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Deftones’ ‘I Will Find You’ Synch Is No. 1 on Top TV Songs Chart
Deftones’ “Change (In the House of Flies)” topped Billboard’s June 2026 Top TV Songs chart after featuring in Netflix miniseries I Will Find You. The ranking reflects how television placements can revive interest in established songs through streaming, downloads and audience engagement.
The chart is based on Tunefind show and song data combined with Luminate sales and streaming figures.
– No. 1: “Change (In the House of Flies)” — Deftones, I Will Find You – No. 2: “Island in the Sun” — Weezer, Every Year After – No. 3: “New Headstone” — Reggie, The Chi – No. 4: “Drivin’ My Life Away” — Eddie Rabbitt, Dutton Ranch – No. 5: “Let Me Go” — Daniel Caesar, The Chi – No. 6: “Ocean Eyes” — Billie Eilish, Every Year After – No. 7: “Undressed” — sombr, Every Year After – No. 8: “Wildflower” — Billie Eilish, Every Year After – No. 9: “I Do” — Leon Thomas, The Chi – No. 10: “Cool for the Summer” — Demi Lovato, Every Year After
In short
- Deftones’ “Change” led June’s Top TV Songs chart.
- The song featured in Netflix’s I Will Find You.
- Every Year After supplied five of the top 10.
Explained simply
A music “sync” is a song’s use in a television programme, where it can introduce a scene, shape its mood or connect with a character. A placement can bring an older track to the attention of new listeners and prompt people to stream or download it.
Deftones are an American rock band, and “Change (In the House of Flies)” is an established song from their 2000 album White Pony. The chart ranks songs linked to TV programmes using Tunefind data about shows and songs alongside Luminate figures for sales and streaming, so it reflects audience activity as well as where music appears.
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