Black Uhuru Monthly Listeners & Spotify Streams

Overview

Black Uhuru currently has 342,717 monthly listeners and 439,140 followers. StreamClout groups Black Uhuru in the rising tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 35 albums and 348 tracks and has drawn 385,037,979 Spotify streams in total.

Black Uhuru lost 8.8K monthly listeners (-2.5%) over the last 7 days and lost 45.6K monthly listeners (-11.7%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 397 (+0.1%) over the last 7 days.

The most-streamed release is 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Black Uhuru with 76,656,487 streams. The first release on record dates to 1980 — 46 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in London (8.3K listeners), São Paulo (8.0K listeners) and Mexico City (5.3K listeners).

Streaming Statistics

• 342,717 monthly listeners
• 439,140 followers
• 385,037,979 total streams
• 35 albums
• 348 tracks

Recorded Count Changes

• Listeners 7d: -8.8K (-2.5%)
• Followers 7d: +397 (+0.1%)

Top Cities

1. London — 8,326 listeners
2. São Paulo — 8,019 listeners
3. Mexico City — 5,273 listeners
4. Nairobi — 3,824 listeners
5. Los Angeles — 3,766 listeners

Top Tracks

1. Sinsemilla — 40,958,787 streams from 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Black Uhuru
2. Sinsemilla — 40,958,787 streams from Liberation: The Island Anthology
3. Sinsemilla — 40,958,787 streams from Sinsemilla
4. Sinsemilla — 40,958,787 streams from Ultimate Collection
5. Sponji Reggae — 14,227,440 streams from 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Black Uhuru
6. Sponji Reggae — 14,227,440 streams from Red
7. Sponji Reggae — 14,227,440 streams from Ultimate Collection
8. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner - Discomix — 9,187,311 streams from Liberation: The Island Anthology
9. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner - Discomix — 9,187,311 streams from 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Black Uhuru
10. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner - Discomix — 9,187,311 streams from Sinsemilla

About

The most successful of the second-generation reggae bands, Jamaica's Black Uhuru maintained their high quality despite numerous personnel changes throughout their many decades together. The first reggae band to win a Grammy award (for their 1983 album Anthem), Black Uhuru offered a dynamic and progressive sound during their 1970s and early-'80s heyday. Led by mainstay Derrick "Duckie" Simpson, a reunion of the group's earliest lineup enjoyed renewed critical acclaim in the ea

Discography

• 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Black Uhuru — 76.7M streams (2002-08-13)
• Ultimate Collection — 74.8M streams (2000-03-14)
• Liberation: The Island Anthology — 72.1M streams (1993-09-21)
• Sinsemilla — 57.9M streams (1980-07-01)
• Red — 30.5M streams (1981-01-01)
• Guess Who's Coming To Dinner — 20.0M streams (1983-01-01)
• Black sounds of freedom (Extended Version) — 14.5M streams (1981-01-01)
• Brutal — 7.8M streams (1986-01-01)
• Reggae Greats — 7.2M streams (1985-01-01)
• RAS Portraits: Black Uhuru — 4.8M streams (1997-06-24)
• I Love King Selassie — 4.1M streams (2012-07-23)
• New Day — 1.7M streams (2022-05-13)

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