Chart trend
- 09-28 —
Radio airplay
Round One
Where this data comes from
This page represents an exact normalized provider artist/title pair. It is not yet confirmed by ISRC or manual discographic review.
Spins35
Stations1
Best position—
Weeks in chart1
Airplay music geography
The track across stations
The order of first verified broadcasts on MintBear stations. It does not mean that stations influenced one another.
First seen by MintBear: 23.06.2026 is not the release date. Available verified history starts 2026-06-23; data through 2026-10-10.
In recent rotation
At least two plays on separate days in the last 14 days, including one in the last seven; only stations with at least 10 verified days count.
- DFM Daft Punk In recent rotation 505 verified plays · last 10.10.2026
Station breakdown
Transparent methodologyWhat this chart measures
A spin is an eligible, deduplicated provider metadata event. It is not a listener, audience estimate, royalty statement, or official industry chart.
- Method
- weekly-airplay-v9-90pct-source-coverage
- Timezone
- Europe/Moscow
- Coverage
- 183 / 183
- Checksum
11499f8e1a66
Audio signal analysis
Track DSP profile
The indicators are calculated from an available short preview and describe the signal, not the listener or the artistic intent.
Tempo
107.7 BPM
Estimated pulse rate; half-time or double-time interpretation is possible.
Energy
38%Signal loudness and change activity.
Danceability
55%Tempo and transient density associated with a steady rhythmic pulse.
More signal measures
Calmness
70%Lower energy and fewer abrupt attacks.
Focus
70%A calmer, more stable signal with less rhythmic dominance.
Valence
55%A provisional estimate of emotional brightness or positivity.
Nostalgia
18%A provisional baseline, not recognition of a recording era.
Intensity
30%Combined energy, spectral brightness and dynamic compression.
Analysed fragment
29.9 s
Only the available preview fragment was analysed; audio is not stored.
Technical confidence
80%
Confidence in the fragment analysis, not the probability that a mood label is correct.
Valence and nostalgia are conservative baseline estimates in the current model; they are not direct recognition of emotion, genre or release era.