The LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 37 – 2025 – The sound of the LGBTQ community!

Here is the LGBTQ Music Chart for Week 37 of the year 2025, listing the top 50 songs currently appearing on the chart.

LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 37 – 2025

What an exhilarating week it has been with the original LGBTQ Music Chart! Unlike mainstream charts, this playlist celebrates artists and songs that uplift LGBTQ voices and stories from around the world, shining a spotlight on the diversity and creativity within the queer community. Our incredible readers have spoken, voting for the ultimate playlist for Week 37 of 2025. The energy and passion in the air are simply electrifying as we honor the vibrant sounds that make our hearts sing.

This week’s chart features breakout hits from the dynamic  and fan favorites like , making it a must-listen lineup for anyone seeking both fresh talent and beloved anthems. Get ready to groove to the beats that define this extraordinary year!

Week 37 2025 for the LGBTQ Music Chart of 2025 is here, and it’s time to celebrate the top 50 songs that are rocking the charts! Prepare for an amazing playlist filled with love and appreciation from listeners. This is the ultimate soundtrack for your weekend – don’t miss out on these fantastic tunes!

Tune in to the original LGBTQ Music Chart radio show with Tim Graham this Saturday for an exclusive top 10 reveal (see schedule here). The show airs on 18 radio stations, bringing new releases and throwbacks to a diverse audience. Missed it? Find the full chart at lgbtqmusicchart.eu/ and keep up with the latest in LGBTQ music.

Number One Spot

Jon Sverre’s debut acoustic pop single, «Waiting for anything», reached number one on the LGBTQ Music Chart this week. The Norwegian queer singer-songwriter is known for his honest and personal songs about life.

Notable Mentions

This week’s «Watch out» song is «Cherry Pie» by Dani Ride and Lizz & Rosimar. Dani Ride, a Chilean singer-songwriter from Antofagasta, began his music career in Christian music, influenced by his upbringing in a Christian musical family. He gained early recognition with TV appearances on Yingo (2011) and Factor X 2 (2012) and by posting Spanish covers on YouTube, including a version of Bruno Mars’ «Just the Way You Are.»

This week’s Tim’s Throwback from Memory Lane features «Set Me Free» by Duane AJ.

Montjuïc‘s cover of David Cassidy’s 1970s song «Mae» is this week’s song of the week. The duo, Ian Carmichael (keys & programming) and James Hackett (guitar & vocals), will release «Mae» as the second single from their LP «Things Must Change», due now in September. The band embraces a formerly stigmatised appreciation for Cassidy’s music.

Newcomers of the Week

Brooklyn-based, Texas-born artist Reigen, known for tracks like «Smoke Drink Party» and «Lit Summer», is our «newcomer of the week» with «Keep Dreaming». The defiant ballad, Reigen’s response to questions from his 2021 release «Happy», marks his return to music in 2025 after focusing on visual art in Madrid.

Stay up to date with the LGBTQ Music Chart by following the playlist on Apple Music and/or Spotify. The top 50 playlist updates weekly and may differ from the list below.