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Playlist: Fall 2025 with Madonna, Rosalía and Charli xcx
What are the most anticipated albums, best songs, and sensational music videos of November 2025? Numéro unveils its playlist, featuring new records by Rosalía, Madonna, FKA twigs and singles by Aya Nakamura, Lolo Zouaï, Miley Cyrus, Robyn and Sam Quealy.
By Violaine Schütz.
Published on 7 November 2025. Updated on 12 December 2025.
Rosalía, Charli xcx and Madonna in the November 2025 playlist
After a month of October marked by the release of new records by American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and the bands Tame Impala, Florence + The Machine and The Last Dinner Party, November also promises to be an exciting month.
On November 7th, one of the year’s most stunning albums, Lux by Rosalía, a lavish and baroque production, will finally see the light of day. The beginning of the month also features a wealth of new releases by Aya Nakamura – the single Kouma on Colors session – Smerz with Big City Life Edits, Lolo Zouaï, Khruangbin, Cat Power, Sam Quealy, Kehlani, Dove Cameron, Gorillaz, Katy Perry, A$AP Ferg, Naïka, JT, DJ Snake, Sorry, Rita Ora, Allie X, and Danny Brown.
On that same day, Madonna is releasing a new edition of Confessions on a Dance Floor to celebrate the album’s 20th anniversary. And on November 10th, Charli xcx will unveil the track House, extracted from the soundtrack of the film Wuthering Heights. On November 12th, Robyn made a comeback with the single Dopamine, as did Marlon Magnée from the band La Femme, as a solo artist.
New album by FKA twigs and Aya Nakamura
A few days later, on November 14th, the brilliant FKA twigs (Eusexua Afterglow), Charli xcx, Miley Cyrus, Orville Peck, Austra (Chin Up Buttercup), Summer Walker and Everything But the Girl (The Best of Everything But the Girl) will all be making headlines. On November 17th, the experimental producer Oneohtrix Point Never will release a new album titled Tranquilizer. Young British soul artist Sekou will also drop a mixtape.
On November 21st, 2025, the music scene will be marked by the release of Aya Nakamura’s dynamic new album Destinée, the deluxe edition of Tate McRae’s So Close to What, EPs by Tems and Shygirl, and albums Paradise Now & Forever by Obongjayar and Tranquilizer from producer Oneohtrix Point Never.
A week later, on November 28th, the legendary Neil Young released Tonight’s the Night (50th Anniversary), while Rachel Chinouriri, A$AP Ferg, 070 Shake, Pink Siifu, and Sega Bodega also dropped new material. Another good news? Madonna is unveiling Bedtime Stories: The Untold Chapter, an EP featuring rare gems from the Bedtime Stories era (1994).
Depeche Mode and Nick Cave as the music highlights of December 2025
Just a few days later, on December 5th, the iconic British band Depeche Mode will release Memento Mori: Mexico City, while the soundtrack for the film Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (2025) will also drop, featuring vocals by actor Jeremy Allen White.
Other notable releases? New music from Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds (Live God), Melody’s Echo Chamber, and Roddy Ricch. Finally, on December 12th, Wish You Were Here 50 by the legendary British band Pink Floyd will make for the perfect Christmas gift.
