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Our Top 25 Christian EDM (CEDM) of October 26th 2019




Our Charts are based on the actual number of times that a track has recently been played on the major streaming platforms.

On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Wl1H7g3VPoRwRXzRM7tgk


The Top 25 Christian EDM (CEDM)
RankArtist - TitleChange
1Mat Kearney - Kings & Queens (CRAZYTALK)+2
2Big Daddy Weave - Alive (Alive)+0
3for KING & COUNTRY, R3HAB - joy. (R3HAB Remix) (joy. (R3HAB Remix))+1
4for KING & COUNTRY, R3HAB - God Only Knows (R3HAB Remix) (God Only Knows (R3HAB Remix))NEW
5TobyMac - Everything (Everything)NEW
6Charlie Rey - Undeniable Love (Undeniable Love)NEW
7for KING & COUNTRY, GATTÜSO - God Only Knows (GATTÜSO Remix) (God Only Knows (GATTÜSO Remix))NEW
8Britt Nicole - Gold (Gold)-1
9Capital Kings - Love Is on Our Side (Love Is on Our Side)-1
10Capital Kings - Don't Wanna Wake Up (Don't Wanna Wake Up)-4
11for KING & COUNTRY, R3HAB - Burn The Ships (R3HAB Remix) (Burn The Ships (R3HAB Remix))NEW
12Royal Tailor, Capital Kings - Ready Set Go (feat. Capital Kings) (Royal Tailor)-3
13River Valley Worship - Future (Future)NEW
14Capital Kings, Hollyn - All Good (All Good)-4
15Capital Kings - I Feel so Alive (Capital Kings)-4
16Owl City, Britt Nicole - You’re Not Alone (Mobile Orchestra)-3
17Capital Kings - Live for the Drop (II)-3
18Hillsong Young & Free, Andy Mineo - Every Little Thing (feat. Andy Mineo) (Every Little Thing)NEW
19The Young Escape, nobigdyl. - Love Me Like You (Love Me Like You)-4
20The Young Escape - Good Life (Good Life)-4
21LEDGER - Completely (Completely)-16
22Local Sound - More Than Air (More Than Air)-5
23Local Sound - Nobody (Nobody)-2
24SEU Worship - Won't Look Back (Won't Look Back)NEW
25Elevation Worship - Grace Like a Wave (Here As In Heaven)NEW
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