As 2025 draws to a close, the music world is far from slowing down. November brings a wave of highly anticipated releases across pop, R&B, alternative, and K-pop — with major names like Rosalía, Summer Walker, and 5 Seconds of Summer. Here are the 10 most anticipated albums of November 2025 you need to have on your radar.
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Rosalía – “Lux” (November 7)
The month opens with Lux, Rosalía’s ambitious fourth studio album and the follow-up to her game-changing Motomami. Recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra under Daníel Bjarnason, Lux marks the Spanish artist’s boldest project yet. Across 18 tracks divided into four movements, the album explores “feminine mysticism, transformation, and transcendence.” With collaborators like Björk, Yves Tumor, and Carminho, Rosalía blends classical grandeur with experimental pop. Its lead single, “Berghain,” released in late October, already sparked critical acclaim for its haunting vocals and cinematic visuals.
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Young Miko – “Do Not Disturb” (November 7)
After a breakout year, Puerto Rican trap star Young Miko caps off 2025 with her second album Do Not Disturb. The 16-track project, released via The Wave Music Group, features recent singles “Wssup,” “Meiomi,” and “Likey Likey.” Following her high-profile stint opening for Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour, this album promises to showcase a more confident and genre-fluid Miko.
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BENEE – “Ur an Angel I’m Just Particles” (November 7)
New Zealand’s indie-pop sensation BENEE is back with her sophomore record Ur an Angel I’m Just Particles. Due via Republic Records, the 12-track project continues her exploration of dreamy, introspective pop. The album compiles previously released singles such as “Cinnamon,” “Sad Boiii,” and “Underwater.”
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5 Seconds of Summer – “Everyone’s A Star!” (November 14)
The Australian pop-rock quartet 5 Seconds of Summer returns with Everyone’s A Star!, their sixth studio album and first in three years. Recorded between Los Angeles and Nashville, the project reunites the band with longtime collaborators Jason Evigan and Julian Bunetta. The lead single “NOT OK” reintroduced 5SOS with an anthemic edge.
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Summer Walker – “Finally Over It” (November 14)
Summer Walker closes a chapter with Finally Over It, the third and final installment of her Over It trilogy. Released through LVRN and Interscope, the album is one of the most anticipated releases of this final stretch of the year.
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The Neighbourhood – “Ultrasound” (November 14)
Following a five-year hiatus, The Neighbourhood make their long-awaited return with ((((ultraSOUND)))). The alt-pop band, led by Jesse Rutherford, began teasing their comeback in late 2024 and recently dropped a triple single featuring “Private,” “OMG,” and “Lovebomb.”
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FKA Twigs – “Eusexua Afterglow” (November 14)
FKA Twigs expands her creative universe with Eusexua Afterglow, a spiritual and sonic sequel to her recent album Eusexua. Originally conceived as a deluxe edition, the album grew into an 11-track standalone project, blending avant-garde pop with R&B and electronic textures. Featuring PinkPantheress on a standout collaboration, the record continues Twigs’ exploration of sensuality, identity, and artistic rebirth.
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Wale – “Everything Is a Lot” (November 14)
Hip-hop veteran Wale returns with Everything Is a Lot, a 16-track reflection on growth, struggle, and self-acceptance. Released through Def Jam, the album includes singles “Blanco,” “City on Fire,” and “Where to Start.”
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Stray Kids – “Do It” (November 21)
K-pop powerhouses Stray Kids unveil their next project SKZ IT TAPE: Do It on November 21. The announcement came during the group’s encore concert dominATE : celebrATE, where fans were treated to a cinematic horror-themed teaser.
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Jessie J – “Don’t Tease Me with a Good Time” (November 28)
Rounding out the month is Jessie J’s Don’t Tease Me with a Good Time, her sixth studio album and first under her own label. The British powerhouse has previewed the project with singles “No Secrets,” “Living My Best Life,” and “H.A.P.P.Y.”
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