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Record Label Market Share Year-End 2025: Taylor Swift Powers REPUBLIC to New High; Interscope & Atlantic Finish Strong
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Swift’s release was so monumental that in the fourth quarter alone, the album accounted for 9.07% of the current market share for the period, with REPUBLIC’s fourth-quarter current market share a jaw-dropping 22.50% — not far off Sony’s 23.94% for the quarter.
For the full year, Swift’s album accounted for 2.49% current share, despite being out for just three months.
1 current market share rankings slot, as it has for the past four years.
Those two powerhouse divisions helped fuel UMG’s current market share growth to 37.48% for 2025, up from 36.90% through 2024.
Among the label groups, Sony Music ticked up to 27.48% from 27.38% last year, while Warner Music Group also improved, rising to 18.87% from 18.39%.