AirPlay Top 40 | Across the Universe of 2025

David Damiano finishes 2025 at #1, turning Next Summer into the year’s most complete chart story. It wasn’t about a single explosive moment — it was about returning, holding ground, and collecting points exactly where it mattered.

Right behind him, Mikhail Tseslyuk – Flowers closes the year at #2, and this is where dominance really shows. With four weeks at #1, it becomes the most frequent chart leader of 2025, proving that authority at the summit can rival even the longest overall runs.

At #3, Winona Oak – Fragile Thing confirms her status as one of the year’s most consistent performers. She also becomes one of the very few artists with multiple songs inside the Year-End Top 10, reinforcing that her presence wasn’t accidental.

The upper tier stays crowded with strong repeat names.
David Damiano & Dave Cameron land at #4, giving Damiano two Top-5 year-end appearances, while Robin Schulz, Steve Aoki & LAWRENT take #5 — one of the clearest examples of a club-leaning track successfully translating into long-term chart value.

At #6, Dove Cameron delivers one of the cleanest steady runs of the year, while Winona Oak returns again at #7 with You’re Always High, making her the only artist with two Top-7 year-end placements.

Maren Morris enters the Top 10 at #8 with lemonade, a textbook slow-burner that quietly accumulated weeks without ever demanding the spotlight.
Global crossover energy arrives at #9 with MOLIY, Silent Addy, Skillibeng & Shenseea, marking one of the most internationally diverse hits of the year.
Bobby Bazini rounds out the Top 10 at #10, earning his place through sheer endurance rather than peaks.

2025 was not about a single unstoppable ruler — it was a battle of repeat visitors at the top, and the numbers make that very clear.

Mikhail Tseslyuk – Flowers officially claims the Year-End #1 crown, spending four weeks at the summit — more than any other track this year. It didn’t just peak early; it returned, held, and reasserted itself when it mattered.

Right behind him, David Damiano & Dave Cameron – Zombie Lady follow with three weeks at #1, matching the year’s second-strongest leadership run. Consistent, confident, and impossible to ignore once it landed.

Sharing that same top-tier dominance, Robin Schulz, Steve Aoki & LAWRENT – Bloodtype also log three weeks at #1, proving that electronic crossover tracks can still rule the chart — not just visit it.

At #4, David Damiano – Next Summer takes a different route to power: only two weeks at #1, but an impressive 14 total weeks on the chart and 11 weeks inside the Top 10 — the definition of long-term control over quick impact.

The next group forms the “two-week club” — tracks that may not have ruled for long, but ruled more than once:

• Maren Morris – lemonade

• Ronde – Love Of My Life

• Maren Morris – be a bitch

• Marina – Bubblegum Bitch

• Kygo & Sigrid – The Feeling

• Winona Oak – Do You Hate Me Now