Since “Poor Little Fool” by Ricky Nelson was introduced to Billboard fans as the first number-one song on August 4, 1958, the Billboard Hot 100 has seen 1,185 different number-one entries as of the week ending November 23, 2024. Today, it remains the leading singles chart across all music genres. This chart is updated weekly and ranks songs based on their performance in terms of sales (both physical and digital), online streaming, and radio play in the United States.
To keep up with current popular songs, you can turn to the Billboard Hot 100. For the complete list of the latest Billboard Hot 100 chart, visit the Billboard Website (billboard.com/charts/hot-100). If you wish to listen to these top 100 songs, you can access the “Billboard Hot 100” playlist on Spotify.
Free Spotify users can stream these songs, but if you want to download the playlist for offline listening through the Spotify app, you will need a premium account. Not a Spotify premium user? Don’t worry, we’ll introduce a third-party software tool that bypasses DRM and enables you to convert the Billboard Hot 100 songs from Spotify to MP3 on your local computer, even with a free account.
Free Spotify users can only download podcasts using the Spotify app, while Premium members are limited to downloading albums and playlists. To download an individual song, you need to add it to a playlist and then download the entire playlist. Additionally, downloaded content from Spotify is accessible only through the Spotify app, and reinstalling the app may result in the loss of your downloads.
But you can still download Billboard Hot 100 or single track with a free Spotify account, the practical solution is to use Pazu Spotify Converter, a specialized Spotify music downloader. This tool caters to both Spotify Free and Premium users to download all Spotify songs, playlists, albums, or podcasts for offline enjoyment. It can extract Spotify music and convert it into various formats like MP3, M4A, AIFF, WAV, FLAC, and AAC. This functionality essentially provides you with Spotify Premium features even within a free account, and you can transfer the downloaded tracks to other MP3-compatible devices for convenience.
Key features of Pazu Spotify Converter:
Now, let’s learn how to use Pazu Spotify Music Converter to download and convert Spotify songs with a free subscription from the following tutorial.
Download, install, and run Pazu Spotify Converter on your Mac or Windows. Log in to your Spotify account with the built-in web player.
Click the gear icon on the top right corner. Here you can select the output format (AUTO[M4A], MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, or AIFF), choose output audio quality, customize the output path, organize the output files in various ways, rename output files, and more.
Use the integrated Spotify web player to search the songs, albums, or playlists, you want to download. Click the Add to List button to load all songs in the album or playlist.
Click the Convert button to start downloading the Spotify songs to your local computer.
You can download individual songs or batch-convert the entire playlist.
To download individual songs or specific songs of your choice, simply uncheck the ones you don’t want to download.
Check all the songs in the playlist or album to download them all.
Once the conversion is done, you can find your Spotify songs downloaded as local files by clicking the folder button or directly going to the output folder you customized in the previous step.
Note: The free trial version of Pazu Spotify Converter enables you to convert the first three minutes of each song. You can remove the trial limitation by purchasing the full version.
Download and convert any Spotify songs, albums, playlists to MP3/M4A etc.