Listener and follower figures as of Oct 24, 2026; observation coverage varies by metric.
Metal, Pop, Rock
281,000 people listened to Ocean Sleeper in the last month, down 27% in 30 days.
Ocean Sleeper ranks #45,303 worldwide and currently has 281,281 monthly listeners and 69,904 followers. StreamClout groups Ocean Sleeper in the rising tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 21 albums and 56 tracks and has drawn 81,326,342 Spotify streams in total.
Ocean Sleeper lost 4.5K monthly listeners (-1.6%) over the last 7 days and lost 103.1K monthly listeners (-26.8%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 342 (+0.5%) over the last 7 days.
The most-streamed release is Don’t Leave Me This Way with 12,401,516 streams. The first release on record dates to 2016 — 10 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in Melbourne (11.2K listeners), Brisbane (10.5K listeners) and Sydney (9.8K listeners).
Hailing from Gippsland in regional Victoria, and all working trades by day, Ocean Sleeper's background is core to their identity and the deep connection they share with fans. Through fierce self-sufficiency and brutal persistence, the metalcore four-piece have built a vehemently loyal fan base throughout AU, US and EU.
Since their formation in 2015, Ocean Sleeper have been cultivating a reputation for blending crushing metalcore intensity with deeply personal lyricism and anthemic melody.
Ocean Sleeper has 281K monthly listeners on Spotify, down 4.5K (1.6%) this week and 26.8% over 30 days. StreamClout updates this figure every day from Spotify's public data.
Ocean Sleeper has 81.3M streams on Spotify across 56 tracked tracks.
Ocean Sleeper is losing monthly listeners: down 4.5K (1.6%) this week and 26.8% over 30 days.
Ocean Sleeper's top cities by Spotify listeners are Melbourne (11.2K listeners), Brisbane (10.5K listeners), Sydney (9.8K listeners), Perth (5K listeners), Chicago (3.7K listeners).
Don’t Leave Me This Way is Ocean Sleeper's most streamed release on Spotify with 12.4M total streams, released on Nov 8, 2019.