Genre
Type
New

30 Seconds to Mars

100%

Alternative Rock, Post-Hardcore, Progressive Rock

1998–present — Los Angeles, California

New

Billie Eilish

100%

Pop, Indie Pop, Dark Pop, Electropop, Alternative

2015–present — Los Angeles, California

New

Britney Spears

26%

Pop, Dance-pop, Electropop, Teen Pop

1997–2023 — Kentwood, Louisiana

New

Drake

99%

Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B, Pop Rap, Trap

2006–present — Toronto, Ontario, Canada

New

Elton John

99%

Rock, Pop, Glam Rock, Piano Rock, Soft Rock

1967–present — Pinner, Middlesex, England

New

Elvis Presley

0%

Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Pop, Country, Gospel, Blues

1954–1977 — Tupelo, Mississippi

New

Fall Out Boy

100%

Pop Punk, Emo, Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, Punk Rock

2001–present — Wilmette, Illinois

New

Fleetwood Mac

95%

Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Blues Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock

1967–2023 — London, England

New

Frank Sinatra

1%

Traditional Pop, Jazz, Swing, Big Band, Vocal Jazz

1935–1995 — Hoboken, New Jersey

New

Lil Wayne

100%

Hip-Hop, Rap, Southern Hip-Hop, Trap

1991–present — New Orleans, Louisiana

New

Nirvana

97%

Grunge, Alternative Rock, Punk Rock, Hard Rock

1987–1994 — Aberdeen, Washington

New

Rihanna

14%

R&B, Pop, Dance-pop, Reggae, Dance, Electronic

2003–present — Bridgetown, Barbados

New

Slipknot

100%

Heavy Metal, Nu-Metal, Alternative Metal, Groove Metal, Thrash Metal

1995–present — Des Moines, Iowa

Methodology

What we track

For every track on every studio album, we record who wrote the lyrics, who composed the music, who produced it, and who performed on it.

How we score

The authorship score is the percentage of tracks where at least one current or former band member holds a lyricist or composer credit.

The labels

  • 96–100% Complete Artist
  • 81–95% Artist
  • 61–80% Songwriter
  • 41–60% Collaborator
  • 21–40% Co-Performer
  • 0–20% Singer / Performer