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Monolord Announce First North American Tour Since 2022

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Monolord Announce First North American Tour Since 2022

Monolord is set to return to the United States next June for their first North American tour since 2022, trekking across the Western states for a highly anticipated run of performances. The news arrives just as the trio—Thomas Jäger on guitar and vocals, Esben Willems on drums, and Mika Häkki on bass—wraps up work on their highly anticipated fifth album. The band collectively shared: “The new album is a wrap! Recording with Sylvia Massy has been a fantastic experience and we can’t wait to bring these new songs on the road.” This tour promises to be an essential experience for fans, with Mizmor supporting the band on all dates.

The June tour will include major stops at The Regent Theater in Los Angeles and the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, showcasing the band’s renowned heavy doom sound. The run covers a vast swath of the country, hitting cities from San Diego up to Seattle before cutting back east to Denver and Salt Lake City. Tickets for the tour go on sale this Friday, December 5, at 10 a.m. local time.

Monolord U.S. Tour Dates

  • June 11 San Diego, CA Casbah
  • June 12 Santa Cruz, CA The Catalyst
  • June 13 San Francisco, CA Great American Music Hall
  • June 14 Sacramento, CA Harlow’s
  • June 16 Eugene, OR John Henry’s
  • June 17 Portland, OR Nova PDX
  • June 18 Seattle, WA Substation
  • June 19 Bellingham, WA Structures Brewing
  • June 20 Tacoma, WA Airport Tavern Music Hall
  • June 23 Denver, CO Marquis Theater
  • June 24 Salt Lake City, UT Urban Lounge
  • June 25 Las Vegas, NV Swan Dive
  • June 26 Pioneertown, CA Pappy & Harriet’s
  • June 27 Los Angeles, CA The Regent Theater

cootie catcher Announces New Album ‘Something We All Got’ And Single “Straight Drop”

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cootie catcher Announces New Album ‘Something We All Got’ And Single “Straight Drop”

Toronto outfit cootie catcher announced their new album, ‘Something We All Got’, scheduled for release on February 27, 2026, via Carpark Records. They simultaneously debuted the urgent, jangly lead single “Straight Drop,” accompanied by a playful video directed by Shmutz. Vocalist/bassist Anita Fowl explained that the track emerged from the frustration of vulnerability, noting: “I can fully have a cry in front of strangers while taking the bus but then clam up when I’m in front of people I’m close with. That generally parallels my experience performing live.” This band hypercharges the open-hearted tenderness of twee pop with spiraling synths and giddy electronics, exuding both chaotic energy and gentle feelings. ‘Something We All Got’ is the most vibrant reading of their unique vision yet, featuring unguarded songs of sweetness and nervousness.

The album marks cootie catcher’s first official studio recording, though it retains the band’s sharp edges through time-honored lo-fi methods and personally-sourced samples. The three songwriters—Chavez, Fowl, and Jakupovski—share overlapping concerns, navigating the lines of romantic and platonic relationships, city social scenes, and the zoomed-out challenges of living through late-stage capitalism. The sound is explosive and upbeat, driven by euphoric guitars, bubbly synth lines, and speedy drums constantly colliding. This palpable tension between exhilarating sonics and raw, often uneasy sentiments is integral to their uniqueness, as cootie catcher fearlessly runs full-speed toward every excitement.

Track Listing for ‘Something We All Got’

  1. “Loiter For The Love of It”
  2. “Lyfestyle”
  3. “Straight Drop”
  4. “From Here to Halifax”
  5. “No Biggie”
  6. “Rhymes With Rest”
  7. “Quarter Note Rock”
  8. “Take Me For Granted”
  9. “Wrong Choice”
  10. “Gingham Dress”
  11. “Puzzle Pop”
  12. “Stick Figure”
  13. “Going Places”
  14. “Pirouette”

Sophia James Releases “So Unfair” Music Video After Viral TikTok Success

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Sophia James Releases “So Unfair” Music Video After Viral TikTok Success

Singer/songwriter Sophia James concludes her unbelievable year with the official music video for her single “So Unfair.” The track went viral last month as part of her TikTok science experiment that created the famous “Group 7,” a phenomenon covered by major outlets including Good Morning America and The New York Times. Video 7 of her experiment exceeded all expectations, racking up 85 million views and over nine million likes, creating a cultural firestorm.

James now reinforces her position as a compelling emerging voice in pop with the new video, having amassed nearly 35 million streams and co-signs from Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish, and FINNEAS. She is gearing up for her next release: a powerpop-influenced album produced by GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum producer Alex Bilowitz, showcasing her unique blend of indie pop, folk, jazz, and rock.

Comedian Nimesh Patel Announces ‘With All Due Disrespect’ North American Tour

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Comedian Nimesh Patel Announces ‘With All Due Disrespect’ North American Tour

Comedian and television writer, Nimesh Patel announced his 2026 North American ‘With All Due Disrespect’ Tour. Produced by Live Nation, the 7-city tour kicks off on Saturday, January 24 at The Wiltern in Los Angeles making stops across North America in Atlanta, San Francisco, Toronto and more before wrapping up in New York at The Beacon Theatre on Friday, May 1.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with Artist presale beginning Wednesday, December 3. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general onsale beginning Friday, December 5 at 11am local time at LiveNation.com.

WITH ALL DUE DISRESPECT 2026 TOUR DATES:

Sat Jan 24 – Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern

Thu Feb 20 – Seattle, WA – Moore Theatre

Thu Mar 12 – Atlanta, GA – Buckhead Theatre

Sat Mar 28 – Philadelphia, PA – Miller Theater

Sat Apr 04 – San Francisco, CA – Palace of Fine Arts

Thu Apr 30 – Toronto, ON – Meridian Hall

Fri May 01 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre

Nick & June Debut Final Single Ahead of New Album ‘New Year’s Face’

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Nick & June Debut Final Single Ahead of New Album ‘New Year’s Face’

Berlin-based duo Nick & June, featuring Nick Wolf and Suzie-Lou Kraft, debuted their final single, “You Are the Voice That’s Hunting My Soul For a Show,” ahead of their new album, ‘New Year’s Face,’ releasing this Friday. The track, which explores the internal battle between light and dark, was praised by Under the Radar for how it “ebbs and flows beautifully.” Kraft explains the song and the album’s core theme is about accepting the contradictions within ourselves, embracing both the “bright and the dark.”

The new LP, produced by Grammy-winner Peter Katis, is the result of an intimate experiment where the duo, who were ex-romantic partners, rebooted their collaboration in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The ten songs shaped by Wolf and Kraft are both fragile and resilient, exploring the bittersweet beauty of parting and renewal. The album features contributions from The Antlers’ Peter Silberman, majestic brass arrangements by members of The National, and spellbinding strings by Oscar-nominated maestro Owen Pallett.

Forest Critters Find an iPhone 17 Pro and Sing a Holiday Carol of Friendship

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Forest Critters Find an iPhone 17 Pro and Sing a Holiday Carol of Friendship

Adorable forest critters, including some who were sworn enemies, peacefully gathered together to sing a heartwarming holiday carol of friendship on an iPhone 17 Pro they found on the ground. This charming, handcrafted film created by Apple, titled “A Critter Carol” and shot entirely on the iPhone 17 Pro, showcases a ragtag group of woodland puppets using the lost phone to record a musical surprise for its human owner. The core message of the short film is a simple, beautiful reminder that friendship is a gift.

20 Modern Albums That Could Win Over a Gen X Dad Who Thinks the Best Music Already Happened

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20 Modern Albums That Could Win Over a Gen X Dad Who Thinks the Best Music Already Happened

Every family has one: the Gen X dad who insists music peaked the moment Kurt Cobain stepped onstage, Stevie Nicks twirled in chiffon, or The Doors opened… well, theirs. He’s not wrong about how great that era was. But he might be missing out on some killer albums that carry the same spark, grit, heart, and craftsmanship he grew up loving. Here are 20 albums you can play for him.

‘Lost in the Dream’ – The War on Drugs (2014)
A warm, guitar-drenched, Springsteen-adjacent ride through nostalgia and open highways.

‘Sound & Fury’ – Sturgill Simpson (2019)
Southern rock, psychedelia, and grit with an animated film to match its swagger.

‘A Black Mile to the Surface’ – Manchester Orchestra (2017)
Cinematic modern rock with the emotional heft of ’90s alt classics.

‘Boarding House Reach’ – Jack White (2018)
A wild, experimental, blues-soaked detour that still delivers the raw guitar grit Gen X rock fans love.

‘Blue Rev’ – Alvvays (2022)
Dreamy guitars and big hooks — like The Cranberries updated for a new era.

‘Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You’ – Big Thief (2022)
Organic, rootsy, poetic — the kind of record that feels instantly timeless.

‘Patience’ – Mannequin Pussy (2019)
Sharp, fiery rock energy that echoes the urgency of ’90s punk and alt.

‘Lush’ – Snail Mail (2018)
Earnest, guitar-driven indie with the spirit of Liz Phair and ’90s DIY charm.

‘I’m In Your Mind Fuzz’ – King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard (2014)
A blast of psychedelic fuzz-rock perfect for classic-rock obsessives.

‘Engine of Hell’ – Emma Ruth Rundle (2021)
A sparse, emotional knockout — raw enough to stop a room cold.

‘Gentle Grip’ – Public Practice (2020)
Post-punk grooves with a Talking Heads pulse and vintage swagger.

‘Good Woman’ – The Staves (2021)
Rich harmonies and emotional storytelling — a modern folk-rock gem.

‘Manning Fireworks’ – MJ Lenderman (2022)
Gritty, loose, guitar-led rock with flashes of Wilco and Dinosaur Jr.

‘Everyone’s Crushed’ – Water From Your Eyes (2023)
Angular, weird, and surprisingly catchy — alt-rock experimentation done right.

‘New Long Leg’ – Dry Cleaning (2021)
Deadpan spoken delivery over wiry guitars — Sonic Youth by way of modern London.

‘Rabbit, Rabbit’ – Speedy Ortiz (2023)
Knotty alt-rock riffs with a fierce, intelligent edge.

‘Flock’ – Jane Weaver (2021)
A lush swirl of psychedelia, glam, and cosmic pop.

‘Foul Form’ – Thee Oh Sees (2012)
Chaotic, loud, and electrifying — tailor-made for rock traditionalists.

‘Night Palace’ – Mount Eerie (2022)
Quiet, atmospheric, and deeply felt — music that rewards patience and stillness.

‘Jubilee’ – Japanese Breakfast (2021)
Bright, uplifting indie pop with rich production and emotional depth.


20 Songs About Trees to Celebrate the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting

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20 Songs About Trees to Celebrate the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting

The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is glowing over Midtown, towering above skaters, tourists, and anyone clutching a hot chocolate for warmth. To celebrate the most iconic tree on Earth, here’s a playlist dedicated entirely to songs about trees — literal trees, metaphorical trees, sad trees, happy trees, indie trees, classic-rock trees. If it has branches, bark, or emotional symbolism, it made the cut.

“A Day in the Life of a Tree” – The Beach Boys
A tender, unexpectedly emotional ballad sung from the point of view of a weary tree. Perfectly on-theme.

“A Forest” – The Cure
Foggy, hypnotic, and perfect for anyone who prefers their holiday soundtrack slightly haunted.

“A Thousand Trees” – Stereophonics
A Brit-rock staple with grit, melody, and enough intensity to shake the needles off any Christmas tree.

“A Tree Too Weak to Stand” – Gordon Lightfoot
Folk warmth with a melancholy edge, proving even trees have rough days.

“Feed the Tree” – Belly
A ’90s alt-rock gem with jangly guitars and cryptic imagery. The Rockefeller spruce would approve.

“Fake Plastic Trees” – Radiohead
Emotion, atmosphere, and existential dread — ideal if the holiday crowds are stressing you out.

“Hickory Wind” – The Byrds
A breezy country-folk drift through memory, longing, and wide-open spaces.

“If a Tree Falls” – Bruce Cockburn
A sharp, urgent environmental anthem — a reminder of the bigger forest beyond Rockefeller Plaza.

“In My Tree” – Pearl Jam
Trippy, rhythmic, and spiritually elevated — the vibe you get when staring up at 80 feet of Christmas lights.

“King of Trees” – Cat Stevens
A soft, philosophical tune that feels like a walk through a quiet winter woodland.

“Old Pine” – Ben Howard
Gentle acoustic waves, soft nostalgia, and earthy warmth — holiday calm in song form.

“Shadows and Tall Trees” – U2
Atmospheric and brooding, perfect for late-night post-lighting reflections.

“Tall, Tall Trees” – Alan Jackson
A lively, country-fun tune that brings dancing energy to your tree playlist.

“The Dreaming Tree” – Dave Matthews Band
A sprawling, poetic track that feels like stepping into an enchanted forest.

“The Hanging Tree” – James Newton Howard
Haunting, cinematic, and instantly transportive — ideal if you want your tree lighting to feel epic.

“The Memory of Trees” – Enya
Ethereal as snowfall. A perfect soundtrack for the moment the lights turn on.

“The Thorn Tree in the Garden” – Derek and the Dominos
A quiet, heartfelt closer to one of rock’s greatest albums, filled with acoustic tenderness.

“Tree by the River” – Iron & Wine
A warm, flowing folk song that pairs beautifully with twinkling lights.

“Treefingers” – Radiohead
Ambient, weightless, and dreamy — imagine floating above the tree, not just looking at it.

“Weeping Willow” – The Verve
Moody, melodic Brit-rock for a winter night stroll past the ice rink.

Spoify Wrapper 2025 Is Here! How To Find Yours

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Spoify Wrapper 2025 Is Here! How To Find Yours

Spotify Wrapped is presented as the platform’s annual thank you to its global community of users, artists, creators, and authors. Each year, Wrapped celebrates the music, podcasts, and audiobooks that served as the world’s soundtrack.

This annual moment includes an interactive experience that reflects a user’s personalized music journey throughout the year. Alongside this experience, Spotify provides editorial and personalized playlists as well as global top lists that celebrate how hundreds of millions of fans worldwide listened throughout the year.

Accessing and Understanding Wrapped

Finding Wrapped Users can locate their Wrapped experience exclusively on the Spotify mobile app (iOS and Android). They should tap Home, then select the Wrapped filter at the top to open the Wrapped feed (scrolling sideways may be required). Users must be on the latest version of the Spotify app to see all features.

Wrapped Eligibility Wrapped and some of its features may not be available to all users, as they are subject to specific eligibility criteria. The 2025 Wrapped personalized experience covers content streamed from January 1st up until a few weeks before the launch on December 3rd, 2025.

Total Play Time Calculation The total play time calculation encompasses music, podcasts, and audiobooks streamed during the covered period. Offline listening counts towards top songs and total minutes listened, but Private Session listening only counts toward the total minutes listened.

Wrapped for Managed Accounts Spotify is now introducing Wrapped for managed accounts, which features a limited selection of music-related stories. These managed accounts will exclude video content and social features like ‘Wrapped Party.’

Sharing Features Users can share their Wrapped stories directly to their favorite social media apps, or copy the link to paste elsewhere. Images can also be downloaded under the share options. The personalized ‘Your Top Songs 2025’ playlist, which is sorted from most to least frequently played songs and displays the number of times each track was streamed, can also be shared from the app by selecting Share from the options menu.

Wrapped Party ‘Wrapped Party’ is a new live shared experience that allows 2 to 10 users to compare their 2025 listening data. To host a party, a user selects Start party from the Wrapped hub, picks a profile picture and name, and shares the unique invite link or party code. To join, a user taps the invite link or enters the party code, selects Join party, and waits for the host to begin the live competition.

Playlist Availability Personalized Wrapped playlists should always be available on the homepage of the Spotify app under Made for You > Uniquely Yours, or by searching for ‘Wrapped’. If another user shares their playlist, a user can select FOLLOW to add it to their Library.

Spotify Wrapped 2025 Reveals Global Top Artist Bad Bunny and Top Song “Die With A Smile”

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Spotify Wrapped 2025 Reveals Global Top Artist Bad Bunny and Top Song “Die With A Smile”

The 2025 Spotify Wrapped is here, highlighting a year where fandom rose to unprecedented heights across music, podcasts, and audiobooks. Globally, Bad Bunny dethroned Taylor Swift, becoming the Global Top Artist for an incredible fourth time with more than 19.8 billion streams. His album, ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’, also claimed the Global Top Album spot. The biggest song in the world was the collaboration smash hit “Die With A Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars, which racked up over 1.7 billion streams in 2025 alone.

In Canada, Drake once again secured the top spot as the most streamed artist in the country, followed by Taylor Swift and Morgan Wallen. Drake and The Weeknd also dominated the worldwide stage, taking the third and fourth spots, respectively, on the Global Top Artists list. The top song in Canada was “Ordinary” by Alex Warren, while Morgan Wallen’s ‘I’m The Problem’ was the most streamed album. Quebec saw a significant 20% increase in Francophone music consumption, with Charlotte Cardin’s “Feel Good” and Les Cowboys Fringants’ “L’Amérique pleure” leading the local charts.

Beyond music, The Joe Rogan Experience claimed the title of the Global Top Podcast for the sixth year in a row. In the Audiobooks Premium category, Rebecca Yarros’s ‘Fourth Wing’ was the most listened-to title both in Canada and globally, showcasing the enduring power of fantasy. This year’s personalized experience has expanded dramatically, introducing Fan Leaderboards, Clubs based on listening style, and new features like Top Albums and Top Audiobook Genre, ensuring every user can dig deeper into the stories that defined their year.

TOP LISTS

This year they saw fandom rise like never before across music, podcasts and audiobooks. This was truly a year for fans. Here’s how Canadians listened:

MUSIC (CANADA)

  • Top Artists in Canada
    • This year, Drake topped the list as the most streamed artist in Canada, followed by Taylor Swift (#2), Morgan Wallen (#3), The Weeknd (#4) and Kendrick Lamar (#5). See the bottom of this email for the full Top 10 List.
    • Top Canadian Artists Globally: Toronto’s very own The Weeknd and Drake also took the #3 and #4 spots as the most streamed artists globally. See the bottom of this email for the full Top 10 List.

“APT.” by ROSÉ and Bruno Mars became the third top song in Canada. 

A BIG YEAR FOR QUEBEC

  • 2025 has been a major year for Francophone music on Spotify. In fact, we saw a 20% increase of French-Canadian music consumption in Quebec from the previous year, taking the year as a whole, and an 11% increase across Canada. This is represented across some of the amazing Franco-Quebecois music being played in its home province, including:

MUSIC (GLOBAL)

Top Music (Global)

  • Global Top Artist: With more than 19.8 billion streams globally in 2025,Bad Bunny is Spotify’s 2025 Global Top Artist for the fourth time after holding the title in 2020, 2021 and 2022. 
  • Spotify is celebrating Bunny’s milestone by giving fans multiple ways to engage, including a Global Film Launch, Fan Experiences, On-Platform Easter Egg and more. See all details here.  

AUDIOBOOKS IN PREMIUM

PODCASTS

For even more on the most-streamed music, podcasts and audiobooks of 2025, head to Spotify’s For the Record blog. 

PERSONALIZED USER EXPERIENCE

Eligible users can now access their personalized 2025 Wrapped Experience exclusively in the Spotify mobile app (iOS and Android). Please make sure your Spotify app is updated to the latest version to access. Users can easily access their personalized user experience in the Wrapped feed on Home. 

With 2025 Wrapped, we’ve refreshed some of the classics you love while adding nearly a dozen new and updated ways to connect and dig deeper into the stories and moments that defined your year. This year, you can experience your Wrapped, your way – with the ability to control the speed of your experience and revisit specific moments without starting from the beginning.  

  • Refreshed Classics: 
    • Top Genres: This fan favorite is back to show you the genres that shaped your sound this year.
    • Top Song Quiz: Guess which track soundtracked your year in this interactive quiz.
    • Top Artist Sprint: Watch the sprint for your No. 1 spot. This story visualizes how your top five artists shifted in your personal rankings month by month.
    • Top Songs and accompanying playlist: See your top five songs of the year and get your personalized Your Top Songs 2025 playlist, which now shows how many times you streamed each of your top 100 tracks this year.
  • What’s New: 
    • Listening Age: This story compares your musical tastes to others’ in your age group, looking at the release years of the tracks you listen to most.
    • Top Albums: For the first time, we’re spotlighting the albums you returned to again and again.
    • Top Audiobook Genre: This story highlights your top audiobook genre and the book you listened to most from that genre.
    • Your Author Clip: This year, we’re also including messages from authors, so you may hear from the writer behind your favorite audiobook. Clips include authors like Dan Brown, James Patterson, Abby Jimenez, and more.
    • Your Podcaster Clip: You may also hear from one of your favorite podcast creators, now appearing directly in your Wrapped experience. Clips include hosts from shows like The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett, The Mel Robbins Podcast, and Good Hang with Amy Poehler.
    • Fan Leaderboard: Think you’re one of your top artist’s biggest fans? This year, you might see where you rank among their listeners worldwide, based on your total minutes listened.
    • Clubs: This story celebrates the streaming habits that defined your year. You’ll be sorted into one of six Clubs – each representing a unique listening style – and see the role you play within that community.
    • Listening Archive: Finally, get personalized snapshots of your most memorable streaming days. Powered by AI, this feature delivers up to five unique reports based on your daily listening. Available in English in select markets.
    • Wrapped Party: For the first time ever, we’re introducing Wrapped Party – a new interactive feature that turns your listening data into a live competition you can play with friends. It’s the latest way to level up Wrapped, making it more exciting and fun than ever. ​​To join Wrapped Party, visit the Wrapped Hub on the platform, search for ‘Wrapped Party’ in Spotify, or access it at the end of your personalized experience.

2025 SPOTIFY WRAPPED CANADA TOP LISTS

Canada’s Top Artists of 2025

  1. Drake
  2. Taylor Swift
  3. Morgan Wallen
  4. The Weeknd
  5. Kendrick Lamar
  6. Zach Bryan
  7. Tate McRae
  8. Travis Scott
  9. SZA
  10. Kanye West

Canada’s Top Songs of 2025

  1. “Ordinary” by Alex Warren
  2. “Die With A Smile” by Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars
  3. “APT.” by ROSÉ, Bruno Mars
  4. “Beautiful Things” by Benson Boone
  5. “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” by Shaboozey
  6. “Haegeum” by Agust D
  7. “Golden” by HUNTR/X, REY NUNA, EJAE, KPop Demon Hunters Cast, REI AMI
  8. “luther (with sza)” by Kendrick Lamar, SZA
  9. “That’s So True” by Gracie Abrams
  10. “Pink Pony Club” by Chappell Roan

Canada’s Top Albums of 2025

  1. “I’m The Problem” by Morgan Wallen
  2. “KPop Demon Hunters” by KPop Demon Hunters Cast
  3. “SOS Deluxe: LANA” by SZA
  4. “So Close To What” by Tate McRae
  5. “You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)” by Alex Warren
  6. “Short n’ Sweet” by Sabrina Carpenter
  7. “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U” by PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake
  8. “One Thing At A Time” by Morgan Wallen
  9. “Stick Season” by Noah Kahan
  10. “The Life of a Showgirl” by Taylor Swift

Canada’s Top Podcasts of 2025

  1. The Joe Rogan Experience
  2. The Mel Robbins Podcast
  3. The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
  4. Call Her Daddy
  5. This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
  6. Huberman Lab
  7. Good Hang with Amy Poehler
  8. Modern Wisdom
  9. On Purpose with Jay Shetty
  10. Crime Junkie

Canada’s Top Audiobooks in Premium of 2025

  1. “Fourth Wing” by Rebecca Yarros
  2. “A Court of Thorns and Roses” by Sarah J. Maas
  3. “The Fellowship of the Ring” by J.R.R. Tolkien
  4. “Iron Flame” by Rebecca Yarros
  5. “Lights Out” by Navessa Allen
  6. “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas
  7. “Quicksilver” by Callie Hart
  8. “The House of My Mother” by Shari Franke
  9. “The Housemaid” by Freida McFadden
  10. “A Court of Wings and Ruin” by Sarah J. Maas

Quebec’s Top Franco-Quebecois Songs of 2025

  1. “Feel Good” by Charlotte Cardin
  2. “L’Amérique pleure” by Les Cowboys Fringants
  3. “Je te laisserai des mots” by Patrick Watson
  4. “Les étoiles filantes” by Les Cowboys Fringants
  5. “Le stade” by Fredz
  6. “Sur mon épaule” by Les Cowboys Fringants
  7. “Copilote” by FouKi, Jay Scøtt
  8. “Ça va” by Émile Bilodeau
  9. “Toune d’automne” by Les Cowboys Fringants
  10. “Woodstock” by Jay Scøtt

Quebec’s Top Franco-Quebecois Artists of 2025

  1. Les Cowboys Fringants
  2. Souldia
  3. Jay Scøtt
  4. Enima
  5. Fredz
  6. Les Trois Accords
  7. Québec Redneck Bluegrass Project
  8. Lost
  9. Charlotte Cardin
  10. FouKi

2025 SPOTIFY WRAPPED GLOBAL TOP LISTS

Global Top Artists of 2025:

  1. Bad Bunny
  2. Taylor Swift
  3. The Weeknd
  4. Drake
  5. Billie Eilish
  6. Kendrick Lamar
  7. Bruno Mars
  8. Ariana Grande
  9. Arijit Singh
  10. Fuerza Regida

Global Top Songs of 2025:

  1. “Die With A Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars
  2. “BIRDS OF A FEATHER” by Billie Eilish
  3. “APT.” by ROSÉ and Bruno Mars
  4. “Ordinary” by Alex Warren
  5. “DtMF” by Bad Bunny
  6. “back to friends” by sombr
  7. “Golden” by HUNTR/X, EJAE, AUDREY NUNA, REI AMI, KPop Demon Hunters Cast
  8. “luther (with sza)” by Kendrick Lamar
  9. “That’s So True” by Gracie Abrams
  10. “WILDFLOWER” by Billie Eilish

Global Top Albums of 2025:

  1. DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS by Bad Bunny
  2. KPop Demon Hunters by KPop Demon Hunters Cast, HUNTR/X, Saja Boys
  3. HIT ME HARD AND SOFT by Billie Eilish
  4. SOS Deluxe: LANA by SZA
  5. Short n’ Sweet by Sabrina Carpenter
  6. MAYHEM by Lady Gaga
  7. You’ll Be Alright, Kid by Alex Warren
  8. I’m The Problem by Morgan Wallen
  9. GNX by Kendrick Lamar
  10. Un Verano Sin Ti by Bad Bunny

Global Top Podcasts of 2025:

  1. The Joe Rogan Experience
  2. The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
  3. The Mel Robbins Podcast
  4. Call Her Daddy
  5. This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
  6. Huberman Lab
  7. Crime Junkie
  8. Modern Wisdom
  9. On Purpose with Jay Shetty
  10. The Tucker Carlson Show

Global Top Audiobooks in Premium of 2025:

  1. Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
  2. Lights Out: An Into Darkness Novel by Navessa Allen
  3. Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros
  4. A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
  5. A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas
  6. The House of My Mother: A Daughter’s Quest for Freedom by Shari Franke
  7. The Wedding People: A Novel by Alison Espach
  8. A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas
  9. Quicksilver: The Fae & Alchemy Series, Book 1 by Callie Hart
  10. Great Big Beautiful Life: Reese’s Book Club by Emily Henry

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