Indonesian Music Albums Released Throughout 2025

2025 (Ist) Indonesian Album Release

JAKARTA - 2025 is marked by many album releases that are worth revisiting, whether because of their success or the interesting stories behind them.

From the albums discussed in this article, there are big names who also toured on many national music stages throughout 2025, such as Hindia, Salma Salsabil, to Reality Club.

But in addition to that, there are albums that are so meaningful for the carrier, such as "Koma," which marked Mahalini's return after giving birth to her first child.

Then there is a collaboration album from two names with different musical backgrounds, such as the collaboration between Jason Ranti and Dongker in the album "I Don't Know and I Dongker".

Here is the full list of Indonesian full albums released throughout 2025:

Mahalini – Coma

After taking a break to give birth, Mahalini returned with her second album titled "Koma". Containing ten songs strung together in one red thread of a story, Mahalini emphasizes that this album is not the end point, but a sign to stop for a moment to take a breath before continuing the longer journey.

The songs on this album feature a more mature musical color with a deeper emotional touch than his debut album. What is more special, Mahalini is preparing to bring this album through a solo performance in Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur in 2026.

Jason Ranti & Dongker – I Don’t Know and I Dongker

The album "I Don't Know and I Dongker" is one of the most interesting on this list, given the previously unimaginable collaboration of Jason Ranti and Dongker. The album contains six tracks, including "wrong display", "I'm tired", and "recommended in Bandung". The work of this collaboration is full of social criticism. While his musical exploration blends folk-satirical lyrics with punk distortion that is familiar.

Reality Club – Who Knows Where Life Will Take You?

The Jakarta-based indie band released their fourth full-length album with a more raw but emotionally mature energy - the result of a workshop in Bali and recording in Bangkok. Containing 13 songs, the album introduces the singles "Quick! Love!" and "You'll Find Lovers Like You and Me". What makes it different, there is "Close to You/Far Away", Reality Club's first work using Indonesian lyrics.

India - Doves, '25 on Blank Canvas

Baskara Putra released this mixtape as a natural reaction to various events he experienced at the end of 2024. "Doves, '25 on Blank Canvas' is a spontaneous, honest work, and perhaps the most 'messy' in a positive sense - like a doodle on a blank canvas. The mixtape album that brought Hindia back to the AMI Awards trophy contains numbers that reflect on health risks, social issues, to personal anxiety summarized in a short duration.

Adhitia Sofyan – Observation of Transition

Adhitia Sofyan returns to his acoustic roots but with new seasoning. This is Adhitia's first full-length album which is entirely in Indonesian. Through "Observasi Transisi", Adhitia presents songs for those who want to "stop running" and start having a dialogue with themselves in the middle of silence.

David Bayu - Segalanya Itu Kamu

Through "Everything Is You", David Bayu extends his musical breath as a soloist, after no longer being with Naif. David Bayu's second solo album is an organic portrait of his life's journey. It contains eight songs that all come from real stories, both personal experiences and those of the closest people. David chose to use original instruments to pursue an honest and warm sound. Tracks like "Bila Tak Lagi Cinta" and "Luka" show his reflective side.

Gusti Irwan Wibowo – Endikup

"Endikup" which is an acronym for "nice in the ear" is Gusti Irwan Wibowo's second full album after his debut album, "Duh Gusti" which was released in 2023. As an emotional posthumous offering from the late Gusti, this album contains nine songs, including "Hari Yang Mantap" and "Diculik Cinta". "Endikup" is a celebration of imagination and positive spirit, which involves friends such as Danilla, Bilal Indrajaya, and Hifdzi Khoir.

Raisa - ambiVert

Raisa appears more daring and free on her fifth full-length album. Through "ambiVert", she explores the introvert and extrovert sides of humans. Featuring Lafa Pratomo to Rendy Pandugo as producers, Raisa presents eleven tracks, including "Tetap Bukan Kamu" to "Awal Kisah Selamanya". Interestingly, the songwriting process in this album was carried out on the outskirts of Jakarta, where Raisa felt the need to isolate herself from the hustle and bustle of the capital in order to explore music and emotions to the fullest.

Salma Salsabil – Hoping For The East

After the great success of his debut single "Bunga Hati", Salma Salsabil presents "Berharap Pada Timur" as his first full album. The Indonesian Idol winner released his first album which he called a "complete package" of romance, from the phase of falling in love to the point of saturation. With the exploration of dynamic emotions with a focus on straightforward storytelling, through this album, Salma shows his characteristic vocal quality in a fresh pop music shell.

Marcello Tahitoe – Melancholy Waves

Released last April, Marcello Tahitoe's seventh album alias Ello presents an unusual musicality. He tried to get out of his comfort zone with bolder arrangements and lyrics that tend to be more contemplative. "Ombak Melankolia" itself blends rock energy with a calm melancholy feel, like waves hitting the coast. Interestingly, Ello's exploration this time comes in the midst of his busy schedule as a guest vocalist for many stages that Dewa 19 has taken.

In addition to the album list above, the excitement of Indonesian music in 2025 also presents "INTONESIA" from Diskoria, "Berbunga" from Dere, "Obrolan Jam 3 Pagi" from Lomba Sihir", and "Merangkai" from Ziva Magnolya.

In addition, there is still "Today, Tomorrow & Forever" from Rafi Sudirman, "First Secret" from Rony Parulian, "LUAP" from Nyoman Paul, "To, The Honorable" from Raisa Anggiani, "Gemini" from Marion Jola, "Lune" from Anggi Marito, "Edelweiss" from Tiara Andini, to "Heartbreak Celebration - Act 2" from for Revenge.