Our owned weekly chart. Not a list of opinions, not a re-print of a streaming growth feed — Wooster's conviction in artists we've covered, corroborated by independent momentum, and explainable down to a single ranked slot.
Conviction score 424 ranks 97th percentile of this week's eligible field, flat trend (0).
Conviction score 458 ranks 98th percentile of this week's eligible field, rising trend (+5).
Conviction score 305 ranks 92th percentile of this week's eligible field, rising trend (+5).
Conviction score 276 ranks 85th percentile of this week's eligible field, flat trend (0).
Conviction score 376 ranks 95th percentile of this week's eligible field, flat trend (0).
Conviction score 287 ranks 88th percentile of this week's eligible field, flat trend (0).
Conviction score 555 ranks 99th percentile of this week's eligible field, rising trend (+5).
Conviction score 294 ranks 91th percentile of this week's eligible field, flat trend (0).
Conviction score 291 ranks 89th percentile of this week's eligible field, flat trend (0).
Conviction score 245 ranks 79th percentile of this week's eligible field, flat trend (0).
Every chart we could publish is either opinion or raw streaming data. The Ten is deliberately both-and-neither: conviction-led, momentum-checked. Each position blends Wooster's editorial conviction (60%) — how strongly our signals back an artist — with independent external momentum (40%): listener trajectory, playlist reach, chart entries, popularity, and radio.
Only artists Wooster has actually covered are eligible, and only while they're still rising (under ~1M monthly listeners). The momentum half scores over whichever signals we've collected so far and grows richer over time — so the chart is honest about what it knows. Open any position's “Why #N?” to see the exact math.
This week, momentum measured: Listener trajectory · Playlist reach · Chart entries. Methodology v1.0.