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by Apple Music
Draußen ist es dunkel, nur ein paar Kürbisgesichter flackern von den Fensterbänken. Es raschelt im Laub, Kinder springen hervor, fordern Süßes oder Saures. Und im gemütlich geheizten Wohnzimmer? Steigt die große Halloween-Party. Wir haben die passende Playlist dafür zusammengestellt. Von Hardrock über Pop bis zu Soundtrack-Songs: Alle haben sie eine Grusel-Schlagseite, die auch dir einen Schauer über den Rücken jagen wird!
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by Apple Music
Hexerei und Dämonen spielen nicht nur in uralten Mythen wichtige Rollen, sie sind auch fester Bestandteil der Popkultur. Acts, die gern Angst und Schrecken verbreiten, schwören auf mysteriöse Lyrics, furchteinflößende Samples, düstere Synths oder Gänsehaut bereitende Vocals. Ob Country, Beat, Rock oder Pop: Diese Killer-Hits bescheren dir ein mordsmäßig gutes Halloween!
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by Apple Music Hits
The time is now: Diese Musik ist gerade in aller Munde und in allen Ohren. Von Pop bis Hip-Hop in all seinen Facetten, von Electronic über Wave-Nostalgie und Indie-Vibes bis hin zu Singer-Songwriting – in dieser Playlist findest du die musikalischen Phänomene unserer Zeit. Die Playlist wird regelmäßig neu für dich zusammengestellt, speichere deine persönlichen Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Country
Die Einflüsse auf den klassischen Country-Stil lassen sich vermehrt im aktuellen Musikgeschehen ausmachen: Durch Fusionen mit Folk und Pop, mit modernem R&B oder EDM gewinnt der Nashville-Sound immer wieder frische Facetten. Diese Playlist mit aufstrebenden wie auch etablierten Künstler:innen wird ständig aktualisiert – speichere deine Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Für Kinder
Einmal im Jahr, wenn der Herbst gekommen ist, werden die Straßen zu Geisterbahnen und in den Vorgärten leuchten die orangefarbenen Fratzen der geschnitzten Kürbisse. Spukgestalten, Skelette, Werwölfe und andere originell verkleidete Monster ziehen um die Häuser und wollen Süßigkeiten. Mit den Songs in dieser Playlist erwacht dieser schaurig-schöne Brauch hörbar zu wildem Leben.
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by Apple Music 1980er-Jahre
Einige der größten Popsongs und Rock-Hymnen aller Zeiten stammen aus den Achtzigern. Diese Playlist bringt jene turbulenten Jahre zurück, in denen Dance-Pop, New Wave, Heavy Metal und Glam Rock ihre Blütezeit erlebten. Sie wird regelmäßig neu für dich zusammengestellt – speichere deine persönlichen Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Alternative
Sam Fender wears his conscience like a shield, and his raw voice is a scream of fervent feeling that cuts across violently bruised indie-rock songs. First tipped for stardom by the BBC’s Sound of 2018 list, the North Shields singer has used his platform to release a series of intensely rowdy tunes bolstered by confrontational lyrics—see the biting, tongue-in-cheek satire of “Millennial”. Fender has continued to explore his social conscience ever since, with his outspoken attitude most powerfully exemplified by the provocative despair of “White Privilege” or the boiling, seething passion of “Hypersonic Missiles”.
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by Apple Music Pop
Ein guter Song braucht keine extravagante Produktion, um bestehen zu können. Er klingt auch dann gut, wenn da nur eine Gitarre oder ein Klavier als Begleitung fungiert, vielleicht noch ein bisschen Percussion. Hier hörst du Künstler:innen, die genau das machen. Ihre Songs scheinen in einem gedimmten Licht und zeigen so ganz neue Qualitäten. Diese Playlist wird ständig für dich aktualisiert – speichere deine Favoriten also am besten sofort ab!
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by Apple Music Pop
Was in der Popwelt gerade angesagt ist, hörst du hier. An der Spitze der Playlist steht diese Woche Remi Wolf mit dem Song „Champagne“. Darin verarbeitet die US-amerikanische Singer-Songwriterin ihre Erfahrungen mit dem Thema Nüchternheit und beschreibt mit dem Bild des billigen Champagners das Gefühl, ausgenutzt zu werden: „I'm always waiting here for someone to choke me down like cheap champagne.“ („Ich warte immer darauf, dass mich jemand runterwürgt wie billigen Champagner.“) Wir aktualisieren diese Playlist regelmäßig. Wenn dir also ein Song gefällt, füge ihn am besten direkt deiner Mediathek hinzu
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by Apple Music 1990er-Jahre
In den Neunzigern war alles möglich: von fetten Technobeats über protzigen Gangsta-Rap, von Pop-Diven über Grunge-Helden bis zu bunt zusammengewürfelten Girl- und Boybands. Diese Playlist ist eine Reise in posterbehangene Kinderzimmer und sorglose Schaumpartyzeiten, als eine begeisternde Genrevielfalt die Charts bestimmte.
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by Apple Music Fitness
Diese Musik reißt dich förmlich vom Hocker. Die Songs aus verschiedenen Genres strahlen eine enorme Energie aus und sind daher bestens für dein Workout geeignet. Egal, was du in Angriff nimmst – Training im Fitnessstudio oder einen Spaziergang im Wald –, die Rhythmen begleiten dich und halten dich in Bewegung. Unsere Redakteur:innen aktualisieren die Playlist regelmäßig. Wenn du etwas hörst, das dir gefällt, füge es direkt deiner Mediathek hinzu.
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by Apple Music Pop
Mit unzähligen Hits und Tanzeinlagen von einem anderen Stern hielt Michael Jackson über vier Jahrzehnte die Welt in Atem. Aus dem niedlichen Jungen, der gemeinsam mit seinen Brüdern als The Jackson Five umwerfenden Motown-Soul spielte, entwickelte sich im Laufe der Jahre der unumstrittene „King of Pop“, der nicht nur 1982 mit „Thriller“ das meistverkaufte Album aller Zeiten veröffentlichte, sondern mit seinen bahnbrechenden Musikvideos und elektrisierenden Live-Shows auch unsere heutige Vorstellung eines Popstars erst definierte. Hier findest du die besten Songs dieses einzigartigen Künstlers.
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by Apple Music Pop
Love has always been the ultimate muse for Olivia Dean. A “classic Olivia Dean song”, as the Londoner told Apple Music in 2023, is about how “I will fall in love with you, but not quite.” That sentiment propelled early-career songs such as <i>Messy</i> track “Danger” or 2021’s sublime “Slowly”, a heart-stopping exploration of just wanting to take it slow. Still, Dean also can’t resist going all in (“Dive”) or calling it off altogether; see “Be My Own Boyfriend”, which features her reliably sharp, conversational lyricism, or “Baby Steps” from 2025 album <i>The Art of Loving</i>.
The singer-songwriter has always traded in warm, timeless soul- and jazz-inflected pop with lyrics that feel a bit like a conversation with old friend. And by 2025, everyone wanted in. “Come be the man I need,” Dean demanded on her endlessly replayable global smash “Man I Need”, with which she dominated much of 2025 and 2026 alongside “Nice to Each Other” and “Rein Me In” with Sam Fender. And as she moved from breakout name to pop superstar, Dean made it look exactly as her music has always sounded: effortless and full of love for what she does. Explore more sounds from a special, singular talent here.
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by Apple Music 2000er-Jahre
In den Nullerjahren waren die Charts von einem coolen Crossover aus futuristischem R&B, innovativem Hip-Hop, lebenslustigem Pop und einer erneut aufblühenden Indie-Szene geprägt. Auf die Hits dieser Zeit kann sich daher eine ganze Generation einigen. Diese Playlist wird regelmäßig neu für dich zusammengestellt – speichere deine persönlichen Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Classic Rock
Tension can be a great motivator for a band, and no group has put that maxim to the test quite like Fleetwood Mac, a ’60s British blues-rock outfit that—through a series of lineup changes, stylistic shifts and rocky internal romances—became the paragons of ‘70s Californian pop. Since the band’s formation in London in 1967, drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie have served as both the rhythmic and spiritual anchors for a group that has hosted a revolving-door procession of outsized personalities, starting with Peter Green, the budding guitar god responsible for early hits like “Black Magic Woman” (famously covered by Santana) and the tranquil instrumental “Albatross” (which The Beatles admittedly aped on their <I>Abbey Road</I> track “Sun King”).<br>
After Green quit in 1970, the band cycled through different frontmen—Danny Kirwan and Bob Welch among them—while their keyboardist, McVie’s wife Christine, emerged as a female vocal foil. After a relocation to L.A., they welcomed singer/songwriter Lindsey Buckingham and his musical/romantic partner Stevie Nicks into the fold, heralding Fleetwood Mac’s transition into soft-rock hitmakers on their 1975 self-titled effort. But Nicks’ star turns on “Rhiannon” and “Landslide” revealed a darker mystique at the core of their easygoing sound and, as sudden success caused the long-term relationships within the band to disintegrate, their next release effectively invented a new genre: rock album as couples therapy. On 1977’s <I>Rumours</I>, Fleetwood Mac dressed up the bitterest break-up songs in the smoothest, sultriest arrangements to the tune of over 40 million copies sold; the album’s appeal is so universal that it’s been both cited by Courtney Love as an influence and used to soundtrack Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign.<br>
But the band were eager to play against pop-star type—1979’s double-album colossus <I>Tusk</I> betrayed Buckingham’s affinity for post-punk, and though it was deemed a commercial disappointment at the time, it has since been embraced as a cult classic by discerning indie rockers. And even as more streamlined ‘80s efforts like <I>Mirage</I> and <I>Tango in the Night</I> reasserted their pop panache, Fleetwood Mac have remained a cauldron of drama and intra-band acrimony, the principal members seemingly coming and going without warning. In the wake of Buckingham’s departure in 2018, the group enlisted Crowded House singer Neil Finn and Tom Petty sideman Mike Campbell. Christine McVie, who wrote some of the band’s biggest songs, including “Don’t Stop”, “You Make Lovin' Fun” and “Over My Head”, died in November 2022 at the age of 79.
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by Apple Music Pop
Der 1989 in Pennsylvania geborene Jungstar Taylor Swift hat das typische Country-Gewand längst gegen eine kommerzielle Pophülle getauscht. Die Veröffentlichung ihres Debütalbums 2006 war nur der Startschuss einer radikal erfolgreichen Karriere, denn mit jedem Folgealbum kam die junge Taylor Swift dem Thron des Pop-Olymps immer ein Stück näher, bis sie auf diesem 2010 als bereits etablierte Künstlerin endlich Platz nahm. Seitdem avancierten Swifts Songs zur festen Nummer-Eins-Ingredienz der Charts. Ihre Songs mit ihren großen Songwriter-Qualitäten brennen sich mit dieser Playlist garantiert fest in dein Gedächtnis.
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by Apple Music Alternative
Some bands spend years chasing stardom, while others seem to will it into existence. That was certainly the case with Manchester’s Oasis, who named the first track on their debut album, <i>Definitely Maybe</i>, “Rock ’n’ Roll Star” as if stardom was preordained. Arriving at the peak of alt-rock, Oasis’ 1994 debut countered the introspective angst of grunge with a bird-flipping retort that combined the melodicism of The Beatles, the swagger of T. Rex, the sneer of the Sex Pistols and the danceable grooves of The Stone Roses. The result: sleazy anthems such as “Cigarettes & Alcohol” and “Supersonic” and celebratory tunes like “Live Forever”.
The group’s sound—and the tension between songwriter Noel Gallagher and his brash vocalist brother, Liam—evoked the sibling drama of The Kinks. <i>Definitely Maybe</i> debuted at No. 1 on the UK charts, casting Oasis as the bad boys of Britpop, a role they embraced with their tabloid spats with Blur. But 1995’s follow-up, <i>(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?</i>, made them a global phenomenon thanks to karaoke-ready sing-alongs like “Wonderwall”, “Champagne Supernova” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger”. The Gallaghers’ ever-fraught relationship would sink Oasis in 2009, but in 2024, they announced a reunion tour for the following year, sharing on social media, “The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned.”
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by Apple Music Dance
Pause machen war gestern. Heute zählen Beats pro Minute, und in dieser Playlist findet sich alles, was upbeat, schnell und tanzbar ist. Die besten Tracks, performt von den angesagtesten Acts auf diesem Planeten. Diese Playlist wird regelmäßig neu für dich zusammengestellt – speichere deine persönlichen Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by KIDZ BOP
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by Apple Music Dance
Get ready for a summer you’ll never forget. Ibiza’s clubs are opening, and we’ve got the soundtrack to every sunset, every night that will live forever and every euphoric moment the White Isle has to offer. These, our editors predict, are the tracks set to blow up as Ibiza 2026 kicks off. If you hear or recognise something you love, add it to your library—we’ll be updating the playlist as the season heats up.
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by Apple Music Weihnachten
Weihnachtssongs sind eine Disziplin für sich. Diese Playlist versammelt unsterbliche Klassiker aus mehreren Dekaden: Ob Judy Garland oder Bing Crosby, ob Wham, Mariah Carey oder Kelly Clarkson, sie alle haben Songs für die schönste Zeit des Jahres gesungen – und „Christmas Classics“ hat sie alle. Apple Music wünscht entspannte Feiertage.
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by Apple Music Classical
Klaviermusik kann aufrütteln, aber auch innere Ruhe erzeugen. Diese Playlist versammelt atmosphärische Stücke zum Chillen: Sanft perlende Kompositionen entführen in eine kontemplative Klangwelt, in der die Seele frei schweben kann und so neue Kräfte freigesetzt werden. Diese Playlist wird fortlaufend aktualisiert – speichere deine Favoriten also gleich ab.
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by Apple Music Afrobeats
Mittlerweile ist die Vielfalt des Afrobeats-Sounds gänzlich im westlichen Mainstream angekommen. Vertreter aus verschiedensten Ländern Afrikas und aus der weltweiten afrikanischen Diaspora widmen sich hier pulsierenden Percussions, lyrischen Highlife-Motiven sowie Funk und Jazz werden dabei auch hier um Trap und Dancehall ergänzt.
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by Apple Music Dance
Es muss nicht immer auf die Zwölf sein: Diese aktuellen EDM-Tracks und -Remixe lassen es entspannt angehen. Mit luftigen Beats und starken Melodien schlagen sie die Brücke zwischen Clubfloor und Couch und liefern den idealen Sound für die Afterhour. Diese Playlist wird regelmäßig neu für dich zusammengestellt – speichere deine persönlichen Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Dance
Throughout all the bass mutations of the 21st century, drum ’n’ bass—the high-BPM, breakbeat-driven style that evolved out of early hardcore rave and dub-influenced jungle in the ’90s—keeps going strong. The UK remains home to a vital scene that stays focused on the future without losing sight of the music’s roots. These songs stem from that tradition: deep, soulful and fluid, they’re as well-suited for listening as they are dancing. Our editors regularly refresh this playlist. If you like a track, add it to your library.
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R&B Now
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by Apple Music R&B
Wo R&B heute steht und wohin das Genre sich entwickelt, hörst du hier. Für „So Good“ von ihrem Album „Westside Whimsy“ hat sich Jhené Aiko wieder mit Kendrick Lamar zusammengetan. Ihre musikalische Beziehung reicht bis ins Jahr 2010 zurück – und dieses flirtende Duett über gegenseitige Anziehung und Bewunderung beweist, dass die Chemie zwischen den beiden ungebrochen ist. „R&B Now“ wird regelmäßig aktualisiert. Wenn dir also ein Song gefällt, füge ihn am besten sofort deiner Mediathek hinzu.
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by Apple Music Pop
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by Apple Music Pop
Céline Dion's tremulous purr is one of the most instantly recognisable voices in popular music, taking her from teen francophone fame to global superstardom. Her songs are an exquisite fusion of the redemptive power of soul music (gospel in particular), the immaculate melodic beauty of Broadway showtunes and the keening melancholy of French chanson. But the thoroughbred perfection of that voice, at its most powerful and supple in the emotive power ballads—including the Titanic soundtrack's colossal “My Heart Will Go On”—is what made her a household name.
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by Apple Music Country
While new artists usually get a cold reception from country radio, Luke Combs (born in 1990 and raised in North Carolina) barged right through any obstacles. His 2016 debut single, “Hurricane”, went to No. 1. The following year, his second single, “When It Rains It Pours”, went to No. 1. By 2019, Combs was the first country artist in history whose first seven singles went to No. 1—a streak he extended to a lucky 13—and he was soon headlining arenas.
But Combs’ success didn’t happen overnight. He moulded his sound—a bold, yearning tenor, Southern rock guitars—and released three independent EPs before signing to a major. It doesn’t hurt that he has an everyman appeal; he’s said that he looks not like a star but like a typical country fan. He’s also a diverse songwriter who covers a lot of ground: rowdy and loose (“Cold as You”), sweet and devoted (“The Kind of Love We Make”), funny and sentimental (“Beer Never Broke My Heart”). Case in point is the faithful and impassioned 2023 rendition of Tracy Chapman’s classic 1988 track, “Fast Car”—Combs’ self-proclaimed favourite song—which he performed with Chapman at the 2024 Grammys.
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by Apple Music Sommer
Die Sonne knallt, das Eis schmilzt, die Sonnenbrille sitzt: Hier ist der Sound für die schönste Zeit des Jahres. Latin-Beats so heiß wie die Temperaturen, frische R&B- und Pop-Tunes, die so gut tun wie ein eisgekühltes Getränk. Egal wo du bist und was du machst: Mit diesem Mix gehört der Sommer dir.
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by Apple Music 2010s
The only rule for pop in the ‘10s? Trusting your instincts can do wonders for your star power. Take Lady Gaga, who shape-shifted from hard-edged diva to big-voiced balladeer multiple times during the decade, or Ariana Grande, who kept fans guessing with surprise drops and coded lyrics. The 2010s were a wild time on the charts, with pop divas, hip-hop stars and guitar-strumming crooners all making their own way to the top. Adele belted her way through heartbreak and triumph; Drake got in his feelings over street-sourced beats; Taylor Swift shared her innermost thoughts with millions; and Shawn Mendes made the leap from viral-video star to world-conquering pop icon. Groups hit it big, too, whether they were singing in sweet harmony like the boy banders of One Direction or revamping themselves alongside the times like the soul-poppers in Maroon 5.
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by Apple Music Sommer
Wärme auf der Haut, Sonnenstrahlen im Gesicht und ein Beat, der den Moment einfängt: Diese Playlist enthält pulsierende Dance- und unbeschwerte Electronic-Tracks mit sommerlichem Flair – egal, ob zum Chillen, für spontane Tanzpartys im Freien oder ausgelassene Ausflüge mit deinen Leuten. Und an kühlen Tagen liefern die Tunes pure Vorfreude auf die Outdoor-Saison. Unsere Redaktion aktualisiert diese Auswahl regelmäßig. Wenn dir ein Song gefällt, füge ihn deiner Mediathek hinzu.
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop/Rap International
Die 90er und die ersten Jahre des neuen Jahrtausends waren eine Blütezeit von Hip-Hop- und R&B-Sounds, die Dance und Grunge allmählich von der Spitze der Charts verdrängten. Höre hier, was damals angesagt war. Diese Playlist wird regelmäßig neu für dich zusammengestellt – speichere deine persönlichen Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Classic Rock
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by Apple Music Alternative
Kaum eine andere Band lässt sich so sehr mit dem neuen Millennium verbinden wie Coldplay. 2000 traten die Briten um Sänger Chris Martin mit ihrem Debütalbum „Parachutes“ und dessen Singles eine Welle los, die das Quartett rasch zu einem der erfolgreichsten Acts der vergangenen Jahre machte und es in die Sphären von Vorbildern wie Radiohead und U2 hob. In der folgenden Zeit eilte die Band von Erfolg zu Erfolg, erweiterte ihren ruhigen Sound um kleine Electronic-Komponenten, wurde zur erfolgreichsten Stadionband des frühen 21. Jahrhunderts und beeinflusst damit zahlreiche andere Musiker.
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by Apple Music Für Kinder
Es gibt Songs, die das Kinderzimmer mit den ersten Beats in eine Disco verwandeln. Diese Playlist versammelt genau solche Gute-Laune-Tracks, die sofort zünden: eingängig, verspielt und voller Energie. Perfekt für wilde Drehungen, spontane Mitklatsch-Einlagen und lautstarkes Mitsingen. Hier geht es um Spaß, Bewegung und ansteckende Freude. Weil diese Playlist regelmäßig aktualisiert wird, füge am besten alles, was du magst, deiner Mediathek hinzu.
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by Apple Music Chill
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by Apple Music Hits
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by Apple Music Country
Unstinting honesty and stripped-down simplicity are at the core of Oklahoma troubadour Zach Bryan’s country-folk-inflected approach. When you cut your debut album (2019’s <I>DeAnn</I>) while on leave from the Navy, you don’t have time to muck around. He’s a storyteller with a poetic flair, and on unadorned acoustic tracks like “Oklahoma City” and the hushed, gentle “Rest, Rose”, you can see the local colour and feel Bryan’s plaintive voice vibrating the air. When he brings a few friends in on “Crooked Teeth”, the stomping-and-clapping vibe gives all the earthy intimacy of a campfire sing-along.
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by Apple Music Indie
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by Apple Music Fitness
Wir alle kennen das: Irgendwo zwischen erstem Push und Runner’s High muss man gewaltig auf die Zähne beißen, um nicht klein beizugeben. Diese mit Songs aus den aktuellen Charts gespickte Playlist hilft dir dabei durchzuhalten. Sie wird regelmäßig aktualisiert – speichere deine Favoriten also am besten gleich ab.
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by Apple Music
Mother Monster has risen—and she’s calling her creatures of the night to the dance floor. This playlist, curated by Lady Gaga herself, is a diverse collection of dark pop sounds and haunting hits, perfect for the spooky season. From Gaga’s own gothic anthems “Bloody Mary”, “Bad Romance” and “Dance in the Dark” to the eerie allure of Rihanna’s “Disturbia”, the hypnotic pulse of Doja Cat’s “Demons” and the timeless thrill of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”, each track is a testament to the fearless artistry that blurs the line between horror and art.
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
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by Apple Music Pop
Here’s a time capsule of pop classics that sound as good now as the day they dropped. Whether you’re taking a trip down memory lane or visiting for the first time, let this mix be your guide. Our editors update these selections regularly, so if you hear something you like (whether it’s a forgotten favourite or a new discovery), add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Pop
Discovered at the South By Southwest Music Festival by vaunted songwriter/producer Linda Perry, James Blunt exploded onto the scene with Back To Bedlam. Featuring the single "You're Beautiful", the album was certified 10-times Platinum and is among the best-selling records of the '00s. Blunt's delicate tenor and breezy songwriting style have won him fans around the world. In 2013, he released his fourth album, Moon Landing, featuring the single "Bonfire Heart", cowritten with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder; while 2016's The Afterlove found Blunt honing his dry wit to a sharper edge.
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by Apple Music Pop
In 2016, Calgary’s Tate McRae became the first Canadian to end up in the finals on the reality show So You Think You Can Dance, but at the time, viewers had no idea the then-13-year-old phenom could also sing.
That became apparent the following year when McRae uploaded the solo-piano breakup ballad “One Day”, revealing a vocalist graced with a fearless vulnerability and deeply affecting poeticism. “I do not open up quickly to people, so my songwriting is definitely my way of expressing myself,” McRae tells Apple Music. “Once you get to know me, I am a very open book—extremely honest and straight-up, just like in my writing.”
Buoyed by the viral success of “One Day” (and her subsequent signing to RCA), McRae has taken to dressing up her stark songwriting in immersive synth atmospheres, trap beats and R&B production tics that position her as a Canadian counterpoint to Billie Eilish (who co-wrote McRae’s dramatic 2019 single “tear myself apart”).
But with a string of revelatory singles released in 2020—including her ominous international breakthrough hit “you broke me first” and the deceptively sunny folk-hop jingle “r u ok”—McRae has emerged as a singular modern-pop force, wielding a sound that’s as amorphous and unpredictable as the messy emotions chronicled within her songs.
To complement this playlist of her signature tracks, McRae tells Apple Music the stories behind some of them.
“you broke me first”
“My writing is all straight emotions from my gut. This song is all about knowing your self-worth and moving on from toxic situations in your life. I believe that you should never let a person manipulate how you live your life, and that’s what ‘you broke me first’ speaks about. I wrote it about multiple people; therefore, there are so many layers within it and it makes me feel so many different things. I honestly remember walking into the studio in a great mood, with no intentions of writing a sad song. It wasn’t until about four weeks later when I reheard the song that I realised how deep it actually was. I definitely think it was my subconscious brain talking and writing the entire session.”
“r u ok”
“This is a song that I never thought I’d write. It has a very sassy and feisty tone, which made it a challenge to dive into that perspective, as I think I’m quite the opposite. I love that there is a lot of emotional meaning behind the lyrics, with very trappy, bright and contrasting production at the same time.”
“lie to me”
“Ali [Gatie] and I have very different styles, but they somehow mesh really well together. We both put all of our emotion into the lyrics and the recording of this track. It went from Instagram DMs to a global pandemic to Zoom calls to recording and editing, and, last but not least, meeting each other. It was definitely a cool moment when it all came together.”
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by Apple Music Dance
Trends may come and go, but the classics never go out of style. Drawn from house, dance-pop, trance and more, these timeless tracks are the cornerstones of '90s and 2000s dance music. They make the perfect playlist for an impromptu party...or gym session...or commute. Our editors regularly update this playlist. If you like a song, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Pop
With a voice that can soothe and soar at once, Georgia native Teddy Swims (born Jaten Dimsdale) began building up a massive following in 2019 and 2020, laying down an impressive range of covers, including a soulful rendering of Shania Twain’s “You’re Still the One” and a country-tinged twist on The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights”. But once he began to show off his songwriting prowess, too, there was no stopping him. Swims lights up anything he touches, whether it’s an electro-powered anthem (“All That Really Matters” with ILLENIUM), rip-roaring clap-along (“Broke” feat. Thomas Rhett), or warm slice of vintage soul (“2 Moods”).
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by Apple Music Alternative
Melodic, gritty and anxious, Fontaines D.C. give off a DIY vibe that reaches back to the birth of post-punk. The guitars slash like razor wire, the drums pound like pistons and singer Grian Chatten is as nihilistic and monotone as he is clever and poetic. The band hail from Dublin, and that’s central to their sound and evolution. Crank just about any tune in their catalogue, whether it’s their 2018 debut single “Liberty Belle” or the wiry breakout hit “A Hero’s Death”, and the mind can’t help but form romantic images of dingy Irish pubs packed with disaffected youth all manically nodding their heads to Fontaines D.C.’s odes to alienation.
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by Apple Music Pop
Spark some nostalgia with essential hits of the last 20 years, from pop smashes to indie-disco standards via hip-hop classics and everything in between. Hand-picked from all genres, these songs are guaranteed to get a party started—or simply liven up your commute. Our editors regularly update this playlist—if you hear something you like, add it to your library.
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by Official Charts
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
On 1999’s “My Name Is”, Eminem entered the public imagination with a mandate: “God sent me to piss the world off.” And true to his word, he held a mirror to the American psyche—and his own—with uncommon incisiveness. Raised in working-class Detroit, the artist born Marshall Mathers got his start as a battle rapper, reaching the ears of future mentor Dr. Dre before they teamed up on career-making smashes like “My Name Is”, 2000’s “The Real Slim Shady” and the Dido-featuring “Stan”. Dark, funny and frequently violent, those breakthroughs established him as pop culture’s premier bogeyman, a bleached-blonde devil traumatised by circumstance. Yet as he has matured—fame, stability, sobriety, an Oscar for 2002’s “Lose Yourself”—he’s retained his edge, taking shots at politics and society with a frustration that’s bordered on relentless. After delving into his own journey through addiction on 2009’s <i>Relapse</i> and 2010’s <i>Recovery</i>, he took square aim at his original alter ego on 2024’s <i>The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)</i>. As always, Em reserves his harshest words for himself, refracting his insecurities into verses that only make him seem more human.
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by Apple Music Country
Alabama native Ella Langley has proven to be one of contemporary country’s sharpest voices, melding a more traditional sound with radio-ready pop flair and a distinctive twang. Her first major hit was a duet with Riley Green, the sassy, conversational “you look like you love me”, which succeeded by resisting Music City trends in favour of the timeless: abundant pedal steel, fingerpicked guitar and jangling saloon-style piano.
Langley had already been building buzz with the catchy “Country Boy’s Dream Girl” and the rocking Koe Wetzel duet “That’s Why We Fight” when she released her debut album <i>hungover</i> (whose deluxe edition included the propulsive “weren’t for the wind”), situating herself as the latest heir to the legacy of women country artists from Loretta Lynn to Miranda Lambert who make taking no guff central to their music and persona.
And then the Lone Star State came a-calling. “Choosin’ Texas”—the first single off her sophomore full-length <i>Dandelion</i>—slow-burned to the top of the charts, earning Langley smash crossover success with its angsty, drawling tale of love-triangle woe. “Be Her” from the same album followed in its path—another jealousy-fuelled ballad that thrived among audiences.
“I’m in the back half of my twenties and still figuring it out, but I feel like I do it with a little more confidence,” Langley told Apple Music. “That’s why a lot of these songs represent that. They represent that feeling of, like, you know, you’re still figuring it out, but you’re trying to do it a little bit better each time.”
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by Apple Music Hard Rock
Es sind die Gegensätze, die LINKIN PARK ausmachen. Da treffen messerscharfe Gitarrenriffs auf groß angelegte Refrains und Electronica-Einflüsse. Da stehen die Raps von Mike Shinoda neben dem hochemotionalen Gesang von Chester Bennington. Die Kalifornier wendeten diese Erfolgsformel erstmals auf ihrem 2000 erschienenen Debüt „Hybrid Theory“ an – bis zu Chester Benningtons Tod 2017 perfektionierten sie sie auf sechs weiteren Alben. Diese Playlist ist Spiegelbild des immensen musikalischen Einflusses einer der größten Bands überhaupt, insbesondere auf Nu Metal und Alternative Rock.
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by Apple Music Pop
The singer born Adele Adkins honed her now legendary voice as a kid in her South London bedroom, listening to Etta James every night for an hour. But as soon as she made her television debut at age 19 in 2007, all potential comparisons evaporated: This girl with whopping hoop earrings and a pub landlady’s brashness had something unique. Heartbreak, indignation and regret all found a natural home in her regal mezzo-soprano, the instrument that powered her 2008 debut album, <i>19</i> (which featured the brassy “Chasing Pavements”), and 2011’s <i>21</i> (the fiery “Rolling in the Deep”, the heart-wrenching "Someone Like You"). It took just one word to reintroduce her in 2015: “Hello,” she sang during an <i>X Factor</i> ad break, unveiling her third album, <i>25</i>, in the process. Songs like the swirling “Send My Love (To Your New Lover)” and the pensive “Water Under the Bridge” helped it become yet another global chart-topper. In 2021, Adele released <i>30</i>, which grappled with motherhood, the aftermath of her divorce and—perhaps most surprisingly—happiness amid life’s upheavals.
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by Apple Music Alternative
Noah Kahan, born in 1997, captured the imagination of rural and urban folksters alike with his unique brand of acoustic-driven pop ballads. The Strafford, Vermont-born singer-songwriter first emerged in 2017 with a number of strong tracks, showcasing an undeniable talent. His voice, confident yet vulnerable, leads the way while his aggressively strummed guitar parts infuse his work with an almost percussive gallop. More recent singles like 2022’s “Stick Season” and the Post Malone-featuring “Dial Drunk” have introduced Kahan to a wider audience, allowing him to transcend his folk roots while remaining loyal to the acoustic sounds he first broke out with.
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by Apple Music Pop
A great song can make you feel invincible—even when you're just standing in line at the grocery store. With that in mind, here's a set of skyscraping, party-ready pop, hip-hop and R&B smashes that span the '90s until now—songs you know, love and can't ever quite wear out. We regularly refresh this playlist. If you like a tune, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Oldies
A musical revolution happened during the ‘60s. Distinctions between musical styles stopped mattering as fans began to get behind any song they liked, regardless of genre. The radio could have played an R&B song right after a surfer tune, as long as they were both popular. This was the birth of pop as we know it, and it saw the rise of acts like The Monkees, Dusty Springfield and Neil Diamond.
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by Apple Music Oldies
There’s a good reason why the King of Rock ’n’ Roll couldn't stop swivelling his hips: his music swings with soul. His ‘50s hits “That’s All Right” and the haunted “Mystery Train” are grooving rockabilly showcasing his brash musicianship. In the ‘60s, this stylistic chameleon adopted a big, absurdly romantic baritone and excelled at lush, dramatic ballads like “It’s Now or Never”. Toward the decade’s end, Presley re-embraced pure rock with “Suspicious Minds”—a galloping, desperation-stained masterpiece reflective of his late-career love for Southern soul.
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by Apple Music Party
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
Drake officially became the voice of a generation with 2011’s sumptuous <i>Take Care</i>, a career-defining magnum opus that earned a prized slot in Apple Music’s 100 Best Albums list. Was he an R&B singer who rapped or a rapper who sang? Was he really that sad, or just exploiting a cultural preference for male vulnerability? Adding to the slipperiness of it all, any given Drake project might incorporate dreamy house and club music into his comfort zone of rap, pop and R&B with equal conviction. Even after cementing his prowess as an MC many times over, Drake still retains the capacity to surprise. His 2015 earworm “Hotline Bling” radiated universal cool without breaking a sweat, while 2024’s “Push Ups” arrived during his fleeting beef with Kendrick Lamar yet applies lasting heat to its minimalistic prowl. Drake is now such a part of the firmament that his slightest move can trigger aftershocks far beyond his immediate reach.
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by Apple Music Pop
Gravity has never held back Harry Styles, who achieved teen superstardom in One Direction and then transitioned remarkably well into solo fame just a year after the London boy band parted ways. His 2017 solo debut “Sign of the Times” was a tender piano ballad that hinted at much grander sonic ambitions, thanks in part to producer Jeff Bhasker. The same year’s self-titled album tousled his squeaky-clean image nicely with the squalling, leather-jacketed blues of “Kiwi” and Beatles-esque psych-pop of “Carolina”. His second album, 2019’s <i>Fine Line</i>, took his razor-sharp songwriting and casual vocal conviction to imaginative new heights, yielding the dizzying romance of “Adore You” and sensory delights of “Watermelon Sugar”.
Styles felt even more comfortably himself on 2022’s quaintly titled <i>Harry’s House</i>, adding some wryly meta third-person lyrics about himself amid the synth-pop effervescence of “As It Was” before nailing ticklish R&B on “Late Night Talking” and channelling Prince (not for the first time) on “Music for a Sushi Restaurant”. Through it all, he cherry-picks freely from the past while still feeling refreshingly modern in his production and aesthetic choices. Yet he’s never without sincere emotion: Styles may be a reborn sonic adventurer, but he still has a pop star’s beating heart.
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by Apple Music African
From Afrobeats and Afropop chartbusters to funk-inflected hip-hop beats straight out of the Lagos underground, this playlist has it all. The who's who of Nigeria's song-writing elite and the savvy, experimental young voices on the rise come together to serve up this genre-crossing blend of the most magnetic Naija hits. This playlist is updated regularly—if you like a song, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Pop
Even when the mood dips, you can expect Dua Lipa’s euphoric pop to land back on the bright side eventually. After her 2017 self-titled debut established her as an outspoken, effortlessly cool face of pop’s future on airy tracks like “New Rules”, 2020’s <i>Future Nostalgia</i> and its funky calling card “Don’t Start Now” provided a uniting force of positivity at the dawn of global lockdowns. Her nonchalant confidence has made her a versatile collaborator with everyone from DJ superstar Calvin Harris (2018’s “One Kiss”) to reggaetón royalty J Balvin (2021’s “UN DIA [ONE DAY]”), and 2023’s <i>Barbie</i>-inspired hit “Dance the Night” built naturally upon her savvy disco revisionism. By the time of 2024’s <i>Radical Optimism</i>, Lipa had her absolute pick of creative partners—and she chose Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker. While their team-up retains the glide and snap of classic dance pop on “Houdini” and “Illusion”, the lyrics probe deeper into her personal experience, bringing an unmistakable glint of honesty to diva-level pop radiance.
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by Apple Music Pop
The Voice was Whitney Houston's nickname, a faculty recast as a superlative because the pop-R&B powerhouse was in possession of her generation's most quintessential one. With a three-octave span inherited from her gospel-performer mother, she had a voice that rang with a bell's clarity and a pearl's elegance. But it was also forceful. Houston didn't wield it so much as pilot it—on “Saving All My Love For You” like a hot-air balloon; on “I Will Always Love You” like a 747.
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by Apple Music Dance
Große Melodien und treibende Beats bringen dich umgehend in Fahrt: Die hier versammelten Pop- und Dance-Klassiker sorgen garantiert für euphorisches Feier-Feeling. Und weil Langeweile der Feind jeder Party ist, wird diese Playlist laufend aktualisiert – speichere deine Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Pop
Like his indelible “Rocket Man”, Elton John's music occupies the upper echelon of the rock ‘n' roll stratosphere. Snapping his singer/songwriter tethers early on, John soared to international superstardom beginning with 1970's “Your Song”. The piano master's hits are as stylistically ambitious as his fashion sense, from the unhinged ‘50s doo-wop swing of “Crocodile Rock” to the operatic sweep of “Tiny Dancer” to the cocksure groove of “Bennie and the Jets”. And John's never left the public eye, releasing albums into the ‘10s and reinventing himself as a mature pop icon and LGBT advocate.
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by Apple Music ’90s
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Storming out of Australia’s gritty pub scene in the mid ’70s, AC/DC are the undisputed champions of high-decibel boogie minimalism. Their mechanised swing, first anchored by the Young brothers’ razor-sharp riff dialogues, is so elemental that it essentially serves as the root DNA of the unholy trinity: heavy metal, hard rock and punk. Even when the quartet lost lewd and crude screamer Bon Scott in 1980, they didn’t miss a beat. Bringing in the raspy-throated Brian Johnson, they unleashed <i>Back in Black</i>, a slab of brutal crunch and hip-shaking smut that turned them into permanent arena titans.
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by Apple Music Dance
Who said cutting loose is just for Friday and Saturday nights? Drawn from the poppier corners of the dance floor, these songs keep the mood upbeat 24/7, whether for mornings at the gym or just livening up your commute home. We update this playlist regularly. If you like a song, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Classical
The world can be a busy and unforgiving place. Whether you’re letting go of the day or just taking a little break, this classical mix will help guide you towards a more balanced, relaxed state of mind. Breathe deep, unwind, rest and return. These selections are regularly updated by our classical editors. If you like a piece, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Pop
Phil Collins may have begun his career as a prog rocker, but his solo work is marked by a passion for pure pop. The Genesis drummer/vocalist played a key role in defining '80s music, thanks to his novel fusion of vintage soul, New Wave synth work, and dance-pop drum machine beats. The sublimely vaporous “In the Air Tonight” captures his vision at its darkest, whilst "Sussudio” is a relentlessly punchy expression of high-octane R&B. In the '90s and beyond, Collins expanded his style to include guitar-driven pop-rockers and the occasional lush, Broadway ballad.
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by Apple Music Classic Rock
For Queen, rock was merely a jumping-off point. Formed in London in 1970, singer Freddie Mercury, guitarist Brian May, drummer Roger Taylor and bassist John Deacon built high-octane pop songs out of parts boosted from classical music, dance music, doo-wop, New Wave, metal and opera, forging one of the most distinctive and distinguished catalogues in modern music history. They wrote complex songs but always winked at their own penchant for excess, best captured on 1975’s audacious <i>A Night at the Opera</i>, which featured “Bohemian Rhapsody”, a six-minute mini-opera and an unlikely hit.
As their career progressed and their popularity soared, they perfected less complex styles, scoring their biggest hit with the indelible groove of 1980’s “Another One Bites the Dust”. (“We Are the Champions” and “We Will Rock You”, from 1977, will be around as long as sporting arenas of any kind exist.) Their success continued through the ’80s, even as Mercury was quietly living with AIDS. After his death in 1991, Queen carried on in various forms, with Paul Rodgers and Adam Lambert taking turns in front for tours and new recordings.
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by Apple Music Alternative
Only 16 when he founded Sheffield, England’s Arctic Monkeys, Alex Turner swiftly established himself as a songwriter of uncommon wisdom and wit. That one-two punch helped make 2006’s <i>Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not</i> the fastest-selling debut album in UK history, armed with a scuffed earworm single in “I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor”. On 2009’s <i>Humbug</i> they sought riff-thickening advice from Queens of the Stone Age leader Josh Homme—see the brooding menace of “Crying Lightning"—while 2013’s <i>AM</i> cracked the US Top 10 (and later Apple Music’s 100 Best Albums list) with sing-along stompers naturally suited to festivals. Once they became one of the world’s biggest rock bands, the Monkeys proved they could also be among its most adventurous, with Turner crooning over darkly funky licks and intentionally drowsy arrangements on tracks like 2018’s “Four Out of Five” and 2022’s “There’d Better Be a Mirrorball”. Whatever the backdrop, Turner’s pen proves no less pointed as he settles confidently into middle age.
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
A good playlist—like a good party—can’t just be all hip-hop and R&B, or even Afrobeats and dancehall. It needs to have them all. The Agenda is that playlist, putting the best of the diaspora on display in a celebration of Black music’s most undeniable grooves. That means songs that ring off in London nightclubs the same way they would at a Brooklyn house party, a fete in the Caribbean, or a festival in Ghana. These are the tracks and artists who are setting the agenda for Black music the world over. Get familiar with them here and be good wherever you end up. As the agenda moves on in the UK and beyond, so does this playlist. If you hear something you like, be sure and add it to your library.
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by Apple Music
Soundtracks von Gruselfilmen und -serien sind besonders einprägsam, weil sie eng mit den beklemmenden Gefühlen beim Anschauen verbunden sind, und weil sie fast genauso gekonnt Gänsehaut hervorrufen wie die visuellen Elemente. Diese Tracks aus Horrorfilmen und -serien des Genres sind sowohl Chart-Hits als auch Klassiker, die die „Gespenster“ der Filme vor dem geistigen Auge gekonnt wieder heraufbeschwören.
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by Apple Music Family
A fun day out in the sun? Game night? Impromptu kitchen dance party? This is your soundtrack to all those things and more—the place to find the absolute biggest chartbusters for the whole family. We regularly refresh this playlist with great new songs and old favourites, so if you like something, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Pop
London-born singer-songwriter SIENNA SPIRO first started building a fandom on TikTok, sharing covers and original songs on the platform when she was a teenager. Separating her from the rest of the pack is a soulful, smoky voice and the type of songwriting that feels decades beyond her age. Over the course of 2024, she dropped singles like breakout hit “MAYBE.” that helped transform her viral fame into something bigger. Those singles turned into her debut EP, 2025’s <i>SINK NOW, SWIM LATER</i>, a minimalist, stripped-back collection that traverses the complicated emotions that follow a life-changing heartbreak. But Spiro still has more to say. Her standalone singles “You Stole the Show” and “Die on This Hill” would follow the EP, further cementing her status as a rising star.
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson III hit mainstream music like a meteorite in 2003, beginning with the utter ubiquity of his Dre-helmed smash “In da Club”. The Queens rapper’s <i>Get Rich or Die Tryin’</i> became the fastest-selling debut in America at the time, riding high on the fact that Fif had survived being shot nine times in 2000. Besides cementing his legend as a hard-partying survivor, the album fleshed him out further as a concerned romantic partner (“21 Questions”) and shrewd businessman (“P.I.M.P.”). The latter image was quickly bolstered by his mentoring of breakout talent like Lloyd Banks and The Game via his G-Unit crew, as well as his overnight (and long-lasting) acting career.
Fif’s talent for laying down grounded, street-smart flow over poppy, minimalistic backdrops continued throughout the decade, whether he was playing it sultry (2005’s “Candy Shop”), flipping Biz Markie (2006’s “Best Friend”), teaming up with Justin Timberlake <i>and</i> Timbaland (2007’s “Ayo Technology”) or slipping easily into R&B (2009’s “Baby by Me”, with Ne-Yo). By 2014, he had expanded his empire by co-creating the hit TV series <i>Power</i>—even providing the theme song with “Big Rich Town”—and penned the first of several books about getting ahead in the world. Fif’s enduring success across so many spheres of influence hasn’t been so much a self-fulfilling prophecy as it has been an unwavering feat of self-belief from the start.
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by Apple Electronic
Permanente Erreichbarkeit und Reizüberflutung – es ist nicht leicht, im Alltagsstress cool zu bleiben. Hier sorgen Indietronic-Acts und Ambient-Produzenten mit entspannten Downbeat-Sounds für maximalen Durchblick und volle Konzentration. Diese Playlist wird regelmäßig neu für dich zusammengestellt – speichere deine persönlichen Favoriten also am besten sofort.
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by Apple Music Electronic
Drum 'n' bass is alive and well in the hands of Chase & Status. Formed in 2003, Saul Milton (Chase) and Will Kennard (Status) invaded the dance charts in the mid-'00s with aggressive early singles like "Pieces" and "Sell Me Your Soul". Folding elements of hip-hop and pop into their sound, Chase & Status have gone onto collaborate with such stars as Cee Lo Green and Rihanna. Their second studio album, No More Idols, features everything from pounding dubstep to soaring breakbeats, plus the occasional acoustic guitar.
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| 1 | Halloween Essentials by Apple Music | Apple Music | — | 100 | |||
| 2 | Halloween Party by Apple Music | Apple Music | — | 98 | |||
| 3 | Today's Hits by Apple Music Hits | Apple Music Hits | — | 96 | |||
| 4 |  danceXL by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 94 | |||
| 5 | Today's Country by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 92 | |||
| 6 | Halloween-Spaß by Apple Music Für Kinder | Apple Music Für Kinder | — | 90 | |||
| 7 | 80er Hits Essentials by Apple Music 1980er-Jahre | Apple Music 1980er-Jahre | — | 88 | |||
| 8 | Sam Fender Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 86 | |||
| 9 | Acoustic Hits by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 84 | |||
| 10 | A-List Pop by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 82 | |||
| 11 |  Disney Halloween by Disney | Disney | — | 80 | |||
| 12 | 90er Hits Essentials by Apple Music 1990er-Jahre | Apple Music 1990er-Jahre | — | 78 | |||
| 13 | Pure Workout by Apple Music Fitness | Apple Music Fitness | — | 76 | |||
| 14 | Michael Jackson Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 74 | |||
| 15 | Olivia Dean Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 72 | |||
| 16 | 00er Hits Essentials by Apple Music 2000er-Jahre | Apple Music 2000er-Jahre | — | 70 | |||
| 17 |  Disney Hits by Disney | Disney | — | 68 | |||
| 18 | Fleetwood Mac Essentials by Apple Music Classic Rock | Apple Music Classic Rock | — | 66 | |||
| 19 | Taylor Swift Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 64 | |||
| 20 | Oasis Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 62 | |||
| 21 | Dance Pop Hits by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 60 | |||
| 22 |  Kids Halloween Songs by KIDZ BOP | KIDZ BOP | — | 58 | |||
| 23 | Ibiza 2026 by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 56 | |||
| 24 | Christmas Classics by Apple Music Weihnachten | Apple Music Weihnachten | — | 54 | |||
| 25 | Piano Chill by Apple Music Classical | Apple Music Classical | — | 52 | |||
| 26 | Afrobeats Hits by Apple Music Afrobeats | Apple Music Afrobeats | — | 50 | |||
| 27 | Chill House by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 48 | |||
| 28 | Drum & Bass by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 46 | |||
| 29 | R&B Now by Apple Music R&B | Apple Music R&B | — | 44 | |||
| 30 | Easy Hits by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 42 | |||
| 31 |  Deep House 2026 by Selected. | Selected. | — | 40 | |||
| 32 | Céline Dion Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 38 | |||
| 33 | Luke Combs Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 36 | |||
| 34 | Songs of the Summer by Apple Music Sommer | Apple Music Sommer | — | 34 | |||
| 35 | 2010s Hits Essentials by Apple Music 2010s | Apple Music 2010s | — | 32 | |||
| 36 | Summer Vibes by Apple Music Sommer | Apple Music Sommer | — | 30 | |||
| 37 | Hip-Hop/R&B Throwback by Apple Music Hip-Hop/Rap International | Apple Music Hip-Hop/Rap International | — | 28 | |||
| 38 | ’70s Hits Essentials by Apple Music Classic Rock | Apple Music Classic Rock | — | 26 | |||
| 39 | Coldplay Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 24 | |||
| 40 | Kinderdisco by Apple Music Für Kinder | Apple Music Für Kinder | — | 22 | |||
| 41 | Pure Chill by Apple Music Chill | Apple Music Chill | — | 20 | |||
| 42 | Today’s Easy Hits by Apple Music Hits | Apple Music Hits | — | 18 | |||
| 43 | Zach Bryan Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 16 | |||
| 44 | Indie Anthems by Apple Music Indie | Apple Music Indie | — | 14 | |||
| 45 | Top-Hits Run by Apple Music Fitness | Apple Music Fitness | — | 12 | |||
| 46 | Lady Gaga’s (Dead) Dance Party by Apple Music | Apple Music | — | 10 | |||
| 47 | UK Rap List by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 8 | |||
| 48 | Pop Throwback by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 6 | |||
| 49 | James Blunt Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 4 | |||
| 50 | Tate McRae Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 2 | |||
| 51 | Dance Throwback by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 0 | |||
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| 53 | Fontaines D.C. Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 0 | |||
| 54 | Pure Throwback by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 55 |  The Official Chart Top 40 by Official Charts | Official Charts | — | 0 | |||
| 56 | Eminem Essentials by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | |||
| 57 | Ella Langley Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 0 | |||
| 58 | LINKIN PARK Essentials by Apple Music Hard Rock | Apple Music Hard Rock | — | 0 | |||
| 59 | Adele Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 60 | Noah Kahan Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 0 | |||
| 61 | Friday Feeling by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
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| 63 |  Chill House 2026 by Selected. | Selected. | — | 0 | |||
| 64 |  Halloween Playlist 2026 🎃 Spooky Party Hits by Mega Hits | Mega Hits | — | 0 | |||
| 65 | J. Cole’s The Fall-Off World Tour Set List by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | |||
| 66 | ’60s Hits Essentials by Apple Music Oldies | Apple Music Oldies | — | 0 | |||
| 67 |  Gute Laune by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 68 | Elvis Presley Essentials by Apple Music Oldies | Apple Music Oldies | — | 0 | |||
| 69 | Pure Party by Apple Music Party | Apple Music Party | — | 0 | |||
| 70 | Drake Essentials by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | |||
| 71 | Harry Styles Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 72 | Everyday Hits by Apple Music Hits | Apple Music Hits | — | 0 | |||
| 73 |  Feeling Happy by Apple Music Feel Good | Apple Music Feel Good | — | 0 | |||
| 74 | Naija Hits by Apple Music African | Apple Music African | — | 0 | |||
| 75 | Dua Lipa Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 76 | Whitney Houston Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 77 | Good Vibes Only by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 0 | |||
| 78 | Elton John Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 79 | ’90s R&B Essentials by Apple Music ’90s | Apple Music ’90s | — | 0 | |||
| 80 | AC/DC Essentials by Apple Music Hard Rock | Apple Music Hard Rock | — | 0 | |||
| 81 |  UK Top 40 | Charts 2026 by Topsify | Topsify | — | 0 | |||
| 82 |  Halloween- Spooky Songs by Filtr | Filtr | — | 0 | |||
| 83 |  sombr Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 0 | |||
| 84 | Jazz Chill by Apple Music Jazz | Apple Music Jazz | — | 0 | |||
| 85 | Dance Workout by Apple Music Fitness | Apple Music Fitness | — | 0 | |||
| 86 | All Day Dance Party by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 0 | |||
| 87 | Relaxing Classical by Apple Music Classical | Apple Music Classical | — | 0 | |||
| 88 | Phil Collins Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 89 | I Miss UK Garage by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 0 | |||
| 90 | Queen Essentials by Apple Music Classic Rock | Apple Music Classic Rock | — | 0 | |||
| 91 | Arctic Monkeys Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 0 | |||
| 92 | The Agenda by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | |||
| 93 | Halloween Screenfest! by Apple Music | Apple Music | — | 0 | |||
| 94 | Family Hits by Apple Music Family | Apple Music Family | — | 0 | |||
| 95 | SIENNA SPIRO Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 96 |  KATSEYE Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | |||
| 97 |  NOW 100 Hits 80s by NOW | NOW | — | 0 | |||
| 98 | 50 Cent Essentials by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | |||
| 99 | Pure Focus by Apple Electronic | Apple Electronic | — | 0 | |||
| 100 | Chase & Status Essentials by Apple Music Electronic | Apple Music Electronic | — | 0 |
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