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These Were The Most Shazamed Tunes At This Year’s ADE

by Matthew Meadow
October 31, 2016
in EDM News, Lists, Worth Sharing
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Shazam has always been a powerful tool to gauge at-the-moment interest in tracks, especially when they’re not necessarily as popular as other ones. That isn’t to say that some people just aren’t tuned in, though. At this year’s ADE, lots of music, including tracks that we consider hugely popular, were tagged by Shazam and they’ve logged all that information.

Shazam is a tool which helps people to identify tracks that they don’t know and are interested in, so take that into consideration when you go through the list.

Below are the top 10 most Shazamed tunes from 2016’s ADE conference.

#10: Sam Feldt and Lucas and Steve – “Summer on You”

#9: Deorro feat. Elvis Crespo – “Bailar”

#8: Galantis & Hook N Sling – “Love On Me”

#7: Martin Garrix Feat. Bebe Rexha – “In The Name of Love”

#6: Mike Perry Feat. Shy Martin – “The Ocean”

#5: Sak Noel & Salvi Feat. Sean Paul – “Trumpets”

#4: Hardwell & Jay Sean – “Thinking About You”

#3: Jonas Blue Feat. JP Cooper – “Perfect Strangers”

#2: Fais & Afrojack – “Used To Have It All”

#1: Calvin Harris – “My Way”

Photo via Amsterdam Music Festival

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