Top 5 Music & Audio Apps in New Zealand Q2 2025: Unified Platform

During the second quarter of 2025, the top music and audio applications in New Zealand displayed varied performance trends across a unified platform, combining both iOS and Android data. Here’s a closer look at how each app fared:

Spotify: Music and Podcasts saw a consistent level of weekly downloads, averaging around 4.8K. The app's revenue peaked at approximately $35K in early April, with a slight decline towards the end of the quarter, settling at about $29K. Active users fluctuated, peaking at nearly 893K in mid-June, indicating strong engagement throughout the quarter.

Music Player & MP3 - MMusic experienced a notable drop in weekly downloads from 4.9K at the start of April to just 220 by late June. Active users also decreased, ending the quarter at around 2.7K, following a peak of 5.2K in early April. Revenue was negligible, with a brief rise in mid-April.

JBL Headphones maintained a steady download rate, averaging about 2.7K weekly, with a peak of 3.1K in late June. Active users initially declined but recovered to approximately 13.4K by the end of June, demonstrating a resurgence in user engagement.

Tunecho music-Play offline showed an increase in weekly downloads, reaching 3K in early May, before fluctuating throughout the quarter. Active users grew steadily, peaking at over 6K in late June, reflecting a positive trend in user retention.

Music Player & MP3 - DDMusic had a consistent download rate, with a slight increase towards the end of the quarter to 1.3K. Active users remained stable, with a slight rise to 8.2K by the quarter’s end.

These insights, sourced from Sensor Tower, provide a snapshot of the music and audio app market in New Zealand. For more detailed analysis, visit Sensor Tower's platform.