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The CFO editorial team · · Week of 20–26 October

Spotify streams · qualified catalogue

+4.5 %

A moderate increase

1,072,993 streams during the week

Spotify streams: comparing the two weeksPrevious week: 1,027,104. 20–26 October: 1,072,993. Both bars start at zero.13–19 October · 1,027,10420–26 October · 1,072,99301,100,000
+45,889 streams compared with the preceding seven days.

Radio · monitored scope

−0.7 %

A stable presence

2,123 plays during the week

Radio plays: comparing the two weeksPrevious week: 2,137. 20–26 October: 2,123. Both bars start at zero.13–19 October · 2,13720–26 October · 2,12302,200
14 fewer plays; a change of less than 1%.

Grey: week of 13–19 October. Burgundy or gold: week of 20–26 October. Each measure has its own scale, starting at zero. Source: Soundcharts / CFO calculations.

The catalogue gains Spotify streams while radio airplay changes little. That is this week’s observation; these two movements alone do not explain their cause.

What is growing: catalogue listening

The catalogue qualified by CFO totals 1,072,993 Spotify streams from 20 to 26 October, compared with 1,027,104 from 13 to 19 October. The increase is 45,889 streams, or +4.5 % after rounding.

This measure describes a volume of streams. One person may listen to several tracks or return repeatedly, so it is not a count of unique listeners. The scope comprises 32 qualified recordings, applying CFO’s deduplication rules.

What is holding steady: radio presence

The monitored radio scope records 2,123 plays, following 2,137 the previous week. The decrease is 14 plays, or −0.7 %. Under CFO’s reading convention, an absolute change of less than 1% represents overall stability.

Radio plays measure neither the number of people exposed nor how long they listened. They cannot be added to Spotify streams: the indicators describe different activities.

How to read this comparison

Each change compares two consecutive seven-day periods for the same indicator. The calculation is: (current week − previous week) ÷ previous week × 100. Results are rounded to one decimal place.

The article’s date is the verification date; the measured period ends on 26 October. This snapshot remains dated even if figures in the CFO Observatory are subsequently updated.

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Source, scope and method

Source: Soundcharts observations and CFO calculations, extraction checked on 27 October 2026. Spotify: catalogue of 32 qualified recordings; radio: the source’s monitored stations. Two complete weeks, 13–19 and 20–26 October. No estimate of unique listeners or causal conclusion has been added.

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