Web Desk (MNN); Spotify Wrapped 2025 has arrived, showcasing the artists and songs that defined Pakistan’s listening habits this year. Talha Anjum has once again emerged as the most-streamed Pakistani artist, securing the top spot for the second consecutive year.
Spotify reported a massive 70 per cent increase in Pakistani music consumption this year — remarkable growth for a music landscape once deemed “non-commercial”.
The top 10 lineup includes Umair and Hasan Raheem — who released his second album this year — along with evergreen icons Atif Aslam and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Maanu, Bayaan, Afusic, AliSoomroMusic and Annural Khalid round out the list, representing a new wave shaping Pakistan’s contemporary sound.
The most-streamed Pakistani track of the year is ‘Jhol’ by Maanu and Annural Khalid. Close behind is the heartfelt ‘Pal Pal’ by Afusic and AliSoomroMusic, a breakout hit of 2025. Artists including Hasan Raheem, Umair, Talha Anjum and Rovalio featured prominently across the Top 5 charts.
Bayaan’s album Safar leads the Top Pakistani Albums, while Spotify reports that hip-hop remains the country’s fastest-growing genre with a 35 per cent surge. Defining albums like My Terrible Mind by Talha Anjum x Umair, Rockstar Without a Guitar by Umair, and Open Letter by Talha Anjum x Umair dominated the rankings. At the same time, classics such as Imran Khan’s Unforgettable and Kaavish’s Gunkali continued to resonate with listeners.
Wrapped 2025 also introduced features like Wrapped Party, Listening Archive and Listening Age — transforming user listening habits into fun, shareable insights.
Users who haven’t checked their personalised Wrapped can find it waiting on their Spotify homepage.
