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The genius of Avicii<\/a> is echoing louder than ever in 2025 as his timeless catalog has surged back into the charts following the release of Netflix’s documentary Avicii – I\u2019m Tim<\/a>.<\/em>\u00a0<\/p>\n As if drawn by the emotional pull of his story, fans worldwide have reignited their love for Avicii\u2019s music, bringing five of his hits into the top 10 of Billboard<\/em>‘s Dance Digital Song Sales chart: “Without You,” “Hey Brother,” “Levels,” “Wake Me Up” and “The Nights.”<\/p>\n The late artist, whose real name was Tim Bergling, now posthumously holds half of the chart’s top spots.<\/p>\n Several of Avicii’s singles have seen explosive resurgences following the release of\u00a0Avicii – I\u2019m Tim<\/em>. The poignant film chronicles Bergling’s rise, struggles with mental health and the personal sacrifices behind his trailblazing career. It released in tandem with\u00a0Avicii \u2013 My Last Show<\/em>, which revisits the night he DJed at Ibiza’s iconic Ushua\u00efa club for what would be his final performance.<\/p>\n Streaming platforms have also seen a meteoric rise in Avicii\u2019s music consumption since the documentary\u2019s release. His global streaming numbers surged by a staggering 63.9%, with hits like “Wake Me Up,” “Hey Brother” and “The Nights” experiencing the most significant growth, according to Billboard<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n Remarkably, Avicii currently reaches over 41 million monthly listeners on Spotify, making him the platform’s 83rd most-streamed artist at the time of this writing.<\/p>\n