Top 10 Most Downloaded Songs of 2015

THE TOP 10 SONGS OF 2015 [OI0] 2015 was a big year for music; with Justin Bieber placing four times in the Top 40 Charts, Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk" receiving two Grammy's, and spending a record fourteen weeks in the Billboard's Top 100, and Adele making a huge entrance at the very end of the year. HERE ARE THE TOP DOWNLOADED SONGS OF 2015: #1 “UPTOWN FUNK" MARK RONSON ET. BRUNO MARS This unstoppable track featuring Bruno Mars spent 7 weeks at #1, and notched up a combined sales and streaming total of 1.76 million to finish at the top of the end of year chart. #2 “CHEERLEADER" (FELIX JAEHN REMIX) OMI This summer smash, with its combined sales of 1.52 million, first entered the Official Singles Chart at Number 96 in January and steadily scaled the tally for 14 weeks until its April impact date, eventually reaching the summit in May for four consecutive weeks. #3 "TAKE ME TO CHURCH" HOZIER Hozier's Take Me To Church earned an impressive 1.25 million combined sales despite never reaching Number 1, and peaking at 2 for four consecutive weeks after a 20-week climb inside the Top 40. #4 "LOVE ME LIKE YOU DO" ELLIE GOULDING The 50 Shades Of Grey movie song topped the chart for four weeks (holding Hozier off the top spot for three of them!) back in February. By the end of 2015, the song notched up 1.19 million combined sales. #5 "SEE YOU AGAIN" WIZ KHALIFA FT. CHARLIE PUTH This Fast & Furious 7 tribute to actor Paul Walker, which topped the Official Singles Chart for two weeks in April, finishes close behind Goulding on 1.17 million sales and streams. #6 "HELLO" ADELE Despite being released at the tail end of 2015, Adele's Hello manages to finish sixth place in the list (1.12 million combined sales). The track smashed Official Chart records upon its release, being the biggest Number 1 single in three years and setting a new one-week streaming record. #7 “LEAN ON" MAJOR LAZER ET. MO & DJ SNAKE Named the "most streamed song of all time", Lean On earned a Double Platinum Certification which confirms a U.S. unit total of at least 2 million. #8 “HOLD BACK THE RIVER" JAMES BAY Hold Back the River received a Gold certification by the RIAA with over 500,000 sales. #9 "WHAT DO YOU MEAN" JUSTIN BIEBER Justin Bieber is four times in the Top 40 charts, two of which are in the Top 10: What Do You Mean is at Number 9 with $988,000 in combined sales. #10 “SORRY" JUSTIN BIEBER Bieber's second appearance in the Top 10 lands him in last place at Number 10 with combined sales of $934,000. Brought to you by Backspin; the best music player for your Android phone or tablet for making fast, custom playlists. Backspin