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Spotify 2025 Wrapped reveals Talha Anjum as Pakistan’s Top Artist

Spotify users can now access their 2025 Wrapped exclusively on the mobile app, available for iOS and Android

Umair Abbas

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Spotify 2025 Wrapped reveals Talha Anjum as Pakistan’s Top Artist

Spotify users can now access their 2025 Wrapped exclusively on the mobile app, available for iOS and Android

Spotify revealed its 2025 Wrapped, showcasing the songs, albums, and artists that defined the year in Pakistan.

Rapper and lyricist Talha Anjum held on to the title of Top Pakistani Artist for the second year in a row, reflecting a strong 70 percent in original music streaming during 2025.

Rising stars like Umair and Hasan Raheem also drew attention, while legendary singers Atif Aslam and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan remained favorites on listeners’ playlists.

Other artists, including Maanu, Bayaan, Afusic, AliSoomroMusic, and Annural Khalid, highlighted the diverse and thriving music scene across generations.

The leading songs of 2025 illustrated this mix of established and new talent. Jhol by Maanu and Annural Khalid stayed at the top, followed by Pal Pal by Afusic and AliSoomroMusic, and Maand by Bayaan, Hasan, and Rovalio.

Talha Anjum and Umair’s Departure Lane ranked fourth, while Wishes by Hasan, Umair, and Talwiinder completed the top five, showing how younger artists are reshaping local music trends.

Albums also reflected Pakistan's growing interest in new releases. Bayaan’s Safar was most popular, followed by My Terrible Mind, ROCKSTAR WITHOUT A GUITAR, and Open Letter by the duo.

Other notable releases included albums Imran Khan’s Unforgettable, Kaavish’s Gunkali (Original Score), Hasan Dil Kay Parday, Atif Aslam and Sajjad Ali’s Bol (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), Maanu’s thikaana, and Bilal Saeed’s Superstar.

Spotify also introduced features in 2025 Wrapped that allowed users to explore their listening habits in new ways.

Users could access their 2025 Wrapped through the Spotify mobile app, available for iOS and Android, giving everyone a chance to look back at their year in music.