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Dallas Gets Musical During Eclipse

In Dallas, the eclipse wasn’t just a visual spectacle; it came with its own soundtrack. Spotify reports a staggering surge in searches for eclipse, up by 7,660%, with the platform’s solar eclipse playlist reigning as the most played in the U.S.

Space-Themed Songs Soar

The eclipse frenzy extended to music streaming, with space-themed tunes experiencing a surge in popularity. Notably, Bonnie Tyler’s iconic ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ saw a remarkable 635% increase in streams nationwide, peaking even higher along the path of totality.

Dallas’s Top Eclipse Anthems

• Eclipse by Pink Floyd: 4,515% increase
• Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler: 1,425% increase
• Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden: 390% increase
• Ain’t No Sunshine by Bill Withers: 235% increase
• Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles: 195% increase
• Bad Moon Rising by Creedence Clearwater Revival: 185% increase

Nationwide Eclipse Hits

Across the country, eclipse-inspired melodies echoed through streaming platforms. Top picks included Van Morrison’s Moondance with a staggering 2,300% surge in plays, closely followed by The Beatles’ Here Comes The Sun with a 2,140% increase.

Nationwide Top Tracks

• Moondance by Van Morrison: 2,300% increase
• Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles: 2,140% increase
• Face the Sun by James Blunt: 2,100% increase
• Space Oddity by David Bowie: 2,000% increase
• Darkness and Light by John Legend and Brittany Howard: 1,790% increase
• Eclipse by Pink Floyd: 1,155% increase
• Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden: 1,470% increase
• Blinded By The Light by Bruce Springsteen: 1,600% increase
• Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler: 635% increase
• Don’t Let The Sun Go Down on Me by Elton John: 550% increase

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