Predicting Music Track Popularity by Convolutional Neural Networks on Spotify Features and Spectrogram of Audio Waveform
Navid Falah, Behnam Yousefimehr, Mehdi Ghatee

TL;DR
This paper presents a CNN-based model that leverages Spotify features and spectrogram data to accurately predict music track popularity, achieving a 97% F1 score across diverse genres and demographics.
Contribution
It introduces a novel CNN approach utilizing Spotify data and spectrogram analysis for music popularity prediction, demonstrating high accuracy and adaptability.
Findings
Achieved 97% F1 score in popularity prediction
Effective across various genres and demographics
Provides industry-relevant predictive insights
Abstract
In the digital streaming landscape, it's becoming increasingly challenging for artists and industry experts to predict the success of music tracks. This study introduces a pioneering methodology that uses Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Spotify data analysis to forecast the popularity of music tracks. Our approach takes advantage of Spotify's wide range of features, including acoustic attributes based on the spectrogram of audio waveform, metadata, and user engagement metrics, to capture the complex patterns and relationships that influence a track's popularity. Using a large dataset covering various genres and demographics, our CNN-based model shows impressive effectiveness in predicting the popularity of music tracks. Additionally, we've conducted extensive experiments to assess the strength and adaptability of our model across different musical styles and time periods, with…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMusic and Audio Processing · Digital Marketing and Social Media · Recommender Systems and Techniques
