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Dev tools · September 6, 2011

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A music chart generated by mining artist relationships on SoundCloud

I use soundcloud.com for listening to new music. There are lot's of producers sharing their music & it's a great site. They have an API which I used to mine the relationships between users (who follows who) and so by using a PageRank style algorithm (UserRank) I scored each user in terms of how influential they are. I then used this to chart the 100 hottest tracks on soundcloud each month (based on an aggregate score of who created, favourited and commented on a track). You can play each of the tracks directly from the page, either sequentially or randomly, so it's like a single page…

A music chart generated by mining artist relationships on SoundCloud launched on September 6, 2011 with 6 votes, #122 of 306 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

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I use soundcloud.com for listening to new music. There are lot's of producers sharing their music & it's a great site. They have an API which I used to mine the relationships between users (who follows who) and so by using a PageRank style algorithm (UserRank) I scored each user in terms of how influential they…

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