Streaming Masters – Daft Punk

French artists who are successful around the world are not so common. Daft Punk are part of this category. How does this translate on streaming platforms? The answer here!

Announcement

CSPC articles require time to compile. It may be frustrating to wait for them too long, especially when various new artists, and even more and more catalog acts, enjoy the large majority of their sales through streaming only these days. To make sure to provide you much more frequent updates, we are going to publish Streaming Masters sheets from now on, detailing the complete streaming section of artists.

Method

As detailed in the Fixing Log article, Spotify represents 157 million of the 272 million users of streaming platforms, while YouTube is pretty much the only video platform generating some revenue for the industry. Below is the equivalence set on the aforementioned article:

Audio Stream – 1500 plays equal 1 album unit
Video Stream – 11,750 views equal 1 album unit

Equivalent Albums Sales (EAS) = 272/157 * Spotify streams / 1500 + YouTube views / 11750

Results

Total: 5,312,050 EAS

Most streamed tracks (EAS)

1. Starboy [Orphan] – 1,393,000
2. I Feel It Coming [Orphan] – 842,000
3. Get Lucky [Random Access Memories] – 691,000
4. One More Time [Discovery] – 233,000
5. Instant Crush [Random Access Memories] – 214,000
6. Lose Yourself to Dance [Random Access Memories] – 173,000
7. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger [Discovery] – 151,000
8. Around the World [Homework] – 124,000
9. Doin’ It Right [Random Access Memories] – 80,000
10. Something About Us [Discovery] – 71,000
11. Give Life Back to Music [Random Access Memories] – 69,000
12. Derezzed [TRON: Legacy] – 68,000
13. Giorgio by Moroder [Random Access Memories] – 54,000
14. Digital Love [Discovery] – 52,000
15. Aerodynamic [Discovery] – 45,000
16. Technologic [Human After All] – 42,000
17. The Game of Love [Random Access Memories] – 41,000
18. Within [Random Access Memories] – 38,000
19. Touch [Random Access Memories] – 37,000
20. Fragments of Time [Random Access Memories] – 33,000