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Deezer has revealed that J Balvin was its most streamed artist worldwide in 2018. His song, X, was No.2 overall. The Latin singer has moved rapidly from last year’s Deezer ranking of No.26.

Dua Lipa had the biggest single track on the global platform with Calvin Harris collaboration One Kiss. She was also the most streamed female artist in the UK, according to Deezer.

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Brazilian singer Anitta entered the global top 10 most streamed charts and is the No.1 streamed female worldwide.

Both the UK and global previous overall frontrunner, Ed Sheeran, still achieved a Top 3 position this year with his 2017 release, Divide.

Deezer’s global VP of artist marketing, Sulinna Ong, said: “The standout act this year is J Balvin, proving that it’s possible for a non-English speaking act to break through internationally and create music that appeals to audiences all over the world - he is a bonafide global superstar. 2018 has also been Dua Lipa’s year, as she’s consistently stayed at the top of our streaming charts. Artist collaborations were huge this year too, with 70% of the top 10 streamed songs being collabs. It’s clear that people love hearing artists working together like this. We are also happy to see our Deezer Next 2017 artist, Anne Marie, rising into the top 20 and go from strength to strength.”

The top 10 streamed global artists 2018:
1. J Balvin
2. Ed Sheeran
3. Drake
4. Jul
5. David Guetta
6. Damso
7. Maître Gims
8. Xxxtentacion
9. Imagine Dragons
10. Anitta

The top 10 streamed songs worldwide 2018:
1. One Kiss - Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa
2. X - J Balvin
3. God's Plan - Drake
4. Shape of You - Ed Sheeran
5. Havana - Camila Cabello
6. FRIENDS - Marshmello & Anne-Marie
7. Échame la Culpa - Luis Fonsi
8. Mafiosa (feat. Caroliina) - Lartiste
9. Flames - David Guetta
10. Sad! - Xxxtentacion

The top 10 streamed UK artists 2018:
1. Drake
2. Eminem
3. Ed Sheeran
4. Post Malone
5. Dua Lipa
6. Xxxtentacion
7. David Guetta
8. Calvin Harris
9. Ariana Grande
10. Imagine Dragons
The top 10 streamed songs in the UK 2018
1. God's Plan - Drake
2. One Kiss - Dua Lipa
3. These Days (feat. Jess Glynne, Macklemore & Dan Caplen) - Rudimental
4. Friends - Marshmello
5. This Is Me - Keala Settle
6. River - Eminem
7. IDGAF- Dua Lipa
8. Shotgun - George Ezra
9. Barking - Ramz
10. Tip Toe (feat. French Montana) - Jason Derulo
The UK top streamed female artists 2018
1. Dua Lipa
2. Ariana Grande
3. Anne-Marie
4. Camila Cabello
5. Rihanna
6. Nicki Minaj
7. Mabel
8. Keala Settle
9. Rita Ora
10. Sia
UK top streamed male 2018
1. Drake
2. Eminem
3. Ed Sheeran
4. Post Malone
5. Xxxtentacion
6. David Guetta
7. Calvin Harris
8. Marshmello
9. George Ezra
10. Hugh Jackman
UK top streamed band 2018
1. Imagine Dragons
2. Little Mix
3. Coldplay
4. Clean Bandit
5. Arctic Monkeys
6. Oasis
7. Maroon 5
8. Rudimental
9. Queen
10. Panic! At the Disco

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International Women’s Day: Female artists represent less than 10% in some key genres, new Deezer data reveals.

• Deezer’s global streaming data shows just 4% of top 100 electronic artists are female, with only 7% in hiphop and rock
• New “Women’s Voices” initiative helps champion female musicians with exclusive Originals Sessions, curated playlists and shareable facts and data on women in the industry

Female artists represent a small proportion of the top 100 charts for electronic, hiphop and rock music. New data from global audio streaming service,Deezer, reveals that just 4% of the top 100 streamed electronic artists are women. Hiphop (7% of the top 100) and rock (also 7%) continue to fall short when it comes to gender diversity.

Deezer wants to help shine a light on the many challenges women still face in the music industry ahead of International Women’s Day. Highlighting the data* and launching our new exclusive women’s content series is part of our work to consciously support female artists. Pop is the most diverse genre on Deezer today, with 42% of the top global streamed artists being women. However, it still falls short of a 50/50 gender split.

Percentage of female artists in top 100 songs of key genres:

1. Pop – 42%
2. R&B – 39%
3. Soul – 26%
4. Alternative – 15%
5. Country – 15%
6. Jazz – 14%
7. Classical – 11%
8. Hiphop – 7%
9. Rock – 7%
10. Electronic – 4%

Starting from March 8th, Deezer’s users will find valuable insights in the app. This will include information around some of the issues around female representation in the music industry, plus interesting facts about female artists. Swipeable cards will reveal hard facts based on real streaming data. This includes how last year there were three times less women than men in Deezer’s top 100 songs. All of this is of course easily shareable by music fans who want to be part of this important conversation.

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Across March, Deezer will launch a new “Women’s Voices” collection with Originals Sessions and curated playlists to help support female artists this International Women’s Day. The Originals Sessions lineup includes Birdy’s rendition of “A Case Of You” by Joni Mitchell and The Staves performing “Cloudbusting” by Kate Bush. LP performs “Hello” by Adele, while Fousheé gives us “Drew Barrymore” by SZA. Later in the month, Dodie will also release a special cover of “Oh, What A World” by Kacey Musgraves.

Deezer’s new “Women behind the music’” playlist series will also promote the songwriters, producers and musicians who wrote, produced or performed on international hits. Each woman will have her own playlist that features some of the most known tracks they contributed to. Meet the hugely talented artists including Tayla Parx, Julia Michaels, Diane Warren and WondaGurl who are behind your favorite tracks by Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa, BTS, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Linkin Park, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Jay-Z, Drake and Rihanna.

Electronic music will also get a prominent place on the channel with a “100%” playlist series to champion female electronic music artists. In addition, global female stars like Celine Dion, Sia, Olivia Newton-John and Sharon Van Etten have created exclusive playlists for our high fidelity listeners. The playlists, called “HiFi Gold”, include tracks that sound supreme in FLAC quality.

Female podcast creators and hosts will also have a dedicated place on the channel. Fans can enjoy a selection of shows across a huge variety of subjects like “Therapy for Black Girls”, “Woman’s Hour” and “The Guilty Feminist.”

“We all know the diversity issues in the music industry and how much work still needs to be done. Women are not only under-paid, they’re also under-streamed, and represent less than 20% of listening in over half of our most popular genres. We want to champion female artists and give them opportunities to shine on our platform. That’s why the “Women’s Voices” collection will have a permanent home on Deezer moving forward,” said Kim Weaver, Deezer’s Head of Global Music Programming.

You can help support female artists and content creators by heading to the “Women’s Voices” Collection on Deezer from 8th March.

The top 20 most streamed international women globally of 2020 were:

1. Billie Eilish
2. Dua Lipa
3. Lady Gaga
4. Ariana Grande
5. Aya Nakamura
6. Tones and I
7. Rihanna
8. Beyoncé
9. Sia
10. Taylor Swift
11. Doja Cat
12. Ava Max
13. Céline Dion
14. Anitta
15. Katy Perry
16. Shakira
17. Adele
18. Lana Del Rey
19. Selena Gomez
20. Alicia Keys

The top 20 most streamed international tracks by women globally of 2020 were:

1. Tones and I – Dance Monkey
2. Dua Lipa – Don’t Start Now
3. Billie Eilish – bad guy
4. Doja Cat – Say So
5. Dua Lipa – Physical
6. Nea – Some Say
7. Billie Eilish – everything i wanted
8. Dua Lipa – Break My Heart
9. Ava Max – Kings & Queens
10. Lady Gaga – Rain On Me
11. Aya Nakamura – Jolie nana
12. Billie Eilish – lovely
13. Lady Gaga – Stupid Love
14. Aya Nakamura – 40%
15. Cardi B – WAP (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)
16. Anitta – Combatchy (feat. MC Rebecca)
17. Ava Max – Salt
18. Sia – Cheap Thrills (feat. Sean Paul)
19. Ariana Grande – 7 rings
20. BENEE – Supalonely

Our top 20 most streamed podcasts by female hosts and creators in 2020 were:

1. Happy Mum, Happy Baby
2. About Race with Reni Eddo-Lodge
3. No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis
4. The Receipts Podcast
5. Women Like Us
6. The Guilty Feminist
7. My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
8. Girls Gotta Eat
9. 2 Dope Queens
10. Oprah’s SuperSoul Conversations
11. Encyclopedia Womannica
12. Chasing Cosby
13. Joyce Meyer Radio Podcast
14. The High Low
15. Katie Piper’s Extraordinary People
16. Feminists Don’t Wear Pink
17. Caliphate
18. The History Chicks
19. On Being with Krista Tippett
20. Woman’s Hour

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