Tamir Greenberg, Next Star Winner (Photo by Ortal Dahan)
Just before the new season of “The Next Star” airs, previous season winner Tamir Greenberg conquers the Israeli radio playlist with his new song, “Into the Night,” according to research firm MediaForest, which provides music content distribution and monitoring services. Recording and analytics of broadcasts, production of reports and playlists, automatic transcription of broadcast media, media research for the music and advertising industries in Israel and around the world.
Greenberg ousted Hanan Ben-Ari’s “Hanania” from the top, who left first place after two consecutive weeks and dropped to second place; Eden Ben Zaken’s “What About Me” rises from fifth to third place; the proud anthem “Cute Boy” by Nono and Sagi Karib steps in fourth place; and “It Doesn’t Come Easily” by Shlomo Artzi jumps from eighth to fifth place.
In the list of the most played artists in Israel, no one comes close to Eyal Golan, who continues to maintain first place; Eden Ben Zaken rises to second place, and lowers Sarit Hadad to third place – although the difference between them is only two plays; In fourth place is Lior Narkis, who jumps 10 places compared to the previous week; And in fifth place is Eden Hasson.
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In the chart of international songs, Beyoncé continues to lead by a huge margin with “Break My Soul”; Harry Styles continues to star on the list twice, with “As It Was” in second place and “Late Night Talking” in fourth place; Joji’s Glimpse of Us in third place; And “Bam Bam” by Camila Cabio and Ed Sheeran in fifth place.
In the list of most played international artists, two big comebacks take the first places: The Beatles, who last week were for some reason only in eighth place, jump back to first place like almost every week since the beginning of the year, and Beyoncé, who last week was not among the 20 most played artists, returns To second place; Doa Lipa retains third place; Harry Styles drops from first to fourth place; Wad Sheeran drops from second to fifth place.
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