Vinyl album and singles survey shows Sam Fender, Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter between the highlights
The year 2025 is only in the fourth month, but the famous highlight lists have already begun to appear. According to information from NMEthe best -selling vinyl albums and singles of the period (so far) have been revealed.
Among the albums, artists like Sam Fender, Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter stood out with People Watching, Love (live from Paris) and Short n ‘Sweetrespectively. Already Lady Gaga appears in fourth with the newly released Mayhem. Top 10 still has Romancefrom Fontaines DC (who canceled show at Lollapalooza Brasil 2025), CNGfrom Kendrick Lamar, Rumoursfrom Fleetwood Macand Hit me hard and softfrom Billie Eilish.
Vinyl singles are led by “Whatever“, from Oasiswhich landed in Brazil in November 2025 for two shows in São Paulo, followed by “Pink pony club“, from Chappell Roanand “Messy“, from Lola Young. Top 5 ends with “People Watching“, from Sam Fenderand “Tasta“, from Sabrina Carpenter. See the full rankings below:
The 10 best selling vinyl records in 2025 so far
- People WatchingSam Fender
- Love (live from Paris)Taylor Swift
- Short n ‘SweetSabrina Carpenter
- MayhemLady Gaga
- The Rise and Fall of a Midwest PrincessChappell Roan
- RomanceFontaines dc
- CNGKendrick Lamar
- RumoursFleetwood Mac
- Critical ThinkingManic Street Preachers
- Hit me hard and softBillie Eilish
The 10 best selling vinyl singles from 2025 so far
- “Whatever“, Oasis
- “Pink pony club“, Chappell Roan
- “Messy“, Lola Young
- “People Watching“, Sam Fender
- “Tasta“, Sabrina Carpenter
- “Bed Chem“, Sabrina Carpenter
- “Let the Light Return“, Manic Street Preachers
- “All My Love“, Coldplay
- “THAT’S SO TRUE“, Gracie Abrams
- “Apt“, Rosé and Bruno Mars
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Source: Rollingstone
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