TopHit

TopHit
IndustryShow business
Founded2003 (2003)
FoundersIgor Kraev, Vadim Botnaruk
HeadquartersRussia, Ukraine, United States
Key people
Igor Kraev, Pavel Balashov
ProductsAggregation and distribution of genuine songs, testing of songs, audio recognition software TopHit Spy, payment and donation system TopHit Pay, music radio monitoring, music charts
Websitetophit.com

TopHit is an internet service for musicians founded in 2003. Originating from Ukraine and Russia, it now works on global scale. It offers a variety of functions, main of them regular statistical music charts based on data from radio broadcasts and musical internet services such as YouTube and Spotify. Musicians (mainly playing pop music) are able to upload their songs and promote them via TopHit. The songs from Russian and worldwide singers become aggregated, tested, distributed and rotated on radio using TopHit's capabilities. Promotion of music videos is also available, as well as donations collecting system for supporting artists. Permanent users and partners of TopHit include over 5700 musicians, music groups, DJs and tens of record labels, including Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, BMG, Black Star Inc., Velvet Music and others.

Nowadays, TopHit assists in promoting about 90% of songs on radio and over 60% of hit songs on YouTube and Spotify. TopHit's services are available for 1070 radio stations and 75 TV channels in 38 countries including Russia, Ukraine, CIS countries, European countries, Middle East countries, US and Canada. Weekly audience of TopHit's partner broadcasters is estimated to be over 200 million of listeners and watchers. Universal Music Group qualifies TopHit as the most reliable source of music radio charts in Russia.[1] Artists and critics emphasize that TopHit is considered firstly the professional tool for music industry, and only secondly as mass media resource.

TopHit's chart leaders are awarded annually at a ceremony called Top Hit Music Awards.[2] There are also Top Hit Hall of Fame and annual concerts called Top Hit Live!.

  1. ^ "Results Of The Year: Universal Music in Russia". universalmusic.ru (in Russian). 28 April 2014. Archived from the original on 28 April 2014. Retrieved 2 February 2022.
  2. ^ "Valery Meladze, Yolka, Zvonky, Max Barskikh and other winners of Top Hit Music Awards Russia 2020". www.ok-magazine.ru. Archived from the original on 26 November 2021. Retrieved 24 March 2021.

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