Here’s the song San Franciscans Shazamed more than anyone else

It is solely proper that our metropolis’s most distinctively Shazamed track was “Large Steppin,’” written and carried out by San Francisco native Stunnaman02.

The massive image: Shazam is a music recognition app that identifies a track and its artist from a number of bars of melody. Axios’ Erin Davis recognized the songs that have been Shazamed in San Francisco extra typically than anyplace else within the U.S.

• Pop music was Shazamed greater than another style in SF final 12 months, adopted by hip-hop and rock.
• Various and R&B/soul rounded out the highest 5 most Shazamed genres.

The way it works: The 100 most Shazamed songs have been recognized by knowledge supplier Chartmetric for 96 U.S. cities.

• Axios in contrast the track rankings in every metropolis to the typical rank of these songs within the 95 different cities.

Zoom in: You would possibly acknowledge Jordan Gomes, extra generally recognized by his stage identify Stunnaman02, from his position within the movie “The Final Black Man in San Francisco.”

SF’s prime 10 Shazamed artists have been: Drake, Dangerous Bunny, 21 Savage, The Weeknd, Lil Child, Kanye West, Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, Future and SZA.