Latest Western music releases [December 2025]
Have you checked out the Western music released in December 2025 yet?From soul-stirring ballads to dance tracks that make your body move, artists from around the world have delivered a wide variety of songs.You’re sure to find the perfect track for your everyday background music, or a new favorite you’ll want to play on repeat.In this article, we’re spotlighting the latest Western music releases that dropped that month.Be sure to look for tracks you’ll want to add to your playlist!
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Latest Western Music Releases [December 2025] (61–70)
Used To LoveLil Tjay

Rapper Lil Tjay, hailing from the Bronx—the birthplace of hip-hop—first rose to prominence on SoundCloud in 2017.
In 2019, his collaboration with Polo G, “Pop Out,” reached No.
11 on the Billboard Hot 100, earning him strong support from younger listeners for his melodic rap style.
Despite suffering severe injuries in a 2022 shooting, he made a remarkable comeback.
His new single, released in December 2025, is a bittersweet breakup song that looks back on a past romance.
The track delicately weaves together emotions—shock at witnessing the relationship unravel, self-reproach, and regret for time that can’t be regained—delivered through his uniquely heartfelt flow.
The restrained production creates an intimate atmosphere that pairs well with late-night drives or quiet moments alone, blending sweetness with a touch of solitude.
If you’ve been hurt by love or want to quietly sort through your feelings, this is a must-listen.
Triple DoubleM Huncho

M Huncho continues to carve out a singular presence in London’s UK hip-hop scene.
While maintaining his trademark masked persona in public, he’s captivated fans with a melodious, Auto-Tune–driven flow.
His chart credentials are solid too, with the album Huncholini the 1st reaching No.
5 on the UK charts.
This track, released in December 2025 as part of his three-song project Where’s The Wizard?, showcases that signature appeal.
Produced by Gasha, Kasane, and Teko, it condenses the trap-wave aesthetic—equal parts icy and weightless—into two and a half minutes.
Over misty synths, his distinctive sing-rap resonates, yielding a short yet addictive listen.
It’s a perfect pick for late-night drives or solitary moments when you’re craving a moody atmosphere.
Dark Matter (ft. Bladee, DJ Blakes)MC Lan

MC Lan is a unique artist whose roots lie in Brazilian funk, yet he traverses rock and hip-hop with ease.
Since his breakthrough in 2017, he has earned international acclaim, including a Latin Grammy nomination in 2020 for a track with Anitta.
His album V3NOM Vol.
1 – Eclipse, released in December 2025, is an ambitious work that ventures into hard rock and nu metal.
The bonus track near the end features Swedish rapper Bladee, creating a distinctive sonic landscape where heavy guitar tones intersect with airy vocals.
While retaining funk’s rhythmic sensibility, the track carries a mysterious, gravity-like weight.
It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking a musical experience that transcends genre boundaries.
The Dream of a Ridiculous ManMIRAR

There aren’t many artists who transform the guitar into such an alien object.
MIRAAEL is a duo of French guitarist Leo Watremez and Norwegian producer Marius Elvestad, drawing heavy influence from the post-Vildhjarta “thall” context while using guitar to recreate even electronic textures in a distinctive style that’s gaining attention.
Released in December 2025, this track—its title inspired by Dostoevsky’s short story of the same name—lands with a cold, almost prayer-like chiaroscuro.
As a follow-up to the January 2025 album Ascension, it compresses rumbling low end and razor-sharp riffs into four and a half minutes.
If you’re drawn to inorganic sonic sculpture or want to probe the boundary between metal and electronic music, this is a must-hear.
Give Me Something (for Arknights Endfield)OneRepublic

OneRepublic is a pop-rock band with fans all over the world, known for their catchy melodies and grand, cinematic sound.
Lead vocalist Ryan Tedder is also a top-tier songwriter, famous for penning songs for artists like Adele and Taylor Swift.
In December 2025, the band released an image song for the game Arknights: Endfield.
The track was unveiled alongside the release date announcement PV for the title, which is slated for a simultaneous worldwide release in January 2026.
Centered on the theme of a desperate urge to “grab hold of something,” the song aligns perfectly with the game’s worldview of pioneering unknown lands.
Despite its short length, the chorus hook hits hard, and the synergy with the visuals sends the excitement soaring.
It’s recommended not only for game fans but also as uplifting background music when you want a positive boost.
ChancesPolo G

Polo G, a rapper from Chicago, has been at the forefront of the US hip-hop scene—his 2019 single “Pop Out” was a massive hit, and his 2021 album Hall of Fame reached No.
1 in the U.S.
His new track, released in December 2025, showcases a melodic flow and lyrics that capture the tension of the streets.
It explores themes like the vigilance that comes with success and the constant pressure to compete, all delivered with his signature, bittersweet sound that really resonates.
The release also serves as a lead-in to the expanded edition Hood Poet: Black Heart Edition, scheduled for the same month.
Recommended for fans of post-drill Chicago rap and those seeking emotionally driven hip-hop.
FDOPooh Shiesty

Rapper Pooh Shiesty from Memphis is signed to Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records.
He shot to prominence when his February 2021 mixtape “Shiesty Season” reached No.
3 on the Billboard 200.
However, his career was interrupted by a stint in federal prison.
He was released in October 2025, and this track marks his long-awaited comeback.
Built on TP808’s heavy 808 bass and hard-edged drums, the song is structured around a single long verse that barrels straight through.
Rather than crooning melodically, he leans on a gritty voice and forceful flow—an outright declaration that he’s back.
In the simultaneously released music video, footage of him right after his release and words from his family create a homecoming feel.
If you’re into Southern hip-hop or trap, definitely give it a listen.


