Best of November 2025 [E]

Best of November 2025

November 2025 delivered a strong run of music, and this compilation captures the standout moments from that month. With 35 carefully selected tracks, it reflects the sound of the moment, mixing major stars with rising voices that are changing how modern music sounds.

A Month Defined by Variety

The strength of this collection is its range. From hard-hitting rap to melodic pop and smooth R&B, the project feels like a time capsule of what listeners were vibing with throughout November 2025. It highlights bold production, sharper writing, and new creative risks across genres.

Hip-Hop at the Core

Lil Baby leads the project with multiple appearances, including “Middle of the Summer,” “All On Me,” “Real Shit,” “Otha Boy,” and “Try To Love.” His run shows consistency, growth, and influence in the scene.

NF also makes a strong impact with “WHO I WAS,” “FEAR,” and “HOME,” bringing emotional depth and introspective storytelling that sets a reflective tone across the compilation.

Album: Best of November 2025
Singer: Various Artist
Format: Mp3
Bitrate: 320KBPS
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap/Pop/Other
Released: Dec 08 2025

Tracklist:

1. Lil Baby – Middle of the Summer
2. NF – WHO I WAS
3. NLE The Great – KO
4. NF – FEAR
5. BigXthaPlug – All The Way (feat. Bailey Zimmerman)
6. Central Cee – Booga
7. Lil Baby – All On Me
8. NF – HOME
9. Lil Baby – Real Shit
10. ROSALÍA – La Perla
11. Summer Walker – Finally Over It
12. T.I. – Havin’ My Way
13. Tate McRae – Sports car
14. BigXthaPlug – Hell At Night (feat. Ella Langley)
15. Alex Warren – Eternity
16. Lil Baby – Otha Boy
17. Lil Gotit – Young Nigga
18. Lil Baby – Try To Love
19. Offset – NO SWEAT
20. Stogie T – No Healing
21. Summer Walker – Go Girl
22. Tee Grizzley – Voicemail (feat. Rod Wave)
23. Tyla – CHANEL
24. Kehlani – Out The Window
25. BLACKPINK – JUMP
26. Meek Mill – HOW FAR WE CAME
27. Megan Moroney – Beautiful Things
28. Olivia Dean – Man I Need
29. Polo G – High Tolerance
30. Quavo – New Trip
31. Stogie T – Four Horsemen
32. Westside Gunn – FREE ROLEYS [Feat. Benny The Butcher]
33. Wale – Watching Us
34. G Herbo – Went Legit
35. Kodak Black – Who You Seeing Tonight

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Cross-Genre Collaborations

A major theme of this project is genre-blending. BigXthaPlug teams up with Bailey Zimmerman on “All The Way” and Ella Langley on “Hell At Night,” showing how hip-hop is merging with country-inspired sounds.

Tee Grizzley and Rod Wave connect on “Voicemail,” delivering a raw, emotional record that blends street perspective with vulnerability.

Global and Pop Standouts

International energy runs through this compilation. ROSALÍA’s “La Perla” adds Spanish-language flair, Central Cee’s “Booga” represents the UK sound, and BLACKPINK’s “JUMP” delivers high-impact K-pop presence.

Pop and modern R&B shine with Tate McRae’s “Sports Car,” Tyla’s “CHANEL,” and Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need,” bringing melody-driven, emotional records into the mix.

Strong R&B Presence

Summer Walker appears with “Finally Over It” and “Go Girl,” delivering the emotional honesty she’s known for. Kehlani’s “Out The Window” adds depth, while Alex Warren’s “Eternity” blends pop and R&B in a smooth, modern style.

Underground and Alternative Energy

The compilation respects the underground. Stogie T contributes “No Healing” and “Four Horsemen,” bringing sharp lyricism and international hip-hop influence. Westside Gunn teams with Benny The Butcher on “FREE ROLEYS,” keeping the gritty East Coast sound alive.

Veterans Still Showing Strength

T.I. returns with “Havin’ My Way,” Meek Mill reflects with “HOW FAR WE CAME,” and Wale adds thoughtful depth with “Watching Us.” These tracks show that experience and relevance can coexist.

Audio Quality

The project is delivered in 320KBPS MP3 format, giving clean, powerful sound. Vocals stay crisp, bass hits hard, and production details come through clearly on all devices.

Rising Artists in the Spotlight

The album also highlights newer voices, including:

NLE The Great with “KO”
Lil Gotit with “Young Nigga”
Megan Moroney with “Beautiful Things”

These tracks balance the project by adding fresh energy alongside established names.

Themes Across the Compilation

Several ideas run through the project:

Personal growth and self-reflection
Stories of success and struggle
Love, loss, and relationship tension
Street reality and authenticity

Cultural Snapshot of November 2025

This collection works as more than a playlist. It feels like a record of what mattered in music during that moment. It shows genre walls breaking down, global voices gaining space, and artists working together across styles.

The Value of Curated Compilations

In a world powered by algorithms, this type of project feels intentional. It gives listeners a guided experience, helping people discover new artists while revisiting the biggest tracks of the month.

Final Thoughts

“Best of November 2025” works as a complete musical archive of its time. With 35 tracks covering hip-hop, pop, R&B, and global sounds, it delivers both variety and consistency.

It’s more than just a collection of songs. It’s a celebration of creativity, risk-taking, and the culture that shaped music in November 2025.