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R&B Now
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by Apple Music R&B
R&B is one of the most dynamic, adventurous sounds in modern music, a place where art both personal and provocative meets the mainstream. From the alt vanguard to modern vets, straightforward to left-field, these tracks capture where R&B is now and point the way to where it’s going. This week, <b>Jhené Aiko</b> is at the top of the playlist with <b>“He Belongs,”</b> off her recently released album <i>Westside Whimsy</i>. We update this playlist regularly. If you like a track, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Éxitos
Aquí tienes las canciones que suenan en los auriculares y altavoces de todo el mundo. De las baladas más románticas a los temazos que suenan en la discoteca. Como se actualiza constantemente, nunca te perderás ni un solo éxito. Nuestro equipo editorial siempre está en busca de nueva música, así que si escuchas algo que te guste, añádelo a tu biblioteca.
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Rap Life
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by Apple Music Hip-hop/rap
Rap Life es donde encontrarás las canciones que definen la cultura del hip-hop actual. La producción de un joven Kanye West para “Heart of the City (Ain't No Love)” es un momento clave en la historia del género. Basada en un sample de Bobby “Blue” Bland, esta joya del álbum <i>The Blueprint</i> no sólo le dio un clásico a JAŸ-Z, sino que revivió el sonido del soul dentro del hip-hop y definió la dirección musical de toda una era. Escucha Rap Life y vuelve con frecuencia, ya que nuestro equipo editorial actualiza esta playlist regularmente. Si escuchas algo que te guste, agrégalo a tu biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Christian
A great song can lift you up or get you over the hump; it can be a mirror when you’re feeling strong and a rock of support when you’re feeling weak. In other words, certain types of pop music can speak to the heart in ways that make you feel grateful just to be alive. From soaring ballads to surging dance anthems with touches of electronic and indie rock, here are the biggest tracks inspiring us today: the sound of good news. Our editors update these tracks regularly. If you hear something you like, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Country
Born in 1993 in Sneedville, Tennessee, Morgan Wallen grew up singing harmonies with his sisters in the church where their father preached. By 2014, he’d managed to get onto and eliminated from <i>The Voice</i>, but not before showing an innate versatility and relaxed style. His breakthrough came with 2017’s “Up Down,” a Southern-rock spring break anthem that radiated frosty-can cool with help from Florida Georgia Line. But his 2018 debut, <i>If I Know Me</i>, proved Wallen could ride solo on cleverly penned everyman hits like “Whiskey Glasses,” a honky-tonk heartbreak sing-along about getting over your blues with something a little stronger than beer goggles.
As easy as his country goes down, Wallen stays committed to exploring interesting new directions. He converted “Cover Me Up,” the signature song of anti-bro Jason Isbell, into a hymn of support for returning veterans. And in 2020, he not only held down “Heartless,” Diplo’s EDM foray into the Wild West, but dropped “7 Summers,” a soft-focus Eagles-style ballad about a boy who lost a girl because he wouldn’t leave his East Tennessee home.
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by Apple Music Cristã e Gospel no Brasil
Por muito tempo, o gospel carregou o adjetivo de música para ser ouvida na igreja, mas o gênero ganhou corpo com o passar do tempo, desenvolvendo características como originalidade, individualidade e presença, ultrapassando os templos e ganhando vida em festivais de música. Aqui, uma playlist com os melhores nomes da música cristã contemporânea. As músicas desta playlist são atualizadas com frequência. Se você gosta de uma delas, adicione-a à sua biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Country
Country has always been good at hitting that sweet spot between kicking back and tearing it up. It's that feeling you get when you're outside on the water—or just want to pretend you are. Here's a set of breezy tunes to frame the journey. Our editors regularly update this playlist. If you like a song, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Country
Country music has always had a tight relationship with the idea of home, and that feeling of kicking back and slowing down when you get there. Mixing rootsy and crossover tunes new and old, this playlist is meant to help you unplug. Our editors regularly refresh these tracks. If you like a song, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Pop
Michael Jackson comenzó su carrera como el niño prodigio de los Jackson 5. En los años 70 inició su aventura solista y hacia finales de la década conoció a su socio creativo, Quincy Jones. Junto a él, dio forma a una serie de álbumes que lo consagrarían como el máximo referente del pop mundial durante los 80, y como un genio vanguardista de la música bailable. Con estilos como el disco, R&B y rock, las producciones de Jackson se convirtieron en sinónimo de calidad, futuro y ventas millonarias. Aquí, los mejores momentos de un catálogo lleno de clásicos universales y adictivos.
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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 favor 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-fueled 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: pop
A A-List pop é seu guia do que está em destaque na música pop. Liderando a playlist desta semana está a cantora ADÉLA com seu hit viral “Ain’t In LA”. A faixa é um dos pontos altos de <i>PRIMA</i>, álbum de estreia da popstar do momento, e se tornou um hino ao multiculturalismo de Los Angeles, cidade que a eslovaca adotou há alguns anos. Volte sempre aqui, pois nossa equipe editorial atualiza esta playlist regularmente e, se você ouvir algo que goste, adicione à sua biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Latinoamérica
¡Dale Play! sigue siendo el lugar para descubrir los grandes éxitos latinos de tus artistas favoritos en español de todo el mundo. Esta semana, ALOISIO encabeza la playlist con “BESO DE ESOS”. En este irresistible sencillo viral, el artista venezolano radicado en Miami lanza una serie de ruegos románticos y promesas entre líneas. Actualizamos esta playlist con frecuencia, así que, si escuchas algo que te gusta, agrégalo a tu biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Los años 80
¿Recuerdas los 80? Rock de riffs poderosos y melodías pegajosas, R&B a la conquista de la pista de baile y pop de estribillos efervescentes. Dale play a esta lista y viaja a una década de colores fluorescentes, peinados de gran volumen y canciones que dejaron una huella imborrable. Nuestros editores actualizan las canciones de esta lista con frecuencia, así que no olvides agregar a tu biblioteca las más te gusten.
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by Apple Music Country
Calling Dolly Parton the Queen of Country is both fitting and wholly insufficient for an artist whose career defined American music—and culture—over the course of nearly 70 years.
Her life story—rising from Appalachian poverty (as immortalized in her 1971 song <b>“Coat of Many Colors”</b>) to something as close to sainthood as we will ever see—<i>is</i> the American dream, and her life’s work across 49 studio albums is its soundtrack. The best of that work, all in one place, is a collection of genre-defining and genre-flaunting hits spanning decades, yes, but together the songs tell a story in their own right.
Her first charting single, 1966’s <b>“Dumb Blonde,”</b> introduced her as a fun-loving but independent woman confident enough to flout stereotypes and command her own destiny. In the late ’60s, Parton enjoyed huge success as a regular on <b>Porter Wagoner</b>’s weekly TV show and through a long string of collaborative hits like <b>“The Last Thing On My Mind.”</b>
But she became even more popular as a solo artist, bolstering her reputation as a master storyteller with a pair of 1974 hits that became her signature songs. The aching <b>“I Will Always Love You”</b> was about needing to strike out on her own without Wagoner, while the timeless, minor-key <b>“Jolene”</b> assumed the vulnerable vantage point of a woman confronting a romantic rival. (She had long mused that she may have written them on the same day, before walking that back later in her life.)
In 1981, Parton landed her first pop No. 1 hit, the Oscar-nominated blue-collar anthem <b>“9 to 5,”</b> and co-starred in the comedy film of the same name. She then had the biggest smash of her career in 1983 with <b>“Islands in the Stream,”</b> an easygoing romantic duet with <b>Kenny Rogers</b>.
Further collaborations—like her albums with <b>Linda Ronstadt</b> and <b>Emmylou Harris</b>, plus cameos on songs by <b>Beyoncé, Sabrina Carpenter,</b> and <b>Miley Cyrus</b> (her goddaughter)—expanded Parton’s legacy through the end of the 20th century and well into the 21st. Parton passed away in August 2026 at age 80.
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by Apple Music: rock clássico
São mais de 60 anos de história: o rock 'n' roll surgiu para revolucionar a música e a sociedade e esse continua sendo seu grande trunfo. Essa trajetória precisou, em especial, dos rebeldes que estão nesta playlist: eles puderam definir o que as gerações seguintes entenderiam do gênero. Assim, esses pioneiros se tornaram clássicos: em suas músicas, eles demarcaram de que forma as guitarras são tocadas, como as baterias incendeiam o público e como outros estilos, como blues, pop, new wave e soul, puderam ser incorporados de forma a se tornarem parceiros de um verdadeiro sucesso roqueiro.
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by Apple Music ’90s
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R&B Hits
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by Apple Music R&B
Like its stylistic cousin hip-hop, R&B has some major overlap with modern pop—at times, the charts are virtually indistinguishable from one another. Put another way, the biggest R&B songs are often the biggest songs in any genre, period. Whether you call it crossover R&B, pop&B, or something else entirely, this is where you’ll find its hugest new chart smashes, updated every week. We always keep this playlist refreshed with the latest tunes. If you like something, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music: pop
Taylor Swift é um fenômeno raro: a artista conseguiu transitar completamente do universo country ao sucesso pop. A artista que começou a demonstrar interesse pela música aos 9 anos de idade, influenciada por Shania Twain, deixou de lado a sua identificação com o gênero após o lançamento do álbum 1989, abraçando de vez a música pop. Sempre mantendo a sinceridade em suas letras, ela conseguiu mudar seu estilo sem perder seu grande trunfo: uma capacidade impressionante de emplacar sucessos.
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
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by Apple Music ’90s
Country music exploded in the ’90s. Early in the decade, stars like Brooks & Dunn and Shania Twain had people line-dancing to their crisp, tight beats. By the end of it, they—alongside a new generation of stars—were selling out stadiums and topping the pop charts—feats almost unheard of even a decade earlier. Of course, the sound of country music grew alongside its audience. With female stars often in the lead, artists energized their records with the flashy guitar sounds and big production tricks of classic rock and metal without ever losing their signature twang.
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by Apple Music Urbano latino
Bad Bunny se ha convertido en un ícono en la migración de la cultura latina a la corriente global, remodelando el aspecto, el sonido y la sensación del pop moderno con solo seguir su propia musa idiosincrásica. Es como dice en el título de su álbum de 2020 <i>YHLQMDLG</i>: "Yo hago lo que me da la gana". Cuando era niño y crecía en Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, a mediados de los 90, Bad Bunny (nacido Benito Martínez Ocasio en 1994) se enamoró de un amplio espectro musical latinoamericano (reggaetón, merengue, salsa) antes de descubrir el hip-hop.
Sus mejores canciones no solo mezclan tradición y futurismo, lo latinoamericano y lo global, sino que también establecen un nuevo territorio temático para los artistas latinos masculinos, incluida la vulnerabilidad personal ("Vete") y el empoderamiento de las mujeres ("Yo Perreo Sola"). Sus colaboraciones (la abatida "LA NOCHE DE ANOCHE" con ROSALÍA, el mejor emparejamiento de poder "MÍA" con Drake, la aireada y relajada "Lo Siento BB:/" con Julieta Venegas) no hacen más que resaltar aún más su rango.
Después de lanzar el enorme <i>Un Verano Sin Ti</i> de 2022 (nombrado uno de LOS 100 MEJORES ÁLBUMES de Apple Music), regresó al año siguiente con <i>nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana</i>, un Álbum que agregó fragmentos de Jersey club a su arsenal ("WHERE SHE GOES") y reforzó su categoría como el posible creador de éxitos más dinámico del mundo. Cuando la NFL lo anunció como el artista principal del Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, lo hicieron con un breve clip de él sentado en silencio entre los postes de la portería en la playa de su infancia, Playa Puerto Nuevo. "Eso es lo que me gusta de mí, de mi carrera, de mi éxito", le dijo a Zane Lowe de Apple Music en 2025. "Siempre he sido yo".
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by Apple Music Classic Rock
In 2005, the actor/screenwriter J.D. Ryznar wrote, directed, and produced a TV series for the Los Angeles short-film festival Channel 101 called Yacht Rock. The idea was to tell comically overblown backstories about the creation of a strain of ultra-smooth music from the late ’70s and early ’80s. Christopher Cross, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins—to paraphrase Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart’s 1964 description of obscenity, you know it when you hear it. As entertainingly corny as some of the tracks here are, they also represent some of the era’s more serious songwriting efforts, exploring themes of longing and regret with a muted tension not even the slickest production could fully smooth over—a sense of contrast and depth the music doesn’t always get due credit for. Interestingly, as mainstream as these tracks were, their richest second life came in the form of 2010s electronic subgenres like vaporwave, which took the soft-focus quality of the music to surreal extremes. For now, though, lock in, settle down, and surrender to the breeze.
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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, VT-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 Chill
In the late 1910s, the French composer Erik Satie came up with a concept he called “furniture music”—sounds designed more for passive listening than active engagement. It’s a useful idea in thinking about the history of ambient music in general, but it feels especially applicable to the wave of lo-fi/chill-hop that has washed over the digital world 100 years later: soundtracks for studying, reading, resting, cooking, or whatever; more a sonic companion than a point of focus. With that, here’s a playlist of low-key, hip-hop-influenced beats to keep you company, whatever the errand—the furniture music for the 2020s. Our editors update picks here regularly, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Los años 90
Los años 90 estuvieron repletos de éxitos del pop más explosivo, de rimas callejeras de hip-hop, de exploraciones electrónicas y de la sensualidad del R&B. Viaja por el túnel del tiempo hacia una década exuberante, trufada de canciones divertidas y rompedoras que triunfaron en las listas de ventas y crearon nuevos lenguajes musicales. Hits que conservan todo su brillo y su descaro.
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by Apple Music Christian
As Christian worship music evolved from the traditional choir-and-organ-backed hymnals to a modern, rock-led sound, the faith behind the sonic changes never wavered. Praiseful lyrics form the bedrock, still, but soaring choruses, guitars, drums, and synths add to the moment.
Here, the towering giants of contemporary Christian—Hillsong UNITED, Chris Tomlin, Phil Wickham, and Elevation Worship among them—offer up faithful odes and devotional anthems that allow for a practice of reverent adoration.
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by Apple Music ’80s
Memes don’t lie: Hair really was that big in the ’80s. And so was the rock. Dive into the decade’s classic tunes, and you’ll find yourself lost in an ocean of soaring choruses, in-your-face production values, humongous drums, and epic synthesizers. Just about every A-lister—Bruce Springsteen, Van Halen, Tom Petty, Journey, Guns N’ Roses, U2, you name it—conquered the charts and MTV with larger-than-life anthems. But it wasn’t just size that mattered; in contrast to the earthy introspection that dominated the ’70s, the ’80s were all about fun. Joan Jett raised her fists to rock ’n’ roll, while heartland icon John Mellencamp howled about sucking down chili dogs. Even R.E.M., the toast of the college-rock scene at the time, were having a blast proclaiming the end of the world. Of course, the world didn’t end, and the ’80s gave way to the much more angsty ’90s, but not before leaving behind some of rock’s most colorful and energetic jams.
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by Apple Music R&B
The ’90s was a revolutionary time in R&B: Not only had the mature, quiet-storm-oriented sound evolved to its most sophisticated state, you started to really hear the influence of hip-hop—a shift that changed not only R&B, but the sound of modern pop in general. From neo-soul to new jack swing, the classic-sounding to the more cutting-edge, these are the tracks that shaped R&B in the ’90s and early 2000s. Our editors update picks regularly, so if you hear something you like, take a minute and add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Dance
danceXL destaca canciones de club listas para dar el salto al mainstream. Esta semana, Cloonee le da un giro tech-house a un clásico de 1973 con “Get Up And Dance”. El DJ y productor británico imprime nuevos bríos a “Now That We Found Love” de The O’Jays con una energía irresistible que nos lleva rumbo a la pista de baile. Escucha esta playlist ahora y agrégala a tu biblioteca para mantenerte al día con los mejores éxitos de todo el mundo.
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by Apple Music Pop
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by Apple Music 2000s
As the calendar flipped to Y2K, teen pop ruled music’s roost, with megastars like Britney Spears and *NSYNC dominating the charts. But over the course of the 2000s, a varied pop landscape would emerge, with streetwise hip-hop, emotionally fraught rock, swooning R&B, hook-studded emo, and big-tent pop all getting their moments in the sun—and even coming together in DJ-crafted mash-ups and high-profile collaborations. Pop in the 21st century’s first decade reflected the emergent digital-music era, with the “on shuffle” ideal resulting in radio playlists where Kanye rubbed elbows with The Killers and Kelly Clarkson, or where a hard-hitting Eminem track was bracketed by offerings from Beyoncé and Mariah Carey. That mix of genres and outsize personalities made for an exciting decade that put the party back in pop.
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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 Classical
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
Hip-hop and R&B offer some of the most fluid, dynamic sounds today, true barometers for where the culture is at and where it’s going. This week, headlining #OnRepeat—a playlist chock-full of the hottest new songs we can’t seem to stop playing—is <b>“So Good,”</b> the <b>Kendrick Lamar</b>-featuring cut from <b>Jhené Aiko</b>’s recently released <i>Westside Whimsy</i>. Listen to “So Good” on the #OnRepeat playlist now, and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Música mexicana
A través de generaciones de artistas y fans, la música mexicana se mantiene como una fuerza creativa vibrante y poderosa. La Oficial reúne los éxitos de quienes comienzan a abrirse camino y de las figuras que ya han dejado huella. Esta semana, LOS DOS DE TAMAULIPAS encabezan la playlist con “Sin Ti”. Tras Expansión, el dúo de hermanos continúa su racha de norteños con esta melancólica canción de amor. Actualizamos esta playlist con frecuencia, así que, si escuchas algo que te gusta, agrégalo a tu biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Country
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by Apple Music Pop
Peter Gene Hernandez empezó su carrera musical desde temprana edad, pero no fue hasta que lanzó su primer álbum en el 2010 que su ascenso al estrellato comenzó a ser impetuoso. Una de sus grandes inspiraciones es Elvis Presley, a quien imitaba de pequeño, así como Prince y Michael Jackson. Bruno Mars tiene un verdadero don para componer éxito tras éxito, lo cual lo ha llevado a convertirse en uno de los más importantes exponentes del pop en el mundo. El talentoso hawaiano acompaña su inimitable sonido R&B y pop impregnado de funk con su melódica voz, la cual está altamente influenciada del soul. Esta playlist reúne sus canciones más exitosas y reconocidas mundialmente.
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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 mess 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 color 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 Christian
Forrest Frank specializes in a mellow brand of inspirational pop that would make a perfect soundtrack for poolside Bible study. While his secular project Surfaces blew up in the late 2010s, the Houston-born musician quietly released solo records under both his own name and the moniker Forrest. until the single “No Longer Bound,” featuring Hulvey, became a CCM favorite in 2023. The song offers a casual, lo-fi spin on praising God that sounds like little else climbing the genre’s charts. Spiritual themes notwithstanding, Frank’s solo music plants its feet in the same warm sands as Surfaces; both blend hip-hop with chillwave and ’70s yacht rock. Even when Frank tackles gospel standards on his second full-length, 2023’s <i>New Hymns</i>, he suffuses the production with the pastel hues of a Caribbean sunset.
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by Apple Music Country
Sometimes you need a little boost to get into the saddle. This country playlist is designed to rouse you from your fog and give you that get-up-and-go. Whether you’re waking up, working out, or just trying to stay motivated while getting down to chores, we’ve got you covered. Our editors add new tracks each week, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library. Now let’s get after it.
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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 R&B
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by Apple Music: rock
O colorido new wave oitentista precisava ser superado e o rock dos anos 90 conseguiu isso com louvor. Fosse na melancolia crua do grunge ou no apuro grandioso do heavy metal, a nova década garantiu o surgimento de estilos que louvaram os grandes das guitarras ao mesmo tempo em que distorceram expectativas. Do infante britpop à incorporação do hip-hop nas melodias, passando pela heterogeneidade do rock alternativo, essas bandas conseguiram reinventar um estilo clássico nos sucessos imprescindíveis desta playlist.
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by Apple Music Gospel
It was in the 1920s and ’30s that Chicago composer Thomas A. Dorsey—widely considered the Father of Gospel Music—invented a new style of Christian music that combined the good news of the New Testament with the intensity of the blues. Not only did Dorsey’s sound spread to Black churches across the U.S., it also spawned a truly diverse tradition full of jubilee-style ensembles, vocal quartets, mass choirs, and, since the late ’70s, contemporary artists dropping God-praising jams as smooth as anything on R&B radio. Uniting these styles are several core qualities. Ecstatic emotion is essential, as are themes of uplift and liberation. Then there’s the centrality of the human voice and its ability to communicate the power of the Holy Spirit. Gospel has produced some of the most inspired singing in the history of American music, maybe none more so than its lineage of bigger-than-life female leads. Legends like Shirley Caesar, Mahalia Jackson, Aretha Franklin, and Mavis Staples all have roots in the church, and the fact that they're revered far beyond the gospel community serves as a testament to the universal impact of this music.
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by Apple Music 2000s
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by Apple Music Urbano latino
Y llámame como tú quieras / Lo que tú digas me resbala / Yo sólo vivo a mi manera”, declara KAROL G en “Ahora Me Llama”, junto a Bad Bunny, la canción con la que irrumpió en las grandes ligas del reggaetón en 2017. Desde entonces, la autoexpresión sin filtros, el empoderamiento femenino y la libertad de espíritu han sido los pilares sobre los que la artista de Medellín ha construido una trayectoria coherente en transformación continua. Hoy es una de las voces más influyentes del reggaetón, rostro definitivo del pop internacional, emblema del orgullo latino y figura clave en la exploración folclórica del género urbano.<br>
Con éxitos como “Tusa”, el álbum <i>KG0516</i> (2021) la catapultó como estrella mundial, más allá de géneros e idiomas. Además, le otorgó una nueva identidad pues, más allá de su popularidad, “BICHOTA” es el símbolo de toda su fuerza. Como afirmó desde el inicio: ella manda, ningún hombre puede con su “pum pum”. Dos años más tarde, cantó desde la herida en <i>MAÑANA SERÁ BONITO</i> (2023). En ese material, su vulnerabilidad se transformó en potencia, permitiendo a su público sufrir con ella del mismo modo en que antes celebró cada triunfo. Este disco debutó en el primer lugar de la Billboard 200 y se convirtió en el primer álbum en español de una mujer en formar parte de esa lista. Además, su gira homónima rompió récords de asistencia en América y Europa.<br>
En 2025, la “Bichota” cedió el paso a la <i>Tropicoqueta</i>, que reivindica la cultura latina como una gran fuente de inspiración. Este álbum transita entre cumbia villera, bachata, vallenato y regional mexicano, géneros que KAROL G acoge para ondear su bandera con orgullo. A pesar de que algunas canciones, como “Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido” o “LATINA FOREVA”, retoman las temáticas habituales de fiesta desbordada, relaciones amorosas y poder femenino, <i>Tropicoqueta</i> desplaza el marco de referencia para dialogar con el legado de algunas leyendas latinas como Selena. Sin importar el apodo por el cual sea conocida, KAROL G vive y crea música a su manera.
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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 easy-breezy 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 Christian
Elevation Worship belongs to a generation of Christian singers and musicians who have ushered in a sea change in worship music. The 2011 song “Exalted One” lays out the North Carolina band's bold vision, couching the genre's praise of the Lord's beneficence in distorted alt-rock guitars and surging harmonies reminiscent of U2's inspirational anthems. But the group's ambitions don't stop there: Persistently searching for contemporary ways to deliver the Gospel's messages, they also incorporate the fragile beauty of piano pop (“O Come to the Altar”) and the ethereal richness of electronic music (“Here as in Heaven”).
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
From gangsta rap's heyday to the rise of Beyoncé, this playlist captures one of the most fertile, dynamic periods in hip-hop and R&B, not to mention the first time they truly dominated the pop charts—a shift that continues to define music today. Don't think of it as nostalgia; these tracks sound as good now as they ever did. We update these selections every week, so if you hear something you like—whether it's a new discovery or a forgotten favorite—add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Afrobeats
Born in Nigeria and Ghana, Afrobeats has become one of the most eclectic—and exportable—sounds in contemporary music, often incorporating everything from rap and dancehall to R&B and house. At the top of the playlist this week is <b>“Oh No,”</b> a <b>Rvssian</b>-produced banger from <b>Rema</b>. Listen to it on Afrobeats Hits alongside the rest of the infectious if indefinable sound of 21st-century Africa, and if you hear something you like, 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 toward 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: reggae
A primeira formação do The Wailers aconteceu na capital da Jamaica, Kingston, em 1963, contando com três nomes hoje lendários: Bob Marley, Peter Tosh e Bunny Wailer. Embora não tenha inventado o reggae, feito atribuído ao mítico produtor Lee Perry, nenhuma banda soube explorar melhor o estilo do que o The Wailers. Depois que Tosh e Bunny Wailer partiram para a carreira solo, Marley recrutou os irmãos Aston “Family Man” (baixo) e Carlton Barrett (bateria), solidificando o caminho para o dub. Adeptos do rastafarianismo, as letras do the Wailers falavam sobre problemas sociais, amor e liberdade, entre outros temas.
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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 Hits
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by Apple Music Kids
When Devon Thagard and Troy McDonald—two English as a second language teachers in Japan—wanted to use music to help their students learn, they created their own, simplified arrangements of classic children’s tracks, as well as original compositions, for ease in their educational venture.
Super Simple Songs, founded in 2006, eventually turned into a juggernaut YouTube channel, with plenty of tunes—and spinoff characters like Noodle & Pals and Finny The Shark—to aid in instruction that leans into a child’s imagination.
Whether paying a visit to “Old MacDonald” and his farm, warning the “Five Little Monkeys” to stop jumping on the bed, playing a little “Pat-A-Cake,” or clapping along to “If You’re Happy and You Know It,” these timeless lullabies and nursery staples are perfect for growing minds.
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by Apple Music Dance
La música house no es sólo para las pistas de baile. Estos tracks utilizan elementos del chill out como beats tranquilos, ambientes celestiales y melodías suaves. Una combinación perfecta de sonidos para aterrizar y contemplar el amanecer después de la fiesta. Las canciones en esta lista se actualizan constantemente, así que si te gusta alguna, agrégala a tu biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Country
As much as it tips its hat to tradition, country music is always moving forward. This set highlights that next wave of newcomers, conversation starters, trailblazers, and risk-takers—names and tracks you might not have heard before but we figure you might as well get used to. Our editors are always rotating new stuff in, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music ’90s
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by Apple Music Jazz
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by Apple Music Urbano latino
Ese beat que ha hipnotizado caderas en todos los rincones del mundo es producto de una compleja evolución del rap y el sabor musical latino. Desde sus orígenes, pioneros urbanos como Vico C, Daddy Yankee y Don Omar sentaron las bases de una exaltación hispanoparlante con baterías secas y bajos profundos, que han reverberado desde los años 2000 hacia nuevos ídolos de la escena como Luis Fonsi, Maluma, J Balvin, Calle 13 y Wisin & Yandel. Al compás de un agresivo perreo, la imaginación de cada artista integra letras pegadizas a este representativo beat latinoamericano nutrido de electrónica.
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by Apple Music Fitness
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by Apple Music Country
Few sounds capture the American spirit—its hopes and dreams, its heartache and resilience—like country music. A mix of classic and contemporary, celebratory and solemn, these are the tracks that salute the red, white, and blue. We update this playlist regularly, so if you like a tune, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music 2000s
The 2000s began with New York’s lyrical titans—JAŸ-Z, Nas, Cam’ron, Jadakiss, newcomer 50 Cent—battling for supremacy, commercial and otherwise. However, New York’s grip on the hip-hop narrative would loosen. Atlanta rappers like Outkast, Ludacris, T.I., Lil Jon, and Young Jeezy would spin hip-hop into crunk and trap; a young, ambitious Chicago producer named Kanye West would open up new vistas of personal and emotional hitmaking; and New Orleans spitter Lil Wayne’s constant flood of mixtapes would change the economics of rapping forever. The internet would help spread regional sounds like the UK’s minimalist grime, Houston’s slow-moving chopped-and-screwed music, the Bay Area’s hyperactive hyphy, and Atlanta’s short-lived snap. By decade’s end, the gurgle of Auto-Tune and the freewheeling phrasing of Drake had begun to scramble the circuits, setting up hip-hop for its most melodic decade yet.
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by Apple Music Country
Chris Stapleton was already an established songwriter for Kenny Chesney, George Strait, and other greats when he released his 2015 debut, <i>Traveller</i>. Next to the era's charged-up tunes about bikinis and tailgating, Stapleton seemed like he was from a different time: in his mid-thirties, with a rawhide Kentucky voice, and unfashionably long hair beard. His mixture of Southern rock, classic country, and blues didn’t sound like anything else on the radio, and the songs were dark explorations of hard times ("Nobody to Blame") and boozy unhappiness (“Whiskey and You”).
He's only gained more fans—from both sides of the mainstream/alt-country divide—as he's continued to hone his songwriting: Hear the focused reflection on "Broken Halos" (from 2017's <i>From A Room: Vol. 1</i>), the gorgeously tender title track on 2020's <i>Starting Over</i>, and the particularly soulful rocker "White Horse" (from 2023's <i>Higher</i>). But while his sound treasures the past, he's refreshingly undogmatic for a traditionalist: The fact that he's also recorded with Justin Timberlake ("Say Something") and with P!nk ("Love Me Anyway") just further underscores his appeal.
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by Apple Music 2000s
Country music has always been grounded in the lived experience, but in the 2000s the genre paid especially close attention to the little moments in our days: not just the joys of drinking and falling in love but also the pleasures as simple as heating a bowl of rice in the microwave. This natural development was a way to take stock of American life in the turbulent time after 9/11 and during the U.S. invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan. Some responded with hard-rocking patriotism, while others took out the fiddles and tried a different approach.
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by Apple Music ’90s
Hip-hop in the ’90s went from the voice of the streets to the sound of America, taking over the charts, film, fashion and more. Dr. Dre’s 1992 solo debut <I>The Chronic</I> changed rap’s pulse: blaring drum loops were exchanged for lush low-rider funk; gangsta rap was now indistinguishable from pop. Though the spotlight moved to Los Angeles, New York rappers like Wu-Tang Clan, Mobb Deep, and Nas made a grimy strain of “boom bap” that was gritty, vividly bleak, and lyrically intricate. Regional sounds slowly infiltrated the airwaves, including E-40’s slick “mobb music” (the Bay Area), the rapid-fire “chop” of Bone Thugs (the Midwest), the boom of 8Ball & MJG (Memphis), the crawl of UGK (Houston), and, most notably, the left-field rap of Atlanta’s Outkast. By decade’s end, Puff Daddy’s Bad Boy empire monopolized the charts and New Orleans labels No Limit and Cash Money turned DIY hustle into uncompromising sensations.
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by Apple Music Urbano latino
El reggaetón nos sigue deslumbrando y continúa expandiendo su influencia más allá de las fronteras. Nombres que aparecen en esta selección son referentes de este género bailable que suena en la radio y los antros de todo el mundo. Los éxitos que se siguen produciendo, han afianzado las carreras de estas estrellas y han dado a conocer a nuevos talentos que se suman a la lista cada vez más numerosa de sus exponentes. Esta playlist muestra el dinamismo de este estilo que surgió a principios de los años 90 en Puerto Rico y que, en la actualidad, se reinventa para seguir mostrando su imparable poder de seducción.
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by Filtr Global
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
Kanye West started out as the first backpacker with a Benz, a genius producer with a deep throwback streak, lacing hardcore rappers and R&B players with soulful Golden Age beats. Grabbing the mic from his heroes, Yeezy immediately unlocked his inner swag, blurring the lines between audacious pop superstar, musical visionary, and intensely intimate MC. While he drops more outrageous boasts-per-minute than just about anyone, Kanye's rhymes mix deadly seriousness with over-the-top silliness, injecting even his most political and personal bars with razor-sharp punchlines. His sound is just as kaleidoscopic, tracking a restless creative mind as he flips dusty jazz loops, soaring EDM riffs, angelic gospel harmonies, furious rock drumming, and so much more. He'll rip up your heart on haunting slow jams like “Love Lockdown,” pump your adrenaline with ferocious bangers like “Black Skinhead,” and have you going rhyme for rhyme on all-time anthems like “Gold Digger.”
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by Apple Music Electrónica
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by Apple Music Pop
Nothing turns a good party into a great one like a killer soundtrack. You know the songs we're talking about: Absolute classics that even your least music-savvy friends and family members could crush on a karaoke stage. Drawing from decades of rock, pop, funk, dance, hip-hop, and more, this playlist is your key to getting the night started—and keeping it going.
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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 Urbano Latino
Dembow is easily one of the biggest waves to hit Dominican music in a while. Mix it up with more local styles like bajo mundo and bachata and you get a sound that captures the uniqueness of Dominican culture while also reflecting a broader pan-Latin dance sound that has helped reshape pop worldwide. Listen up. Our editors update picks each week. If you hear something you like, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music
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by Apple Music Hip-Hop
Back in the early 2010s, Durk Banks was just another rapper making his way in Chicago drill, a bleak, diamond-hard variant on trap that channeled the city’s culture of violence into unlikely anthems. Durk would evolve beyond drill, becoming one of the rare rappers to make the leap from regional fame to the mainstream without diluting his street appeal. Painful, raw, but eerily pretty, Durk’s music can turn death threats into nursery rhymes (“Die Slow”) and coax shades of suffering from Auto-Tune that make even the slickest productions breathe with vulnerability (“How I Know”).
Born in Chicago in 1992, Durk started rapping in his teens. He proved a versatile MC who could slip between dead-eyed rawness and Auto-Tuned melodicism, and handle a love song (“India”) without making it sound like it was a mandate from the label. He left Def Jam in 2018, and joined Geffen Records with 2020’s <i>Just Cause Y’all Waited 2</i>. In 2022, he released <i>7220</i>, which featured some of his catalog’s hardest tracks up to that point (“Burglars & Murderers,” “Computer Murderers”). Durk followed that with <i>Almost Healed</i>, a frank exploration of tragedy and loss that pointed in the direction of 2024’s introspective <i>Deep Thoughts</i>.
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by Apple Music
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by Apple Music Música mexicana
Nacido en el cruce de culturas del norte de México, el corrido es una tradición viva que ha evolucionado para reflejar la realidad de cada época sin perder sus raíces. Aquí tienes algunos de nuestros favoritos de los últimos tiempos, desde apasionadas declaraciones de amor hasta historias de crimen y castigo dignas del mejor thriller. Nuestros editores no paran de actualizar esta lista: si escuchas algo que te guste, agrégalo a tu biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Classical
La música clásica teje patrones rítmicos y lineas melódicas con una precisión que nos ayuda a mantener la mente enfocada. Si buscas la atmósfera perfecta para estudiar un par de horas más, terminar ese proyecto con el que te atrasaste o simplemente preparar una nueva receta, escucha esta lista para concentrarte en lo que más requiere tu atención. Nuestro equipo experto en clásica actualiza esta lista a menudo, así que no olvides agregar a tu biblioteca las piezas que más te gusten.
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by Apple Music Country
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by Apple Music Fitness
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by Holiday
Music has been an essential part of any holiday celebration for centuries. This playlist honors that history, collecting old chestnuts, new classics, and future sing-along staples to soundtrack your next Christmas. Trim the tree, open the presents, and serve up some eggnog as pop stars, hip-hop legends, rockers, and soul singers raise their voices.
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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 molded 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 favorite song—which he performed with Chapman at the 2024 Grammys.
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by Apple Music Chill
For most of us, Sundays are about transition: between reflection and responsibility, between taking it easy and getting it done. Focusing on the organic, acoustic-sounding side of things, here’s a set of laidback, hip-hop-inspired beats to accompany your end-of-the-weekend routine, whether it’s catching up on house chores, reading, taking a walk, or getting a jump on work. Our editors update stuff here regularly, so if you hear a track you like, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Jazz
Frank Sinatra was one of the world's great singers, with a voice that moved generations and defined an era. Starting with his debut for Capitol Records in 1941, Sinatra showed such titanic command of song, stage, and (eventually) screen that he'd become forever synonymous with 20th-century America—from the avenues of New York to the glitz of Las Vegas. Experience the singular thrill of Ol' Blue Eyes with this career retrospective.
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by Apple Music Urbano latino
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by Apple Music Jazz
En el smooth jazz se reúnen el pop, el funk y el rock, adornados con ritmos sincopados. Sus íconos son solistas como Kenny G y Herb Alpert, aunque músicos como Sade también recurren a él para agregarle sofisticación a sus temas. El resultado es un momento sonoro para exhalar. Las canciones en esta lista se actualizan constantemente, así que si te gusta alguna, agrégala a tu biblioteca.
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by Apple Music Pop
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by Apple Music Country
There's something democratic about country's rowdy side, the sense that it doesn't take a lot to have a crazy good time. From happy hour to last call, from tailgate to after-party, these songs capture country at its most lit up and ready to go. Our editors regularly refresh this playlist. If you like a song, add it to your library.
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by Apple Music Tropical
Con su contagioso ritmo quebrado y un aire de fiesta irresistible, la cumbia es uno de los géneros más populares de la música latina. A lo largo de las décadas, ha evolucionado tomando prestados elementos que van de las guitarras del rock a los sintetizadores y las texturas electrónicas. Aquí encontrarás una mezcla de éxitos actuales y clásicos que definen la cumbia más tradicional, desde Colombia al resto de América Latina y más allá. Guarda todo lo que descubras antes de que nuestro equipo editorial actualice la playlist.
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by Apple Music Kids
They're all here—the immutable Disney melodies that defined the childhoods of millions around the world. This list includes some of the most beloved Disney cuts spanning generations, and are sung by legendary performers. The journey starts with supreme songs from time-honored animated films like Cinderella, Dumbo, and Peter Pan that'll have young and old believing they can fly. Next generation tunes from Toy Story and 101 Dalmatians give way to the Disney for today's kids—and parents, of course—with instant classics from Tangled and Moana mixing in seamlessly.
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by Filtr
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by Apple Music Urbano Latino
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by Apple Music ’70s
For the rockers who swaggered and strutted through the ’70s, bigger nearly always meant better. Songs that were built to have maximum impact in stadiums and arenas somehow sounded even larger on home hi-fis thanks to multitrack recording technology and other studio advances that made the drums of Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham and The Who’s Keith Moon sound like cannon fire. Even the mellower, headphone-ready sounds of Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, and the Eagles boasted unprecedented breadth and richness. Yet the decade’s sound was defined just as much by leaner, meaner takes on rock fundamentals, courtesy of artists such as AC/DC and Alice Cooper.
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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 traumatized 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.
Top 100 Playlists
🇺🇸 United States2026-09-14100 playlists
| Playlist | Curator | Trend | Link | ||||
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| 1 | Country de hoy by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 100 | |||
| 2 | R&B Now by Apple Music R&B | Apple Music R&B | — | 98 | |||
| 3 | Éxitos de hoy by Apple Music Éxitos | Apple Music Éxitos | — | 96 | |||
| 4 | Rap Life by Apple Music Hip-hop/rap | Apple Music Hip-hop/rap | — | 94 | |||
| 5 | Today’s Christian by Apple Music Christian | Apple Music Christian | — | 92 | |||
| 6 | Morgan Wallen Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 90 | |||
| 7 | Louvor e adoração by Apple Music Cristã e Gospel no Brasil | Apple Music Cristã e Gospel no Brasil | — | 88 | |||
| 8 | +1 | The Sand Bar by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 86 | ||
| 9 | -1 |  Disney Hits by Disney | Disney | — | 84 | ||
| 10 | +1 | Back Porch Country by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 82 | ||
| 11 | -1 | Michael Jackson Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 80 | ||
| 12 | Ella Langley Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 78 | |||
| 13 | +1 | A-List pop by Apple Music: pop | Apple Music: pop | — | 76 | ||
| 14 | -1 | ¡Dale Play! by Apple Music Latinoamérica | Apple Music Latinoamérica | — | 74 | ||
| 15 | +2 | Éxitos 80: imprescindibles by Apple Music Los años 80 | Apple Music Los años 80 | — | 72 | ||
| 16 | +2 | Dolly Parton Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 70 | ||
| 17 | +3 | Rock clássico: essenciais by Apple Music: rock clássico | Apple Music: rock clássico | — | 68 | ||
| 18 | -3 | ’90s R&B Essentials by Apple Music ’90s | Apple Music ’90s | — | 66 | ||
| 19 | -3 | R&B Hits by Apple Music R&B | Apple Music R&B | — | 64 | ||
| 20 | +1 | Taylor Swift: essenciais by Apple Music: pop | Apple Music: pop | — | 62 | ||
| 21 | -2 | It's Lit! by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 60 | ||
| 22 | +1 | ’90s Country Essentials by Apple Music ’90s | Apple Music ’90s | — | 58 | ||
| 23 | -1 | Bad Bunny Essentials by Apple Music Urbano latino | Apple Music Urbano latino | — | 56 | ||
| 24 | Yacht Rock Essentials by Apple Music Classic Rock | Apple Music Classic Rock | — | 54 | |||
| 25 | Noah Kahan Essentials by Apple Music Alternative | Apple Music Alternative | — | 52 | |||
| 26 | Lo-Fi Chill by Apple Music Chill | Apple Music Chill | — | 50 | |||
| 27 | +1 | Éxitos 90: imprescindibles by Apple Music Los años 90 | Apple Music Los años 90 | — | 48 | ||
| 28 | -1 | Worship Essentials by Apple Music Christian | Apple Music Christian | — | 46 | ||
| 29 | +1 | ’80s Rock Essentials by Apple Music ’80s | Apple Music ’80s | — | 44 | ||
| 30 | +1 | R&B Throwback by Apple Music R&B | Apple Music R&B | — | 42 | ||
| 31 | +1 | danceXL by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 40 | ||
| 32 | +7 | Bruno Mars’ The Romantic Tour Set List by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 38 | ||
| 33 | +1 | 2000s Hits Essentials by Apple Music 2000s | Apple Music 2000s | — | 36 | ||
| 34 | -1 | Drake Essentials by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 34 | ||
| 35 | -6 | Piano para relajarse by Apple Music Classical | Apple Music Classical | — | 32 | ||
| 36 | -1 | #OnRepeat by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 30 | ||
| 37 | -1 | La Oficial by Apple Music Música mexicana | Apple Music Música mexicana | — | 28 | ||
| 38 | -1 | Country Hits: 2025 by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 26 | ||
| 39 | +1 | Bruno Mars Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 24 | ||
| 40 | +8 |  Halloween Essentials by Apple Music | Apple Music | — | 22 | ||
| 41 | -3 | Zach Bryan Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 20 | ||
| 42 | Forrest Frank Essentials by Apple Music Christian | Apple Music Christian | — | 18 | |||
| 43 | +2 | Country Caffeine by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 16 | ||
| 44 | Olivia Dean Essentials by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 14 | |||
| 45 | -4 | Me and Bae by Apple Music R&B | Apple Music R&B | — | 12 | ||
| 46 | +1 | Rock dos anos 90: essenciais by Apple Music: rock | Apple Music: rock | — | 10 | ||
| 47 | -4 | Gospel Essentials by Apple Music Gospel | Apple Music Gospel | — | 8 | ||
| 48 | -2 | 2000s Hip-Hop/R&B Essentials by Apple Music 2000s | Apple Music 2000s | — | 6 | ||
| 49 | KAROL G Essentials by Apple Music Urbano latino | Apple Music Urbano latino | — | 4 | |||
| 50 | +4 | Fleetwood Mac Essentials by Apple Music Classic Rock | Apple Music Classic Rock | — | 2 | ||
| 51 | Elevation Worship Essentials by Apple Music Christian | Apple Music Christian | — | 0 | |||
| 52 | Hip-Hop/R&B Throwback by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | |||
| 53 | Afrobeats Hits by Apple Music Afrobeats | Apple Music Afrobeats | — | 0 | |||
| 54 | -4 | Relaxing Classical by Apple Music Classical | Apple Music Classical | — | 0 | ||
| 55 | +2 | Bob Marley & The Wailers: essenciais by Apple Music: reggae | Apple Music: reggae | — | 0 | ||
| 56 | +6 | Family Hits by Apple Music Family | Apple Music Family | — | 0 | ||
| 57 | +1 | Today’s Easy Hits by Apple Music Hits | Apple Music Hits | — | 0 | ||
| 58 | +3 | Super Simple Songs Essentials by Apple Music Kids | Apple Music Kids | — | 0 | ||
| 59 | Chill house by Apple Music Dance | Apple Music Dance | — | 0 | |||
| 60 | +4 | Country Risers by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 0 | ||
| 61 | +7 |  Kids Party by Apple Music Kids | Apple Music Kids | — | 0 | ||
| 62 | +1 | ’90s Alternative Essentials by Apple Music ’90s | Apple Music ’90s | — | 0 | ||
| 63 | -7 | Jazz Chill by Apple Music Jazz | Apple Music Jazz | — | 0 | ||
| 64 | -9 | Reggaetón: imprescindibles by Apple Music Urbano latino | Apple Music Urbano latino | — | 0 | ||
| 65 | -5 | Hip-Hop Workout by Apple Music Fitness | Apple Music Fitness | — | 0 | ||
| 66 | -1 | Country USA by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 0 | ||
| 67 | -1 | 2000s Hip-Hop Essentials by Apple Music 2000s | Apple Music 2000s | — | 0 | ||
| 68 | +2 | Chris Stapleton Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 0 | ||
| 69 | +5 | 2000s Country Essentials by Apple Music 2000s | Apple Music 2000s | — | 0 | ||
| 70 | -1 | ’90s Hip-Hop Essentials by Apple Music ’90s | Apple Music ’90s | — | 0 | ||
| 71 | +1 | Dale reggaetón by Apple Music Urbano latino | Apple Music Urbano latino | — | 0 | ||
| 72 | +15 |  fall songs 2026 🍂 chill autumn vibes by Filtr Global | Filtr Global | — | 0 | ||
| 73 | -2 | Kanye West Essentials by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | ||
| 74 | +10 | Pura concentración by Apple Music Electrónica | Apple Music Electrónica | — | 0 | ||
| 75 | +3 | Party Starters by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | ||
| 76 | +1 | 2010s Hits Essentials by Apple Music 2010s | Apple Music 2010s | — | 0 | ||
| 77 | -4 | Teteo by Apple Music Urbano Latino | Apple Music Urbano Latino | — | 0 | ||
| 78 | -3 | High Maintenance by Apple Music | Apple Music | — | 0 | ||
| 79 | -12 | Lil Durk Essentials by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 | ||
| 80 | -1 | Viral Country by Apple Music | Apple Music | — | 0 | ||
| 81 | -5 | Corridos al cien by Apple Music Música mexicana | Apple Music Música mexicana | — | 0 | ||
| 82 | +6 | Clásica para concentrarse by Apple Music Classical | Apple Music Classical | — | 0 | ||
| 83 | -3 | Country Rewind by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 0 | ||
| 84 | -3 | Viral Workout by Apple Music Fitness | Apple Music Fitness | — | 0 | ||
| 85 | +4 | Essential Christmas by Holiday | Holiday | — | 0 | ||
| 86 | -1 | Luke Combs Essentials by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 0 | ||
| 87 | +11 | Lo-Fi Sunday by Apple Music Chill | Apple Music Chill | — | 0 | ||
| 88 | -6 |  Feeling Good by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | ||
| 89 | -3 | Frank Sinatra Essentials by Apple Music Jazz | Apple Music Jazz | — | 0 | ||
| 90 | +2 | Setlist: gira de Omar Courtz by Apple Music Urbano latino | Apple Music Urbano latino | — | 0 | ||
| 91 | +4 |  Disney Princess by Disney | Disney | — | 0 | ||
| 92 | -9 | Smooth jazz: imprescindibles by Apple Music Jazz | Apple Music Jazz | — | 0 | ||
| 93 | +4 | Setlist: Together, Together Tour de Harry Styles by Apple Music Pop | Apple Music Pop | — | 0 | ||
| 94 | -1 | Happy Hour by Apple Music Country | Apple Music Country | — | 0 | ||
| 95 | -5 | Cumbia pa' la fiesta by Apple Music Tropical | Apple Music Tropical | — | 0 | ||
| 96 | +3 | Disney Essentials by Apple Music Kids | Apple Music Kids | — | 0 | ||
| 97 | -6 | Filtr | — | 0 | |||
| 98 | -4 | KAROL G’s VIAJANDO POR EL MUNDO TROPITOUR Set List by Apple Music Urbano Latino | Apple Music Urbano Latino | — | 0 | ||
| 99 | +1 | ’70s Rock Essentials by Apple Music ’70s | Apple Music ’70s | — | 0 | ||
| 100 | -4 | Eminem Essentials by Apple Music Hip-Hop | Apple Music Hip-Hop | — | 0 |
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