In 2019, the Queen of Pop emerged as the MVP, placing four tracks from her new album Madame X on the year-end tally. Tying for second place with two tracks each are queer country sensation Orville Peck and the incomparable Ariana Grande. But who among them stood out and claimed the No. 1 song of the year?

Canadian psychedelic rockers Black Mountain leap-frog to the summit with “Boogie Lover.” Lewis Capaldi spends a second week in the runner-up spot with “Someone You Loved.” Orville Peck debuts 2 new songs on the countdown: “Roses Are Falling” and “Big Sky” are back-to-back at Nos. 16 & 17.

Lana Del Rey spends a third frame on top with “Doin’ Time” as Lewis Capaldi jumps 5-2 with “Someone You Loved.” Elsewhere, Black Mountain crash into the Top 10 with “Boogie Lover” (up 15-6) while New Edition debut in the bottom two rungs with songs from “All For Love” and their self-titled LP.

Lana Del Rey notches a second week on top with “Doin’ Time.” The 1975 push forward with “People” (up 4-2). Six songs debut or re-enter this week, led by Black Mountain’s “Boogie Lover” at No. 15.

Lana Del Rey scores her fifth chart topper on the countdown as “Doin’ Time” (up 2-1). She last led in November 2015 when “Salvatore” ruled the roost for a week. Orville Peck’s “Hope To Die” slides down to No. 2 as his “Turn To Hate” holds steady at No. 3 for a third week. Elsewhere, Lewis Capaldi makes a splashy move into the Top 5 with “Someone You Loved” (up 21-5).