The most popular Belarusian artists on Yandex Music in 2025 have been revealed.
The "Yandex Music" service has summarized the results of 2025 and named the most popular artists from Belarus. The ratings were formed based on the preferences of one million "Yandex Plus" subscribers in Belarus and 43.9 million listeners in other countries.
The artists of the year became the rap trio: Egor Yunitsky (uniqe), Artem Shilovec (ARTEM SHILOVETS) and Nikita Korobyko (nkeeei). Their hits, such as "Crowds are shouting" and especially last year's "Glamour", brought the musicians to a new level. It is symbolic that the summing up coincided with the premiere of their new album.
The artist of the year is Ekaterina Chepik (CHEPIKK), a native of Minsk. She gained popularity with the song "You Can't Treat Me Like That", and over the past year her position has been strengthened by new singles.
The freshman of the year is Andrey Katikov, a graduate of the prestigious Boston Berklee College. His hits, combining funk and soul, are rapidly gaining popularity, and experts consider him one of the most promising Belarusian musicians.
The leader in likes was Evgeny Ostrovsky (Voskresenskii) from Gomel, whose tracks are actively going viral on social networks.
The album of the year is "2007 pt. 2" from the trio ARTEM SHILOVETS, nkeeei and uniqe.
The track of the year is the song "Don't Love Me" by the duo CHEPIKK and Holl (Ekaterina Chepik and Vladislav Popov).
The Top 100 most popular tracks in Belarus are available on the main page of the service, and each subscriber can find out their personal statistics for 2025.
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