Streams, not votes
Every position comes from Spotify streaming data: each track's current popularity, recalculated daily. Nobody votes and nothing is hand-picked, so the chart is exactly what Hardstyle listeners are playing.
The 100 biggest hardstyle tracks on Spotify right now, ranked by real streaming data and refreshed every day. From euphoric anthems to rawstyle kicks: if the scene is playing it, it charts here.
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Outsiders, Justen de Wildt
Aversion, BIG K
Dr Rude, Altijd Larstig & Rob Gasd’rop, Johan Kettenburg
PZK, Papi Jumper, K-Style
Most hardstyle rankings are yearly fan votes or editorial picks, published once and frozen. The Hardstyle Top 100 works the other way around: it reads Spotify streaming data every day, so the chart follows the scene in real time. When a Defqon.1 anthem explodes or a rawstyle track breaks out of the underground, you see it climb within days, not at the end of the year.
The chart covers the whole hardstyle family. Euphoric and mainstream hardstyle sit next to rawstyle and xtra raw, classics that surge back sit next to this week’s releases, and established names like Headhunterz, D-Block & S-te-Fan and Sub Zero Project compete with newcomers on equal terms. Position is earned by streams alone.
Every entry links to its track and artist pages, so you can jump from a chart position straight to the full catalogue of whoever made it. New music discovery works better one level up: the Hardstyle Release Radar catches every new release on day one, and the strongest of those eventually climb into this chart.
Looking for what dropped today instead? Every new Hardstyle release is tracked daily, and the Hardstyle Release Radar collects them all in one playlist.
Every position comes from Spotify streaming data: each track's current popularity, recalculated daily. Nobody votes and nothing is hand-picked, so the chart is exactly what Hardstyle listeners are playing.
The arrow next to each track compares its position with the chart from a week earlier. Green means it climbed, red means it dropped, New marks a fresh entry and a dash means it held its spot.
Brand-new tracks sit out their first days until their streaming numbers reflect real listening instead of release-day hype. They land on the Release Radar immediately and enter the chart once they prove themselves.
A cap on tracks per artist keeps any single act from flooding the list, so the chart stays a picture of the scene rather than one discography. Collaborations count under their strongest artist.
Positions are based on Spotify streaming data: each track’s current popularity on Spotify, which reflects how much it is being played right now. No votes, no jury, no sales. The ranking is recalculated every day.
The I AM HARDSTYLE Top 100 is an annual fan vote published once a year. This chart is data-driven and updates daily, so it shows what the scene is streaming this week, not what it remembered at the end of the year.
Yes. The Hardstyle Top 100 spans the whole hardstyle spectrum: euphoric and mainstream hardstyle, rawstyle, xtra raw and everything between. If a track belongs to the hardstyle family and people stream it, it can chart.
Yes. The chart is maintained as a public Spotify playlist that mirrors these exact 100 positions, updated daily. Follow it once and your library always has the current hardstyle charts.
The arrows show movement against the chart from a week earlier: green up-arrows for climbers, red down-arrows for fallers, a New badge for fresh entries and a dash for unchanged positions.