The following is continued from the previous issue of The Session. These are not intended to be all-inclusive, but to give you a snapshot of artists’ current chart successes. If you notice an omission please let us know!
DMDS NATIONAL CHARTS: DMDS = Digital Media Delivery System, which distributes singles and albums to most major radio stations in Canada. MAI (Most Active Indies) are the most streamed and downloaded singles in the given period on releases not directly promoted by any of the major record companies. Top Downloads are the most downloaded singles (major or indie) during the given period. Dates are for “week of”.
Brody Siebert “Goodbye Drunk” #6 MAI Nov 12/18
Bombargo “Oxygen” #6 MAI Sept 17/18
Chris Henderson “I’ll Be Your Mountain” #7 MAI Jan 28/19
Codie Prevost “In My Book” #3 MAI Jan 7/19
Hook & Nail “Two Tons” #9 MAI Aug 27/18, #10 MAI Sept 3/18
Hunter Brothers “Lost” #6 Top Downloads and #5 MAI Nov 5/18, #8 Top Downloads and #2 MAI Nov 12/18, #5 MAI Nov 19/18
Hunter Brothers “Country State Of Mind” #6 Top Downloads #2 MAI Feb 4/19
Jess Moskaluke “Save Some Of That Whiskey” #5 Top Downloads and #1 MAI Jan 7/19; #7 Top Downloads and #3 MAI Jan 14/19
Samara Yung “Swerve” #5 MAI Jan 14/19
Stephanie Rose “Luxury” #6 MAI Jan 28/19
“Most Active Indies” of 2018
#6 Jess Moskaluke “Camouflage”
#10 Hunter Brothers “Those Were The Nights”
CBC
CBC Radio 3 R3-30
Foxwarren, “Everything Apart” #23 Dec 10, #19 Dec 17, #13 Dec 24/18. Chart posts stop for 2019.
CBC Radio 2
Rosie & The Riveters “Let ‘em Talk” #6 Jan 3/19
CBC Music’s Top 100 Songs of 2018
#8 Jess Moskaluke “Camouflage”
#87 Rosie and the Riveters “Let ‘em Talk”
CBC Music Top 20: All-Canadian fan favourites of 2018
#6 Rosie and the Riveters “Let ‘em Talk”
PANDORA
The Pandora Trendsetters Chart shows which 20 artists listeners have been using to create the highest number of stations (from that past week), and reflects which up-and-coming artists are currently trending on the platform.
The Dead South: #18 Oct 19, #19 Oct 26/18
The Dead South are back on Trendsetters after seeing over 1700 artist station adds. Pandora lifetime streams, 18 million.
The Pandora Predictions Chart: Artists appear based on their likelihood of success, as measured by Pandora’s predictive algorithm, determined by streaming on Pandora and activity across major social media sites.
Tenille Arts, #18 Feb 8, #4 Feb 1/19
Pandora notes, ‘After returning to (The Bachelor) to perform “I Hate This” and “Mad Crazy Love,” Arts makes her Predictions debut. This week compared to last week, Arts saw a 120% increase in spins on Pandora, as well as a 150% increase in track station adds.”
Colter Wall, #10 Oct 26, #14 Nov 2/18.
Pandora Lifetime Streams, 25.7 million
NACC
The North American College and Community Radio Chart (NACC) is a weekly Top 200 radio chart launched in January 2017. As of 2018, the NACC chart receives weekly airplay reports from over 200 radio stations across North America.
Foxwarren “Foxwarren” - #2 Jan 15, #1 Jan 22, #5 Jan 29, #7 Feb 5, #16 Feb 12/19
Foxwarren’s self-titled debut album (Anti-/Arts & Crafts) was just the fourth act to debut inside the NACC 200’s Top 10 in December, reaching #1.
Billboard charts (www.billboard.com/biz):
Hunter Brothers
“Lost,” #14 Canada Country, 12 weeks on the chart so far
“Lost,” #35 Canada All-Format, 6 weeks on the chart so far
“Lost,” #11 Canada Emerging Artists, 10 weeks on the chart so far
“Those Were the Nights” – peak position #9 Canada Emerging Artists, 16 weeks on the chart
“Those Were the Nights” – peak position #9 Canada Country, 21 weeks on the chart
Jess Moskaluke
“Camouflage,” peak position #7 Canada Country, 18 weeks on the chart
“Camouflage” – peak position #7 Canada Country, 18 weeks on the chart
“Camouflage” – peak position #30 All-Format, 9 weeks on the chart
“Save Some of That Whiskey,” #40 Canada Country, 4 weeks on the chart so far
Tenille Arts
#30 Emerging Artist Chart, week of Feb 2/19
“Rebel Child,”#45 Country Album Sales, 1 week on the chart
“I Hate This,” #36 Digital Song Sales, 1 week on the chart
“I Hate This,” #41 Hot Country Songs, 2 weeks on the chart
“I Hate This,” #49 Hot Canadian Digital Song Sales, 1 week on the chart
“I Hate This,” #5 Country Digital Song Sales, 1 week on the chart
“Mad Crazy Love,”#42 Canada Country, peak #42, 7 weeks on the chart so far
Indigenous Music Countdown: The networks that broadcast the IMC are included in a scoring system which determines the overall position of a song on the top 40 listing. The radio stations are part of a National Aboriginal Music Countdown Advisory Group, which is made up of representatives from each of the Aboriginal radio networks across Canada (www.indigenousmusiccountdown.com). Data not available for all weeks.
Weekly Top 40
Angus Vincent “Tension” #26 Aug 11, #24 Aug 18, #22 Aug 25, #20 Sept 1, #19 Sept 8, #19 Sept 15, #18 Sept 22, #14 Sept 29, #13 Oct 6, #11 Oct 13, #9 Oct 20, #8 Oct 27, #6 Nov 3, #3 Nov 24, #8 Dec 1/18
Dakota Favel “Moving On” #12 Aug 11, #11 Aug 18, #10 Aug 25, #9 Sept 1, #7 Sept 8, #4 Sept 15, #5 Sept 22, #9 Sept 29, #16 Oct 6, #25 Oct 13/18
Joey Stylez “Victory Dance” #39 Dec 15/18; #37 Jan 5, #35 Jan 12, #34 Jan 19, #32 Jan 26, #31 Feb 2, #29 Feb 9/19
LJ Tyson “Black” #24 Aug 11, #22 Aug 18, #20 Aug 25, #19 Sept 1, #14 Sept 8, #13 Sept 15, #11 Sept 22, #10 Sept 29, #5 Oct 6, #5 Oct 13, #4 Oct 20, #5 Oct 27, #9 Nov 3, #29 Nov 24/18
Angus Vincent “Tension”
Warren Eric “Heartless Man” #39 Sept 15, #38 Sept 22, #34 Sept 29, #32 Oct 6, #29 Oct 13, #28 Oct 20, #26 Oct 27, #25 Nov 3, #17 Nov 24, #16 Dec 1, #9 Dec 8, #9 Dec 15/18; #8 Jan 5, #2 Jan 12, #1 Jan 19, #2 Jan 26, #9 Feb 2, #20 Feb 9/19
!EARSHOT CHARTS: National campus and community radio reports for charting albums, all dates are “for week ending.”
The National Top 50 Weekly (all genre)
Belle Plaine “Malice, Mercy, Grief & Wrath” – #24 Nov 6, #33 Nov 13, #12 Nov 20, #32 Nov 27, #15 Dec 4, #32 Dec 11, #10 Dec 18/18; #37 Jan 8, #19 Jan 15, #16 Jan 22, #22 Jan 29, #21 Feb 12, #27 Feb 12/19
Brian Baggett “Bookmarks” - #41 Nov 27/18
Eekwol & T-Rhyme “For Women By Women” - #33 Feb 12/19
The Faps “Grimelda” #50 Oct 9/18
Foxwarren “Foxwarren” - #33 Dec 4, #10 Dec 11, #3 Dec 18/18; #9 Jan 8, #3 Jan 15, #1 Jan 22, #1 Jan 29, #1 Feb 5, #1 Feb 12/19
Jon Neher & Michael Scott Dawson “Nothing Is On Fire” - #43 Feb 5, #19 Feb 12/19
Snake River “Tread On To The Unkown You” - #36 Oct 16, #31 Oct 23, #36 Nov 6, #13 Nov 13, #23 Nov 20, #27 Nov 27, #41 Dec 4/18; #46 Feb 5/19
Soul Mates “Lost” #47 Sept 11/18
Various “Got It Covered: Saskatchewan Musicians Cover Each Other’s Music Vol. 2” - #48 Nov 27, #37 Dec 18/18
Top 200 Monthly (all genre)
Reflects actual airplay on campus/community stations during the month, weighted according to broadcast range and market size.
Anna Haverstock “Coasting in Dreams” - #144 July 2018, #175 August 2018
Bears in Hazenmore - #71 July 2018, #73 August 2018
Belle Plaine “Golden Ring (single)” - #159 September 2018, #126 October 2018
Belle Plaine “Malice, Mercy, Grief & Wrath” - #22 November 2018, #12 December 2018
Brian Baggett “Bookmarks” - #76 November 2018
Colter Wall “Songs of the Plains” - #114 October 2018, #138 November 2018
Ellen Froese “Ellen Froese” - #167 August 2018
Foxwarren “Foxwarren” - #8, December 2018
Jack Semple “Live at Mt. Baker R&B Festival” - #194 October 2018
Nick Faye & The Deputies “Stumbling Distance” - #123 October 2018
Scott Pettigrew “Rising Tide” - #144 December 2018
Snake River “Tread On To The Unknown You” - #43 October 2018, #23 November 2018, #64 December 2018
Soul Mates “Lost” - #62 September 2018
The Faps “Grimelda” - #176 August 2018, #154 September 2018, #110 October 2018
The Garrys “Surf Manitou” - #115 July 2018
Too Soon Monsoon “Side Effects” - #150 July 2018, #173 August 2018
Various “Got It Covered: Saskatchewan Musicians Cover Each Other’s Music Vol. 2” - #69 December 2018
National Top 10 Weekly - Folk/Roots/Blues
Belle Plaine “Malice, Mercy, Grief & Wrath” #2 Nov 20, #7 Dec 4, #9 Dec 11, #2 Dec 18/18; #2 Jan 22, #5 Jan 29/19
Foxwarren “Foxwarren” #5 Jan 15, #3 Jan 29, #6 Feb 5, #6 Feb 12/19
Snake River “Tread On To The Unkown You” #10 Nov 27/18
SIRIUSXM Country “Most Wanted”
Data not available for all weeks.
Hunter Brothers “Lost” #12 Nov 14, #5 Nov 21, #6 Nov 28/18; #6 Jan 10, #5 Jan 18, #4 Jan 25, #3 Feb 7/19
Hunter Brothers “Those Were the Nights” #2 Aug 15, #4 Aug 23/18
Jess Moskaluke “Camouflage” #12 Aug 15, #12 Aug 23, #10 Aug 30, #10 Sept 1, #10 Sept 6, #9 Sept 20, #12 Sept 26, #11 Oct 24, #10 Nov 7/18
Top 30 Most Wanted of 2018
#16 Hunter Brothers “Those Were the Nights”
#21 Jess Moskaluke “Camouflage”
NIELSEN MUSIC CONNECT
Tenille Arts “I Hate This,” #5 Country Songs Core Genre (sales), week ending Jan 24/19
Tenille Arts “I Hate This,”#49 Daily Building Digital Song (sales), week ending Jan 24/19
Tenille Arts “I Hate This,”#49 Digital Songs (sales), week ending Jan 24/19
Jess Moskaluke “A Small Town Christmas” - Country Albums, peak position #45, 7 weeks on the chart
Jess Moskaluke “A Small Town Christmas” -Seasonal Albums, peak position #2, 4 weeks on the chart
iTUNES CANADIAN ALBUMS TOP 100
Amy Nelson “Good Intentions” #95 Dec 2018 (2 days)
Belle Plaine “Malice, Mercy, Grief & Wrath” #87 Oct 2018 (2 days)
Colter Wall “Songs of the Plains” peaked #2 Oct 2018 (16 days in top 100). Songs of the Plains has also charted in United Kingdom (#65 2 days Oct 2018), United States (peaking #14, 8 days top 100), Italy (#43 2 days Oct 2018), and Australia (#58 2 days Oct 2018).
Hunter Brothers “State of Mind” debuts at #6 Jan 2019, peak position #5 (21 days top 100 so far)
Hunter Brothers “‘Born and Raised” peaked #47 Sept 2018 (3 days top 100)
Hunter Brothers “Lost” peaked #39 Nov 2018 (5 days top 100)
Jess Moskaluke “A Small Town Christmas”#99 Dec 2019 (2 days top 100)
Tenille Arts “Rebel Child (Deluxe Edition)” #96 Jan 2019 (2 days top 100). Rebel Child has also charted in United States Albums Top 100 (peaked #37 Jan 2019, 3 days top 100)
Tenille Arts “I Hate This” peaked #14 Jan 2019 (6 days top 100). It also charted also United States Albums Top 100 (peaked #7 Jan 2019, 6 days top 100)
Re-entries
Hunter Brothers - Getaway returned reaching #58 in Jan 2019 (total of 5 days top 100)
The Sheepdogs “Changing Colours” returned reaching #93 Sept 2018 (total of 36 days top 100)
The Dead South “Good Company” returned reaching #90 Jan 2019 (total 82 days top 100). Good Company has charted in United States, Germany, Canada, Spain and Australia (back on their charts at #97 Sept 2018).
Colter Wall “Imaginary Appalachia” returned reaching #53 Oct 2018 (total 12 days top 100)
Colter Wall “Colter Wall” returned reaching #55 Oct 2018 (total 15 days top 100) back on chart Oct 2018. The album has charted in United States, Canada and Australia.
