Beck & Phoenix’s ‘Odyssey’ Is No. 1 on Adult Alternative Airplay Chart – Billboard

Beck and Phoenix’s collaborative single “Odyssey” hits No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult Alternative Airplay chart dated Aug. 5.

The tune is Beck’s fifth No. 1 on Adult Alternative Airplay and first since “Uneventful Days,” which dominated for 5 weeks starting in December 2019. He has additionally led with “Blue Moon” (2014), “Dreams” (2015) and “Up All Night” (2017).

In between “Uneventful Days” and “Odyssey,” Beck appeared on Adult Alternative Airplay twice, by way of a featured credit score on Gorillaz’s “The Valley of the Pagans” (No. 17 peak, 2021) and his personal “Thinking About You” (No. 5 this March).

As for Phoenix, “Odyssey” is the band’s fourth Adult Alternative Airplay No. 1. The first three reigned in a three-in-a-row streak spanning “Identical” (2020), “Alpha Zulu” and “Tonight” that includes Ezra Koenig (each 2022).

In between “Tonight” and “Odyssey,” Phoenix positioned on the chart with “After Midnight,” that includes Clairo, a No. 26 hit this May.

“Odyssey” is the primary Adult Alternative Airplay No. 1 to function multiple lead act since “Don’t Let Me Down” by Milky Chance and Jack Johnson, which dominated in July 2020.

Belying its title, “Odyssey” tops Adult Alternative Airplay in simply its fifth week on the chart, the quickest coronation this 12 months and Phoenix’s quickest flight amongst its 4 No. 1s.

Concurrently, “Odyssey” bullets at its No. 30 excessive on the all-rock-format, audience-based Rock & Alternative Airplay survey with 1.4 million viewers impressions, up 5%, July 21-27, in response to Luminate. In addition to its triple A radio airplay, the tune is effervescent beneath Alternative Airplay.

“Odyssey” is at present a standalone single serving to promote the acts’ co-headlining tour, which kicks off Aug. 1 in Seattle. Phoenix launched the album Alpha Zulu final 12 months, whereas Beck final premiered a full-length with Hyperspace in 2019.

All Aug. 5-dated Billboard airplay charts will refresh on Billboard.com on Tuesday, Aug. 1.