The Most Streamed Artists in Southeast Asia
Indonesian and Filipino artists are dominating the streaming charts in Southeast Asia, based on Spotify Weekly.
The Southeast Asian music industry continues to grow rapidly, with streaming platforms helping regional artists reach millions of listeners across borders.
Based on Spotify Weekly data as of 30 April 2026, artists from Indonesia, Philippines, Viet Nam, and Thailand have contributed to the streaming charts, with Indonesian and Filipino artists dominating.
Leading the rankings is Raim Laode with an impressive 18.07 million weekly streams. Known for emotional lyrics and heartfelt melodies, Raim Laode has become one of Indonesia’s most influential contemporary musicians. Following closely is Hindia with 16.66 million streams, whose thoughtful songwriting continues to attract a loyal audience.
Another Indonesian artist, Nadhif Basalamah, earned 15.45 million streams, proving the rising popularity of young local talents. Meanwhile, fitterkarma reached 12.82 million streams through viral online popularity and strong fan engagement.
Indonesia contributed several additional names to the regional rankings. Ifan Seventeen achieved 10.16 million streams, while Sal Priadi and .Feast each surpassed 9 million streams. Other notable Indonesian acts include Piche Kota, Idgitaf, Pamungkas, Perunggu, and Tulus.
From the Philippines, rapper Skusta Clee recorded 10.29 million streams, while Ben&Ben and Cup of Joe continued their success with 5.50 million and 5.44 million streams respectively. Filipino singer Arthur Nery also secured a place on the list with 2.38 million streams.
Nicole Anipang and Kyle Raphael from also gained strong streaming numbers with 4.04 and 3.93 million streams.
Meanwhile, the only artists who are not from Indonesia or the Philippines are HIEUTHUHAI represented Viet Nam with 2.73 million streams, and YOUNGOHM from Thailand recorded 2.00 million streams.
These rankings demonstrate how Southeast Asian artists are increasingly shaping the global digital music landscape. Through streaming platforms such as Spotify, local musicians can now reach international audiences while preserving their own languages, styles, and cultural identities.