Top Songs of USA (2022)
Artist: Various Performers
Title: Top Songs of 2022 USA
Label: Apple Music
Style: Comedy Rap, Southern Hip Hop, Alternative R&B, Neo Soul, Indie, Folk, Country, Trap, Detroit Drill, Mumble Rap, Synthwave
Release Date: 01-01-2023
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3
Tracks: 100 Tracks
Time: 05:46:23 Min
Size: 821 MB
Tracklist:
Title: Top Songs of 2022 USA
Label: Apple Music
Style: Comedy Rap, Southern Hip Hop, Alternative R&B, Neo Soul, Indie, Folk, Country, Trap, Detroit Drill, Mumble Rap, Synthwave
Release Date: 01-01-2023
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3
Tracks: 100 Tracks
Time: 05:46:23 Min
Size: 821 MB
Tracklist:
Apple Musicʼs end-of-year charts are based on plays between November 1, 2021,
and October 31, 2022. Anyone listening knows that hip-hop is the dominant sound
in American pop. Less obvious is how much the sound and feel of hip-hop has
changed. Drake continued to dominate charts, both through club-influenced tracks
like “Sticky” and “Massive” and his ruthless, more traditional collaborations with 21
Savage (“Jimmy Cooks,” “Knife Talk”). But Bad Bunny was an incredible presence
this year too, reflecting a shift in the style and demographics of hip-hop not just
stateside, but worldwide (“Tití Me Preguntó,” “Me Porto Bonito”). In an unexpected
turn, the English art-rock icon Kate Bush managed a Top 10 single with a song
—“Running Up That Hill”—that came out nearly 40 years ago, proving not only the
power of smart placement (the song was featured in the show Stranger Things) but
the ability for a great song to transcend era and context. And did you talk about
Bruno? Or should we say, did you not talk about Bruno? Because, man, a lot of
people listened to “We Donʼt Talk About Bruno” this year—and the rest of the
Encanto soundtrack was pretty sticky, too. Revisit Appleʼs most definitive, listenedto tracks of 2022 here.
and October 31, 2022. Anyone listening knows that hip-hop is the dominant sound
in American pop. Less obvious is how much the sound and feel of hip-hop has
changed. Drake continued to dominate charts, both through club-influenced tracks
like “Sticky” and “Massive” and his ruthless, more traditional collaborations with 21
Savage (“Jimmy Cooks,” “Knife Talk”). But Bad Bunny was an incredible presence
this year too, reflecting a shift in the style and demographics of hip-hop not just
stateside, but worldwide (“Tití Me Preguntó,” “Me Porto Bonito”). In an unexpected
turn, the English art-rock icon Kate Bush managed a Top 10 single with a song
—“Running Up That Hill”—that came out nearly 40 years ago, proving not only the
power of smart placement (the song was featured in the show Stranger Things) but
the ability for a great song to transcend era and context. And did you talk about
Bruno? Or should we say, did you not talk about Bruno? Because, man, a lot of
people listened to “We Donʼt Talk About Bruno” this year—and the rest of the
Encanto soundtrack was pretty sticky, too. Revisit Appleʼs most definitive, listenedto tracks of 2022 here.
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