The Native Top 40: October 2025 — Celebrating Wales’ Biggest Hits of the Month!

October marks a monumental moment for Native Radio — the official launch of the Native Top 40, our brand-new monthly chart highlighting the hottest tracks and most celebrated artists emerging from Wales. From gritty Cardiff rap anthems to soulful R&B, indie rock bangers, and bilingual brilliance, the chart showcases the vibrant mix that defines the Welsh music scene right now.

Here’s a look at some of the standout hits shaping the Native Top 40 for October:

1. Those Damn Crows – “Glass Heart”

Bridgend’s rock heavyweights claim the top spot with “Glass Heart”, a powerful anthem that blends raw emotion with arena-sized energy. A masterclass in modern Welsh rock.

2. Aleighcia Scott – “Dod o’r Galon”

The Cardiff reggae queen delivers a heartfelt bilingual tune that’s both soulful and deeply rooted in culture. It’s no surprise she’s climbed near the top this month.

3. Local – “Paranoid”

Dark, reflective, and irresistibly smooth — “Paranoid” captures that late-night introspection we all know too well. A breakout moment for Local.

4. Mace The Great – “PTC (Perfected The Craft)”

True to its title, this track is proof of Mace’s evolution as one of Wales’ sharpest rappers. Precision, passion, and production on point.

5. Lemfrick – “Could Sin”

A poetic fusion of introspection and melody — Lemfrick continues to impress with storytelling that feels both personal and universal.

6. Sage Todz – “Stopia Cwyno”

The Welsh drill pioneer keeps pushing boundaries with bilingual bars and unapologetic pride. “Stopia Cwyno” is a rallying cry and a vibe.

7. Bruna Garcia – “Back in Town”

Smooth vocals and cinematic sound — Bruna’s return is all class. This one feels like a soundtrack to new beginnings.

8. Baddathanwho ft. Malika Blu – “2 Birds, 1 Stone”

Explosive chemistry between two rising stars. It’s confident, catchy, and full of Cardiff swagger.

9. Those Damn Crows – “Dreaming”

Another hit from the Crows! Anthemic guitars and soaring vocals make this one a fan favourite on Welsh rock radio.

10. Baddathanwho – “Welcome To Cardiff RMX”

A love letter and a warning shot — “Welcome To Cardiff” puts the city’s rap scene on full display.

Major Highlights

• Aleighcia Scott – “Diolch” (#12): A soulful thank-you anthem from one of Wales’ brightest voices.

• Mountz – “Business Man” (#16): Trap meets ambition; Mountz is carving his lane.

• Dom and Lloyd – “Disgwl” (#17): Smooth bilingual pop that feels effortlessly cool.

• Mared – “Better Late Than Never” (#36): Warm, honest Welsh pop with stunning vocals.

• Wafa – “Senseless” (#35): R&B elegance wrapped in vulnerability.

• Luke RV ft. Mace The Great – “See Me Shine” (#29): Two lyrical heavyweights celebrating self-belief and growth.

Top 40 Snapshot

From rock legends like Those Damn Crows to new-school innovators like Mace The Great, Sage Todz, and Baddathanwho — the Native Top 40 captures Wales’ unmatched creativity and diversity.

Each artist brings their unique sound to the table — whether it’s Aleighcia Scott’s bilingual reggae, Lemfrick’s reflective lyricism, or Bruna Garcia’s cinematic soul, the message is clear: Wales is producing world-class music.

NNT40 (Full Show) Listen to the full chart exclusively on Native Radio via our app or website every weekend.
Stay tuned — next month’s chart promises even more surprises, fresh releases, and rising stars.