Most Streamed Albums of 2023 – So Far

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With just under three months left until the end of the year, let’s take a look at the most streamed albums of 2023.

2023 has been an incredible year for music. While the year isn’t over yet, let’s take a look back at the most popular albums and look at the most streamed albums of the year.

Deezer revealed the most-streamed albums of the year on its streaming service in honor of National Album Day last Saturday. They also looked at the albums that performed the most on their first day of release.

After a year filled with great albums, it would take a pretty special collection to top the list. So who else but Beyoncé will be number one with her seventh studio album “RENAISSANCE”, which is currently the most streamed album of 2023.

Among the fastest-rising albums, Travis Scott tops the list with the hotly anticipated album “UTOPIA.” By the way, modern artists obviously have to profit from their albums. Scott’s album saw his first full studio release since ASTROWORLD 5 years ago.

In second place, Taylor Swift earned the second-most streams in a single day with the release of “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version).” The album is a re-recording of her classic 2010 album owned by Scooter Braun. To regain ownership of her music, Swift released new versions of her old albums.

Who else could take a step away from the number one spot on the list of most streamed albums on the first day with a 13-year-old record. Only Taylor Swift.

Here are the ten most streamed albums in one day after release in 2023:

1. Travis Scott – Utopia
2. Taylor Swift – Speak Now (Taylor Version)
3. Depeche Mode – Memento Mori
4. Ed Sheeran – –
5. Metallica – 72 seasons
6. U2 – Songs of Surrender
7. Lana Del Rey – Did you know there is
8. Olivia Rodrigo – GUTS
9. Miley Cyrus – endless summer vacation
10. Moneskin – URGENT!

But isn’t the album format in decline these days? Deezer data showed that the users who listen to albums the most are over 50 years old. They found that nearly 45% of people aged 50 and older start listening to music from an album page.

This represents a change in the way young people listen to music. However, Beyoncé’s top-selling album of the year was most streamed by people aged 18 to 35. Likewise, more than half of Travis Scott’s UTOPIA auditions were between the ages of 18 and 25. It seems that even if young people don’t listen to albums that often, they still get hyped up about the release of a new artist’s album. They love.

Deezer also found that album fans can be divided by genre, with fans of some genres listening to far more albums than others. Top 5 genres for album listeners:

1. New Age
2. Metal
3. People’s
4. Jazz
5. Alternatives

With just two and a half months left in 2023, there’s little time left for any major new releases to make it onto the leaderboard. Are there any releases you’re looking forward to before the end of the year? Let us know in the comments below.