MOLTN Weekly Playlist: The Sound of Sole DXB 2025

MOLTN Weekly Playlist: The Sound of Sole DXB 2025

MOLTN Weekly Playlist: The Sound of Sole DXB 2025

Culture

December 12, 2025

Amrita Singh

Chief Editor

If Sole DXB has taught us anything, it’s that music hits different when cultures collide. This playlist captures this year's lineup’s full spectrum - the R&B, the rap, the funk, the global fusion - all in one slick, mood-setting mix.

Sole DXB isn’t just a festival - it’s a temperature check on what’s shaping global youth culture right now. And this year’s lineup feels like someone cracked open the algorithm, pulled out only the good bits, and dropped them in one place. So we turned it into a playlist you can live in all week – especially if you can’t make it to Sole DXB this time!

Headliners Tyla, Kaytranada, and Miguel anchor the mix with three very different energies - glossy R&B, hypnotic electronic bounce, and that unmistakable Miguel seduction. But the real pulse sits in the global blend - Lil Yachty’s cosmic rap phase, Zeyne’s alt-Arab pop smoothness, Tommy WÁ’s warmth and poetic acoustic vibe, and the raw, brilliant chaos of Shabjdeed and Al Nather among a plethora of other artists including, Loyle Carner, Pa Salieu, Naïka, and yes - Anik Khan, because diaspora perspective always hits different.

This playlist isn’t just a preview of the weekend; it’s the mood board for everything Sole stands for: cross-cultural, forward-thinking, and deeply, unapologetically cool. Plug in, turn it up, and consider this your warm-up.

Listen here

Sole DXB isn’t just a festival - it’s a temperature check on what’s shaping global youth culture right now. And this year’s lineup feels like someone cracked open the algorithm, pulled out only the good bits, and dropped them in one place. So we turned it into a playlist you can live in all week – especially if you can’t make it to Sole DXB this time!

Headliners Tyla, Kaytranada, and Miguel anchor the mix with three very different energies - glossy R&B, hypnotic electronic bounce, and that unmistakable Miguel seduction. But the real pulse sits in the global blend - Lil Yachty’s cosmic rap phase, Zeyne’s alt-Arab pop smoothness, Tommy WÁ’s warmth and poetic acoustic vibe, and the raw, brilliant chaos of Shabjdeed and Al Nather among a plethora of other artists including, Loyle Carner, Pa Salieu, Naïka, and yes - Anik Khan, because diaspora perspective always hits different.

This playlist isn’t just a preview of the weekend; it’s the mood board for everything Sole stands for: cross-cultural, forward-thinking, and deeply, unapologetically cool. Plug in, turn it up, and consider this your warm-up.

Listen here

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Sole DXB isn’t just a festival - it’s a temperature check on what’s shaping global youth culture right now. And this year’s lineup feels like someone cracked open the algorithm, pulled out only the good bits, and dropped them in one place. So we turned it into a playlist you can live in all week – especially if you can’t make it to Sole DXB this time!

Headliners Tyla, Kaytranada, and Miguel anchor the mix with three very different energies - glossy R&B, hypnotic electronic bounce, and that unmistakable Miguel seduction. But the real pulse sits in the global blend - Lil Yachty’s cosmic rap phase, Zeyne’s alt-Arab pop smoothness, Tommy WÁ’s warmth and poetic acoustic vibe, and the raw, brilliant chaos of Shabjdeed and Al Nather among a plethora of other artists including, Loyle Carner, Pa Salieu, Naïka, and yes - Anik Khan, because diaspora perspective always hits different.

This playlist isn’t just a preview of the weekend; it’s the mood board for everything Sole stands for: cross-cultural, forward-thinking, and deeply, unapologetically cool. Plug in, turn it up, and consider this your warm-up.

Listen here

Sole DXB isn’t just a festival - it’s a temperature check on what’s shaping global youth culture right now. And this year’s lineup feels like someone cracked open the algorithm, pulled out only the good bits, and dropped them in one place. So we turned it into a playlist you can live in all week – especially if you can’t make it to Sole DXB this time!

Headliners Tyla, Kaytranada, and Miguel anchor the mix with three very different energies - glossy R&B, hypnotic electronic bounce, and that unmistakable Miguel seduction. But the real pulse sits in the global blend - Lil Yachty’s cosmic rap phase, Zeyne’s alt-Arab pop smoothness, Tommy WÁ’s warmth and poetic acoustic vibe, and the raw, brilliant chaos of Shabjdeed and Al Nather among a plethora of other artists including, Loyle Carner, Pa Salieu, Naïka, and yes - Anik Khan, because diaspora perspective always hits different.

This playlist isn’t just a preview of the weekend; it’s the mood board for everything Sole stands for: cross-cultural, forward-thinking, and deeply, unapologetically cool. Plug in, turn it up, and consider this your warm-up.

Listen here