here!
What is the Ultimate Chart: The Ultimate Chart is derived from an aggregation of relevant and timely metrics about music everywhere -- including, Amazon, iTunes, YouTube, VEVO, Pandora, Clear Channel, MySpace, Facebook, Yahoo, AOL and many, many others. Based on a scalable technology platform developed over more than ten years, billions of points of data, online and off are collected and analyzed. Real people then grade the computers' work to ensure accuracy. The Ultimate Charts collect more relevant information from more sources than anyone ever has.
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