Calling all Malay music lovers—get ready to discover what’s lighting up our streaming charts! This time around, RIM’s Top 10 list for Week 31 is out, and it’s packed with variety—from soulful ballads to anthemic pop hits. So, keep reading to know the Top 10 Malay songs that Malaysian simply can’t stop listening to.
What’s the RIM Chart ?
For those who haven’t discovered, the RIM Chart is established by the Recording Industry Association of Malaysia (RIM), a non-profit trade body representing over 300 recording businesses and companies across the country. Every week, the RIM Charts—compiled by global music technology giant BMAT. It is proudly showcase the most-played local and international songs in Malaysia based on verified streaming data like Spotify and Apple Music. Previously accessible only online, these charts can now be enjoyed on-air via Hitz FM, ERA and SYOK app.
So, here are the top 10 Most Streamed Malay Songs in RIM Chart for this week. You might want to add these to your current playlist:
1. Seni Berdamai dengan Takdir – Naim Daniel & Adnin Roslan
This emotive ballad, released on May 2025, is a stirring collaboration between Naim Daniel and Ustaz Adnin Roslan that delves into the delicate art of accepting fate with grace. According to Ustaz Adnin, this song is about learning to make peace with fate, and putting trust in God’s plan. The song went viral on TikTok with the lyric audio, “Berlarilah ke mana pun, jika kau milikku, kau milikku”.
2. Ingat – Alyph
Alyph taps into that familiar ache of first love and nostalgia with “Ingat,” a heartfelt track from his 2025 album The Storm. The lyrics bear confessions like “Aku ingat masa aku jatuh cinta denganmu,” painting a scene of someone revisiting the sweetest early memories of love and the longing to start “from the beginning” again.
3. Menjaga Jodoh Orang Lain – Ara Johari
This track tugs at your heartstrings by exploring the bittersweet beauty of loving someone you’re not meant for. In “Menjaga Jodoh Orang Lain,” Ara Johari delivers a deeply moving tale of her own heartbreak because of love. The lyrics reveal a selfless heart—choosing to hide her own pain just to see the person she loves smile.
4. Bukan Lagi Kita – Nadeera
Heartbreak takes center stage in “Bukan Lagi Kita,” as Nadeera sings about the painful reality of a love that’s no longer the same. Inspired by her own love story, Nadeera’s rich vocals and poignant delivery turn the song into an anthem for those learning to move on.
5. Reminisensi – Insomniacks
“Reminisensi” by Insomniacks holds the bittersweet weight of a past that lingers and too painful to forget. It reflects both the tender and challenging moments of revisiting a former relationship, capturing the raw emotions that come with love’s lingering echoes. As the first song the band ever created together, it stands as a cornerstone of their musical journey and a defining their identity.
6. Pulang – Insomniacks
Insomniacks deliver a powerful emotional punch with “Pulang,” a heartfelt plea filled with longing and nostalgia. The song’s chorus, with its repeated call of “Pulanglah,” captures the yearning for a loved one’s return, as if life only feels whole in their presence. Loved by listeners nationwide, it became one of the longest-running tracks on the RIM charts.
7. Masing- masing – Ernie Zakri & Ade Govinda
This powerhouse collaboration between Ernie Zakri and Indonesian musician Ade Govinda combines soaring vocals with an emotional storyline. “Masing-Masing” tells the tale of two person in love but is now heading in separate directions—not out of anger, but to pursue their own happiness. T
8. Sempurna – Insomniacks
Insomniacks describe “Sempurna” as a reflection on the pain of losing someone who once felt perfect in your life. Its emotional delivery and relatable narrative have resonated deeply with listeners, propelling it to become one of the year’s most-streamed local hits.
9. Dan Bila Esok – Sofaz
A timeless ballad from Sofaz, “Dan Bila Esok” tells the story of love slipping through your fingers, even when your heart still clings to what once was. With soaring vocals and a gentle, melancholic arrangement, the track captures that tender space between acceptance and hope. It’s the kind of song that lingers in the heart.
10. Hijab Rindu – Black Hanifah
Released on December 6, 2024, this moving ballad—created in collaboration with talents like Rudy Nastia, Adi Pawana, and Nyawa Black. “Hijab Rindu” speaks to resilience, gratitude, and the deep bonds of family, beautifully highlighted in its intimate music video shot in part in Perth alongside her wife and children.
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So, have you spotted your new favourite track on this week’s RIM Chart Top 10 Malay Songs list? Drop your recommendations in the comments—who knows, your pick might just be the next big hit everyone needs to hear!
