Listener and follower figures as of Nov 14, 2026; observation coverage varies by metric.
Dance, Electronic, Rock, Alternative, Pop
78,400 people listened to Ghost Cop in the last month, down 12% in 30 days.
On 181 playlists reaching 84.3K followers.
Ghost Cop ranks #118,485 worldwide and currently has 78,409 monthly listeners and 15,034 followers. StreamClout groups Ghost Cop in the emerging tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 16 albums and 59 tracks and has drawn 6,259,099 Spotify streams in total.
Ghost Cop lost 4.8K monthly listeners (-5.7%) over the last 7 days and lost 10.2K monthly listeners (-11.5%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 103 (+0.7%) over the last 7 days.
The most-streamed release is Trouble with 2,897,172 streams. The first release on record dates to 2013 — 13 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in Los Angeles (2.0K listeners), Mexico City (1.9K listeners) and Berlin (1.3K listeners).
Blending elements of dark wave, post punk, synth pop, and horror soundtracks, GHOST COP has built an underground following around the world. Comprised of Lucy Swope and Sean Dack, they are as influenced by the gloomy forebears of yesteryear as they are by B-movies. Their music ranges from dystopian dance floor heaters to cinematic anthems and vocoder lullabies, pairing punishing beats with haunting melodies and lyrical storytelling. Their second full length album TROUBLE is out now.
Ghost Cop has 78.4K monthly listeners on Spotify, down 4.8K (5.7%) this week and 11.5% over 30 days. StreamClout updates this figure every day from Spotify's public data.
Ghost Cop has 6.3M streams on Spotify across 59 tracked tracks.
Ghost Cop is losing monthly listeners: down 4.8K (5.7%) this week and 11.5% over 30 days.
Ghost Cop's top cities by Spotify listeners are Los Angeles (2K listeners), Mexico City (1.9K listeners), Berlin (1.3K listeners), São Paulo (1.2K listeners), Chicago (984 listeners).
Trouble is Ghost Cop's most streamed release on Spotify with 2.9M total streams, released on Oct 4, 2024.