Anyma by the Numbers: A 981 Credit Score and a Reach That Holds Up Everywhere

Some DJs can be summed up with one number. Anyma needs the whole set. What stands out is not any single figure but how steadily they all agree.

Anyma is listed under the United States and works in Melodic House & Techno, part of the melodic family of electronic music. That corner of the dance floor runs on atmosphere: long arcs, emotional harmony and tension that resolves slowly. It is a sound that asks listeners to commit, and Anyma's profile suggests a lot of them have.

On DJ Radar, Anyma holds a credit score of 981, backed by 52,796 votes. The two figures do different jobs. The score is the headline and the vote count holds it up. A high score from only a few votes can just mean a small group of passionate fans. A score of 981 from 52,796 votes is the judgment of a crowd.

That base matters. It means Anyma's standing reflects a broad voting audience, not a small one.

The biggest number in Anyma's profile comes from Spotify: 6,729,482 monthly listeners. Next to 1,047,742 Spotify followers, it tells a familiar story with a useful lesson in it.

Monthly listeners count who pressed play in the past month. Followers count who chose to come back. Anyma's monthly listeners outnumber followers by more than six to one, so the music is reaching well beyond the people who have formally signed up.

That gap is not a weakness. More than a million followers is a committed base by any measure. The monthly figure simply shows how far past that base the music travels.

Social stats are where many profiles go lopsided, with one inflated platform and the rest flat. Anyma's are notably even.

Instagram leads with 4,023,165 followers. TikTok follows with 2,500,000, and YouTube adds 1,180,000 subscribers. Each platform rewards a different habit: the curated image, the short clip, the longer watch. Anyma has a seven-figure audience on all three.

That balance says more than any one total. It points to an audience that follows the artist across formats, not a spike from a single moment on a single app.

The smallest numbers come from platforms built for dedicated listeners. Last.fm shows 394,957 listeners, and Resident Advisor counts 40,480 followers.

These measure something different from the mainstream platforms. Last.fm tracks what people actually play over time. RA is where club-goers keep up with artists and events. On platforms like these, the useful question is whether the artist has a real presence, not how big the total is, and Anyma clearly has one. These figures measure depth, not breadth.

Taken together, the profile holds together. A credit score of 981 rests on 52,796 votes. Streaming reach runs from a million-plus Spotify followers out to more than six million monthly listeners. Seven-figure audiences sit on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube alike. And the specialist platforms show listeners who stick around.

Anyma's case doesn't rest on any one stat. Its strength is that every number points the same way.