The record-breaking box office launch of "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has driven substantial streaming gains for songs featured on its soundtrack, according to Billboard's Trending Up newsletter. The film, the fourth in the Marvel Cinematic Universe series starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, took over $360 million (about £285 million) domestically in its opening weekend, surpassing "Avengers: Endgame" as the biggest US opening weekend on record, and its wide viewership has translated into a notable streaming boost for both classic and contemporary tracks used in the film.

Older songs by artists including Chaka Khan and Brian Eno saw increased streams, with TV on the Radio's "Wolf Like Me" the biggest catalogue beneficiary, up 353% to more than 550,000 US streams over the film's first four days. Among contemporary artists, Steve Lacy's "Oh Yeah?" rose 181% to nearly 2.5 million streams, while Tame Impala's "Loser" surged 838% to over 2.6 million streams in the same period, according to data firm Luminate, with both tracks tipped as possible future entries on the Billboard Hot 100.