Here's The Year In Music Summed Up Into Charts

We really listened to a lot of pop, guys.

1. Pop reached new heights in 2015.

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If you say you didn't listen to pop music this year, you're lying.

2. A bunch of songs were popular all-year-round.

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Each song spiked in number of streams in spring.

3. Brits listened to a lot of Brits this year.

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UK artists had a great year.

4. Collabs ruled the charts.

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"Lean On" and "Where Are Ü Now" were two of the year's biggest collab tracks.

5. Carly Rae Jepsen was streamed more than Miley Cyrus.

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Globally, Carly's tracks were played 303,769,190 times compared to 258,206,106 times for Miley.

6. Maroon 5 was the biggest band of the year.

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Thanks to hits like "Sugar:", Maroon 5 beat out One Direction for most streams in 2015.

7. We kicked back with "Lean On" this summer.

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Followed by "Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix Radio Edit)" by OMI.

8. Justin Bieber dominated the second half of 2015.

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"Where Are Ü Now" and "Sorry" also fell into the top 20 most streamed tracks this autumn.

9. James Bay and Years & Years came out top in British albums.

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And The Weeknd's album was the most streamed in the world.

10. We all listened to the same artists – except France.

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Their top-five included French artists Jul and Booba.

11. Rihanna and Drake were queen and king of 2015

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Rihanna had more individual listeners than Drake, but Drake won out in terms of streams.

12. These five songs dominated the year:

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Incredibly, the Weeknd had two top five songs in the US.

13. We listened to a lot of music.

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Every artist in the top 10 had in excess of one billion streams this year.

14. We streamed more music than ever before.

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The total hours streamed in 2015 equals an incredible 655,813,353 days of music.

2015 was definitely a year to remember. For an even closer look at music stats from this year – and your own personalised music history – check out the Spotify Year in Music.