Listener and follower figures as of Oct 23, 2026; observation coverage varies by metric.
Hip Hop, Pop, Electronic, Other
3.5 million people listened to Blaaze in the last month.
Blaaze ranks #4,517 worldwide and currently has 3,541,294 monthly listeners and 262,267 followers. StreamClout groups Blaaze in the mainstream tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 34 albums and 52 tracks and has drawn 31,464,446 Spotify streams in total.
Blaaze gained 75.4K monthly listeners (+2.2%) over the last 7 days and gained 162.0K monthly listeners (+4.8%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 5.8K (+2.3%) over the last 7 days.
The most-streamed release is Aayutha Ezhuthu (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) with 25,990,746 streams. The first release on record dates to 2004 — 22 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in Hyderabad (683.3K listeners), Chennai (440.7K listeners) and Bengaluru (293.3K listeners).
BlaaZé, a Zambian with Indian genes, the pioneer of Independent Rap in India and Zambia, with a VH1 premiere of India’s first Independent Rap Video, ‘In My Father’s Words,’ followed by the cult video, ‘Ban The Crooked Police,’ grew up in Zambia where he resided for over 25 years, before shifting base to India. Awarded MTV's Youth Icon award 2009, for his songs on social issues, BlaaZé picked up on rap, and found his calling, sitting and penning rhymes from the age of 9.
Blaaze has 3.5M monthly listeners on Spotify, up 75.4K (2.2%) this week and 4.8% over 30 days. StreamClout updates this figure every day from Spotify's public data.
Blaaze has 31.5M streams on Spotify across 52 tracked tracks.
Blaaze is gaining monthly listeners: up 75.4K (2.2%) this week and 4.8% over 30 days.
Blaaze's top cities by Spotify listeners are Hyderabad (683K listeners), Chennai (441K listeners), Bengaluru (293K listeners), Pune (120K listeners), Mumbai (109K listeners).
Aayutha Ezhuthu (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is Blaaze's most streamed release on Spotify with 26M total streams, released on May 21, 2004.