Discogs, the music discovery and record collecting platform, has unveiled its list of most collected vinyl albums Of 2025.
Discogs' Year in Review is shaped entirely by collectors themselves, reflecting what fans added to their shelves, searched for in Discogs' Marketplace, and cataloged using the world's largest community-built music database.
Discogs' Year in Review spans nine regions worldwide, including the U.S. and Canada, Latin America, the U.K. and Ireland, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, the Nordic Countries, the Middle East and Africa, East and Southeast Asia, and Australia and New Zealand.
Each category, including Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Reissue of the Year, 7-Inch of the Year, and Label of the Year, features one global winner and five regional winners across all participating territories.
Taylor Swift dominated 2025 once again, standing as the only contemporary act to break through when legacy artists like The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Madonna led many of the top lists.
Swift's The Life Of A Showgirl earned Most Collected Album of the Year globally, and "Fortnight," a song from her album The Tortured Poets Department, won most-collected Global 7-Inch of the Year.
The Beatles won the title of the most-collected Global Artist of the Year, while Channel Orange by Frank Ocean was the most collected Global Reissue of the Year. Columbia was adjudged Global Label of the Year.
The full list of global and regional winners can be found at www.discogs.com/year-in-review.
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