Synonyms and antonyms of The music industry in British Thesaurus

chart (verb)

if a CD charts, it sells enough copies to appear in the charts

the charts (noun)

a list showing the CDs that people have bought the most copies of in the previous week

chart-topping (adjective)

selling the most copies of a CD in a particular week

deejay (noun)

an informal way of writing ‘DJ’ that shows how it sounds

disc jockey (noun)

a DJ

disk jockey ()

an American spelling of disc jockey

DJ (noun)

disc jockey: someone who plays CDs and records in a club etc

DJ (verb)

to work as a DJ

the hit parade (noun)

old-fashioned a list of the most popular songs during a particular week, based on the number of records sold.

residency (noun)

a period during which a musician or DJ works regularly in a particular place or club

the Top Ten (noun)

the ten most popular songs or CDs sold during a particular week