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How to read the artist 'charts' table
How to read the artist 'charts' table

Here is how to understand the charts section of an artist's profile

Aël Guégan avatar
Written by Aël Guégan
Updated over 3 months ago

The artist's charts section allows you to track all chart entries for a certain artist. When reviewing it, set the scope you want to analyze by defining:

  • A platform (from the 19 available, including Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music, etc.)

  • Song or album entries (album charts only exist for Amazon, Apple Music, Deezer, Genius, iTunes, and Spotify)

  • A country

Here is how to read that table ⬇️

  • The # column shows the song's current rank on the chart. It also indicates rank changes with symbols: red/green arrows for up or down, equal signs for no change, and "new" or "re" icons for new or re-entries.

  • The R-1 column shows the previous rank of that song in that chart.

  • The Peak column is the best position the song has been on.

  • The Song column is the name of the song. You can click on it to reach the song page.

  • The Chart column is the name of the chart the song is charting on. It might be Daily or Weekly.

  • The Country column indicates the country of origin of the chart.

  • The Peak date column is the date the song was in the highest position in that chart.

  • The TOC column corresponds to the number of days (DoC) or weeks (WoC) the song has been on that chart.

Let's take the first row of the table above as an example: "Birds of a Feather" is currently 2 ranks higher than its previous rank. It is now 1st on the chart Top Songs - Weekly (Australia), but used to be 3rd in the last refresh.

You can access the right panel by clicking on any entry from that table. This panel offers complementary information such as historical positions since it entered the chart, the peak position and date, the songs that are before/after, etc.

🏆 Champion Tips 🏆

  • Export columns into a CSV file to incorporate them into your documents (what you choose to see on your dashboard is what you get in your CSV file).

  • Sort by rank, peak, or peak date by clicking the arrows🔻at the top of the table, or search for a specific song or chart by clicking the magnifying glass 🔍

  • PS: Chart details work the same at the scale of a song.

If you are not yet a customer and want to try it out, you can explore it for free on Tones and I's profile.

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