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Texas Music Spotify Chart Be Sure to Check out Our Spotify Playlist! (Everything on This Page Is Clickable) Texas Music Spotify Chart Be sure to check out our Spotify playlist! (everything on this page is clickable) Subscribe to our newsletter and receive the chart in your inbox each week Submit a song to our chart Links Submit Your Song To The Chart Chart Rules & Qualifications Subscribe To Our Email Newsletter Texas Music Pickers Spotify Page Why Did My Song Get Taken Off the Chart? +/- LW Pos Pos Song Artist Streams Total Streams Weekly Difference 0 1 1 NOTHIN' ON YOU #1 FOR (4) WEEKS Cody Johnson 210,137 5,097,198 (613) 0 2 2 RAGWEED Koe Wetzel 148,194 1,456,174 (3,653) 0 3 3 LITTLE MORE YOU Josh Abbott Band 140,578 1,857,824 1,773) 0 4 4 ROLLING STONE Whiskey Myers 82,495 626,227 2,992) 0 5 5 LETS MAKE A LOVE SONG Casey Donahew 57,849 1,614,593 (3,801) 1 7 6 OLD SCHOOL Flatland Cavalry 36,852 883,375 885) * * 7 LEAVE ME MY HEART *HIGHEST DEBUT* Kolby Cooper 34,792 34,792 * -2 6 8 STILL Curtis Grimes 30,319 417,417 (9,021) 1 10 9 SOME OL' BAR IN THE 90'S Jon Wolfe 28,127 344,211 60) 1 11 10 BROKE ASS KID Dylan Wheeler 26,256 222,779 (472) -2 9 11 YOU LOOK GOOD IN NEON Mike and the Moonpies 24,211 205,689 (4,757) 0 12 12 THE WINDING STAIR MOUNTAIN BLUES Turnpike Troubadours 20,525 1,726,206 172) 0 13 13 WHEELS Bart Crow 20,495 592,863 154) 2 16 14 I'LL NEVER GET OVER YOU Randy Rogers Band 20,281 230,408 3,031) -1 14 15 PETER & PAUL Rich O'Toole 19,526 297,902 199) -1 15 16 STAY William Clark Green 18,267 320,815 198) 0 17 17 BETTER WITH BEER Kevin Fowler 15,039 50,591 (1,333) 1 19 18 TRIP THROUGH YOUR WIRES Pat Green w/ Joe Ely 14,366 88,655 (713) -1 18 19 TAKE ME FISHIN' Holly Tucker 14,299 106,052 (1,345) 4 24 20 LOVIN' FOR THE LAST TIME *MOST STREAM INCREASE* Logan Samford 13,540 20,893 6,187) -1 20 21 GOIN' TO THE COUNTRY Comanche Moon 13,262 30,886 1,408) * * 22 NEW SCHOOL Lucas Jagneaux & the Roadshow 12,730 28,033 * -2 21 23 WISH I COULD DANCE Triston Marez 12,577 24,050 1,104) -2 22 24 HEAVEN KNOWS Shane Smith & the Saints 10,805 202,398 (293) 0 25 25 HILL COUNTRY BOOGALOO Stoney LaRue 8,765 106,156 1,570) -3 23 26 ROOSTER TATTOO Giovannie & the Hired Guns 8,471 88,387 (588) -1 26 27 HIGH ON SOME WILLIE Darrin Morris Band 7,303 119,047 382) * * 28 BONNIE & CLYDE Chris Colston 6,056 6,056 * * * 29 FLATLAND HILLBILLIES Rodney Crowell (f/ Randy Rogers & Lee Ann Womack) 5,767 51,995 * -3 27 30 FOR YOU Matt Castillo 5,720 32,816 (206) -1 30 31 WHITE RIVER Kaitlin Butts 5,575 69,115 844) -4 28 32 UNBREAK A HEARTACHE Triston Marez 4,858 101,854 (280) 7 40 33 ONE AND ONLY Brady Watson 3,977 20,272 1,417) -5 29 34 COYOTE Jarrod Morris 3,809 76,132 (1,057) -1 34 35 I SHOULD'VE NEVER LEFT MEXICO Matt Mercado 3,176 29,624 266) -3 33 36 ALL I NEED Dalton Domino ft. Kalsey Kulyk 3,111 49,978 (171) 4 41 37 HELD ON FOR A WHILE Hunter Hathcoat 2,805 18,093 288) -1 37 38 DENYING DESIRES Grant Gilbert 2,798 45,648 17) -4 35 39 MAKE UP YOUR MIND Braxton Kieth 2,676 81,535 (215) -4 36 40 EVERYWHERE I NEED TO BE Hayden Haddock 2,591 99,912 (297) -9 32 41 YEAH BUDDY Wynn Williams 2,538 67,128 (864) -3 39 42 IF I MAY BE SO BOLD Hayes Carll 2,340 106,598 (343) * * 43 GOOD TIMES Jesse Raub Jr. 2,247 10,004 * -2 42 44 CELEBRATE Grady Spencer & the Work 1,991 66,622 (197) 4 49 45 TORN Holly Beth 1,828 2,881 775) -3 43 46 BREAK YOUR HEART Seth Ward 1,784 47,184 115) -16 31 47 SORRY AGAIN Andrew Sevener 1,568 20,193 (2,151) -3 45 48 CLOSE ENOUGH TO WALK Sundance Head 1,530 36,424 88) -2 47 49 7TH STREET Austin English Band 1,381 12,747 179) -4 46 50 GOOD COUNTRY SONG Robert Ray 1,341 16,382 129) -1 50 51 YOU CAN'T SAY Jackson Tillman 1,166 31,375 126) 2 54 52 IM SO OUTTA STYLE Deryl Dodd 1,166 23,838 184) * * 53 COYOTE Teague Brothers Band 985 3,489 * -6 48 54 UP AND DOWN Jerrod Flusche 950 10,144 (112) 10 65 55 LESSONS LEARNED *BIGGEST JUMPER* Gannon Fremin & CCREV 926 7,474 506) -3 53 56 DADDY'S MONEY Brandi Behlen 922 6,568 (77) -6 51 57 THE BLUES ARE ALIVE AND WELL Donice Morace 916 6,768 (119) -14 44 58 WE'RE DONE Luke Prater 835 6,463 (636) -7 52 59 MACY AVENUE Chance Anderson Band 805 4,131 (202) -5 55 60 RUNAWAY Kensie Coppin 780 13,413 (125) -4 57 61 JUST FOR A MINUTE Frank Ray 745 24,610 126) -6 56 62 EARLY GRAVE Mason Lively 698 28,814 (25) -3 60 63 LIFE OF MY LOVE Jody Booth 628 14,053 64) -5 59 64 THE DEVIL YOU KNOW Drew Fish Band 611 13,019 20) 1 66 65 PRIVILEGES OF YOUTH Jamie Richards 608 15,444 217) -3 63 66 CINNAMON SHORE Mark McKinney 546 12,619 46) -9 58 67 RUNNER Jacob Armitage 540 7,969 (59) -30 38 68 MORE TO LIVE FOR No Justice 537 3,224 (2,150) -7 62 69 CALL ME LUCKY Dale Watson 468 19,463 (51) -6 64 70 NOBODY FRAMES BAD DAYS Zach Coffey 461 21,076 (35) -10 61 71 CAN'T GET HER OUT OF MY HEAD Jeff Jacobs Band 447 2,788 (97) -4 68 72 THIS BAR NEEDS A TOWN Mark Powell 447 5,184 101) -2 71 73 MY FIRST BAND Josh Grider 416 22,570 99) -1 73 74 OLD SCHOOL SHOWDOWN Prairie Switch 384 5,472 78) -6 69 75 BETWEEN THE STONES AND JONES Dustin Sonnier 376 5,893 48) -2 74 76 ROAD STONE Drew Moreland 348 17,656 55) -5 72 77 TAN LINES Ben Marshal 291 5,026 (19) -11 67 78 FRIDAY NIGHT FEVER Steve Helms Band 277 13,732 (84) -9 70 79 GOOD BAD IDEA Will Carter 276 19,227 (50) -5 75 80 TIME MACHINE Tyler Stephen McCollum 260 7,627 (30) -5 76 81 FAST AS YOU CAN Gabe Garcia 247 13,462 (40) -5 77 82 STEEL CRUSHES THE BONE Bryce Bangs 244 4,428 (33) -1 82 83 IN MY DREAMS Isaac Jacob Band 232 8,523 23) -6 78 84 SPIKE DRIVIN' BLUES Dusty Neuman 215 6,516 (48) 0 85 85 CAN'T SLOW US DOWN Texwestus 213 7,545 23) -5 81 86 FOOTSTEPS Ragland 203 4,172 (17) 0 87 87 MY FIRST BEER Scotty Alexander 199 2,746 17) -5 83 88 LET 'EM RUN James Cook 192 9,662 (16) -9 80 89 LAST CALL Ashton Dupre' 189 17,724 (31) -11 79 90 COME FIND ME Morgan Ashley 188 6,744 (45) 2 93 91 ONE SIP AWAY Kendall Shaffer 173 4,216 24) -8 84 92 AS IT SEEMS Tanner Fenoglio 172 6,353 (34) -7 86 93 TEARDROPS ON THE ROCKS Kin Faux 166 2,156 (20) -6 88 94 OUR HOUSE FOR THE WEEKEND Cody Bryan Band 161 6,850 (17) -5 90 95 DADDY RAISED HELL Season Ammons 161 12,224 (11) -5 91 96 FAR AWAY AND LONG AGO Jesse Stratton Band 159 4,875 1) -5 92 97 AMERICAN FLAGS Gary Kyle 146 6,456 (10) -1 97 98 SOMETHING REAL The Barrens 140 2,496 23) 5 104 99 VICARIOUSLY Aaron Kantor 130 1,969 33) -6 94 100 THE WAY YOU ARE The Powell Brothers 127 2,130 (14) -3 98 101 AIN'T THAT LONELY Lauren Corzine 127 6,382 10) -13 89 102 IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SECOND VERSE Cooper Wade 122 3,679 (56) 0 103 103 THAT'S JUST LIFE Jordan Robert Kirk 114 3,230 13) -3 101 104 WONDER WOMAN David Joel 106 4,451 2) -5 100 105 F150 RIDE Trey Gonzalez 103 3,183 (8) -1 105 106 AMERICAN STEEL Matt Dunn 95 1,546 1) -12 95 107 LOSE CONTROL Brad Russell Band 90 10,678 (46) -6 102 108 OUTTA STATE OUTTA MIND Love & Chaos 87 2,205 (15) -13 96 109 A NEW ME Jenni Dale Lord 62 11,481 (73) -4 106 110 MY DARLIN' Beth Noble 57 1,438 (15) -4 107 111 RIVER TIME Megan Ashley 56 1,146 34) * * 112 FIFTY SHADES OF RED Derryl Perry 36 1,071 * The Texas Music Spotify Chart Rules and Criteria Our goal is to stay focused on only songs that are considered to be in the Texas/Red Dirt scene, and therefore primarily consumed in the Texas and Oklahoma. For songs to be considered for our chart they must meet the following requirements: ● Over 1,000 total streams ● The genre is comparable to the other songs found on our chart.
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