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Paris, 23 October 2025, 17:45 CET – Deezer (Euronext Paris: DEEZR; ISIN: FR001400AYG6), the global music experiences platform, published its consolidated revenue for the third quarter of 2025 (period ended on 30 September 2025).
Alexis Lanternier, CEO of Deezer, commented: “Subscriber growth in France has accelerated for a third consecutive quarter, confirming the positive impact of our differentiation initiatives in our home market. In the rest of the world, subscription numbers in the Direct segment are also picking up pace, reflecting the quality of our service and the appeal of our brand as we champion transparency and fairness in music streaming. Our AI detection system and new personalization features are attracting global attention, opening opportunities beyond our core markets. Deezer is leading the way in protecting artists and rights holders, while delivering innovative, unforgettable music experiences for fans. Looking ahead, we’re focused on new fan-oriented product launches as well as exciting innovations for artists, designed to deepen engagement, expand creative control, and further differentiate the listening experience on Deezer.”

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Q3 2025 BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
Deezer continues to strengthen its global position by driving innovation through transparency on AI music, strategic partnerships, and next-generation fan engagement features, while offering a seamless, borderless music experience on a global scale.
AI tagging system: As of September 2025, Deezer is detecting the delivery of over 30,000 fully AI-generated tracks every day – accounting for more than 28% of the total daily delivery to date (versus 18% in April 2025). Fully AI-generated songs are automatically removed from algorithmic recommendations and are not included in editorial playlists, ensuring that these tracks don’t dilute the royalty pool in any significant way, while providing a transparent user experience. Deezer became the first (and so far only) music streaming platform to explicitly tag AI-generated music.
Universal sharing for Deezer playlists: Following the launch of universal sharing for individual songs in April 2025, Deezer playlists can now also be opened on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music. Thanks to automatic song recognition technology, Deezer identifies equivalent tracks across platforms and redirects users to the right version of each song. This is the latest initiative in a move towards making interactions between fans easier and breaking down barriers between services.
Partnership diversification: Deezer continues to diversify its strategic partnerships across key verticals, such as telcos, sports and digital media, with partners including Norlys in Denmark and Fitness Park and Molotov TV in France, as well as engaging with a long tail of B2B opportunities through Deezer for Business. In Brazil partnerships with media platform Azerion and digital marketplace Chippu are creating new opportunities.
Exploring new territories: Deezer and Azerion, a leading digital entertainment and media platform, have entered an exclusive agreement for audio and video monetization in Brazil. The partnership includes a direct integration with Hawk, Azerion’s fully owned, omnichannel demand-side platform (DSP). Through Hawk, advertisers will be able to access Deezer’s exclusive audio and video inventory and plan, activate and optimize their campaigns with advanced audience targeting, automated deal management, and real-time performance insights.
Deezer named as one of the world’s most trustworthy companies in 2025: Deezer has been named to Newsweek’s list of the world’s most trustworthy companies in 2025. The ranking includes 1000 companies in 20 countries and is based on surveys of 65,000 people as well as extensive social media listening. Deezer is the only music streaming company on the list and is ranked in the Media & Entertainment category, along with music industry heavyweights such as Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group.
Q3 2025 REVENUE
Consolidated revenue amounted to €131.4 million in Q3 2025, nearly stable compared to Q3 2024 (-1.1% YoY and -1.9% at constant currency due to FX effect in Brazil). This reflects the sustained momentum of the Direct subscriber base in France with higher share of family offers in the mix and a stronger contribution from the Other segment, offset by the anticipated revenue decline from partnerships.
Direct revenue amounted to €87.9 million in Q3 2025, compared to €85.8 million in Q3 2024, up 2.4% (+3.1% at constant currency). This revenue growth was driven by: (i) strong momentum in France with a continued QoQ increase of the subscriber base to 3.7 million (+6.4% LFL at end of March, +8.3% LFL at end of June and +11.7% at the end of September) reflecting Deezer’s family offer success, and (ii) an increase in Direct RoW subscribers (up 6.1% LFL), notably reflecting Deezer‘s growing appeal overseas driven by subscribers’ alignment with its core values, without new marketing investments.
Partnerships revenue amounted to €35.6 million in Q3 2025 compared to €41.5 million in Q3 2024, down 14.2% (-13.2% at constant currency). This evolution mainly reflected the residual impact of the Mercado Libre model shift, partly offset by the positive impact of RTL+ and recent smaller partnerships. Meanwhile, ARPU rose 11.2% YoY at €3.2 thanks to a better mix.
Other revenue which is made up of advertising and ancillary revenue, amounted to €7.9 million in Q3 2025 compared to €6.7 million in Q3 2024, up 17.4% (+20.5% at constant currency), and mainly reflected the performance of the white labelling solutions for hardware / media partners.
9M 2025 CONSOLIDATED REVENUE
Consolidated revenue amounted to €398.5 million in 2025 compared to €402.0 million in 2024 (-0.9% YoY and +0.4% at constant currency) in line with expectations for FY25. As for Q3 2025, the evolution is mainly explained by Direct performance (+1.6% YoY and +2.3% at constant currency) driven by strong momentum in France and higher contribution of the Other revenue (white labelling solutions) which offset the anticipated decline in Partnerships revenue.
ANNUAL TARGETS: EXPECTING POSITIVE ADJUSTED EBITDA IN H2 REFLECTING SOLID FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
Deezer confirms its annual revenue guidance, expected to be flat to slightly declining YoY. Given the solid financial performance year-to-date, Deezer expects positive adjusted EBITDA5 in H2 and remains on track to deliver positive free cash flow6 for the second year in a row.
FINANCIAL CALENDAR
March 19, 2026: FY 2025 Results (press release to be published after market close)
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
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ABOUT DEEZER
Deezer is one of the world’s largest independent music experiences platforms, connecting fans with artists and creating ways for people to Live the music. The company provides access to a full-range catalog of high quality music, lossless HiFi audio and industry-defining features on a scalable platform available in 180+ countries. Founded in 2007 in Paris, Deezer is now a global company with around 550 people based in France, Germany, UK, Brazil and the US, all brought together by their passion for music, technology and innovation. By building strategic partnerships in key markets across Europe and the Americas, Deezer keeps delivering brand value and end-user engagement across a wide variety of industries, including telecommunications, media, audio hardware and e-retail. As an industry thought leader, Deezer was the first platform to introduce a new monetization model since the inception of music streaming, designed to better reward the artists, and the music that fans value the most. Deezer is listed on Euronext Paris (Ticker: DEEZR. ISIN: FR001400AYG6) and is also part of the Euronext Tech Leaders segment, dedicated to European high-growth tech companies, and its associated index.
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Deezer and the Eiffel Tower present a special edition Purple Door event with DJ Snake
Paris, October 16, 2025 – On Monday, October 27, Deezer’s will host its Purple Door event at one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, the Eiffel Tower, for an exceptional edition featuring DJ Snake, who will unveil his brand-new album “Nomad” in an exclusive preview.
Since its launch in 2023, Deezer’s Purple Door events have become an emblematic staple for the music experience company. From the start, the aim has been to bring artists and fans together for intimate, one-of-a-kind live performances in unique venues in France and Brazil. Artists such as Gazo, Clara Luciani, Charlotte Cardin, Pierre Garnier, Ronisia, Damso, and Leo Santana have given their fans unique live experiences as part of the Purple Door series.
For this special edition, one of the world’s biggest DJs, DJ Snake, will perform an exclusive set for 200 lucky fans selected through the in-app Deezer Club tab (France only). The set will feature both his greatest hits and tracks from his upcoming album “Nomad.” This one-of-a-kind experience will take place in the Salle Gustave Eiffel, located on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, a global symbol of Paris and France.
The venue carries particular meaning for DJ Snake, who was born in Paris and remains deeply connected to the city that inspired his musical journey. Deezer is committed to offering fans truly unique experiences with their favorite artists. The platform continues to bridge the gap between streaming and live performance, allowing fans to enjoy immersive, unforgettable musical moments.
Maria Garrido, Chief Marketing Officer at Deezer, commented: “With Purple Door, we celebrate what lies at the heart of Deezer: creating unique connections between artists and their fans. Hosting DJ Snake at the Eiffel Tower brings together an iconic artist with a legendary venue to create an intense and intimate musical experience.”
DJ Snake said “Together with Deezer, I want to create something truly unique, something that reflects this city and the music that brings us together. Paris is where it all began for me, and sharing this moment with my fans in such a legendary place as the Eiffel Tower is a real honor.”
Patrick Branco Ruivo, CEO of the Société d’Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel (SETE), said: “The Eiffel Tower is a universal symbol that embodies the creativity and cultural influence of Paris. Hosting Deezer and DJ Snake is a celebration of heritage and innovation — bringing together an emblematic artist and a place steeped in history.”
Deezer Club contest
To take part in this exclusive Purple Door, Deezer is now running a contest in the Deezer Club tab of the app, which brings together all fan-focused events (Purple Door, pre-release album listening sessions with the artist, concert tickets, partner events).
The Eiffel Tower will also give its social media community the chance to win invitations to this exceptional evening.
Available in France only.
After Deezer users could save tracks discovered while scrolling through TikTok, they can now do the opposite: share what they’re listening to on Deezer directly to their TikTok profile.

Just tap the Share button in Deezer and choose what you’d like to post on TikTok:
🎵 Track
💿 Album
🎧 Playlist
🎙️ Podcast
📊 Stats (MyDeezerMonth / MyDeezerYear)
✍🏽 Lyrics

We’ve made a quick guide for when it’s better to share a track than anything else:
Personal turnaround (overcoming / transformation)
Breakup? New chapter? Big win? When life changes for the better, let music tell your story. → Share a track 🎶
Show your musical identity or lifestyle
Sharing that underground gem or niche sound? It says you know your stuff. → Share a playlist 🎧
Mark an important date or season
Start of summer, back to school, New Year’s energy — share a song that sets the vibe. → Share an album ☀️
Celebrate achievements
Graduation, career milestone, or your #MyDeezerYear? Inspire others with your soundtrack to success. → Share your stats
Build your digital memory
Songs on your feed stay as part of your timeline — unlike stories that disappear. Save moments you’ll want to revisit. → Share and remember later 💭
Spark engagement and conversation
“Just discovered this — anyone else love it?” or “Got recs for this vibe?” Music connects people. → Share and start the chat
Paris, October 14, 2025 – Deezer, the global music experiences platform, has partnered with TikTok to give users even more opportunities to express themselves through music. Last year Deezer became part of TikTok’s “Share to Music App” feature, and now Deezer users will be able to share their favorite music and personal stats directly to TikTok.
Alexis Czornomaz, VP, Product and UX, Deezer: “For most people, music is more than just something they listen to — it’s a way to express who they are and to connect with others. Partnering with TikTok means our users can seamlessly share their favorite music and personal stats from My Deezer Month with the world, creating new opportunities for connection and discovery.”
Lindsey Zikry, Global Product Partnerships Lead, TikTok: “Our partnership with Deezer makes it even easier for people to share the music they love with the global TikTok community. Music is at the heart of creativity on our platform, and giving fans simple ways to bring their favorite songs and personal stories into TikTok helps spark new trends, discovery, and connections around the world.”
This new partnership will allow Deezer users to share their favorite tracks, albums, playlists, podcasts and lyrics, as well as personal stats from My Deezer Month and My Deezer Year. The functionality is available worldwide as of October 2025.
In a move to support boundary-less music sharing, Deezer playlists can now be opened on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music.
Paris, October 8, 2025 – Deezer, the global music experiences platform, continues to innovate and is now offering users the ability to share music with friends no matter which music streaming service they use.
From now on, when a user wants to share a playlist, a link is created that can be opened on other streaming services. Thanks to automatic song recognition technology, Deezer identifies equivalent tracks across platforms and redirects users to the right version of each song. The result: a smooth experience that meets a growing need — playlists are the second most shared type of content after songs on Deezer. This behavior is particularly clear with younger music fans and Deezer users between the ages 18-34 share over 190,000 playlists per week.
Alexis Czornomaz, VP Product & Product Design at Deezer, said: “Music is inherently social, but the arrival of streaming platforms has sometimes created walls between fans. With our universal sharing feature for playlists, we’re putting connection back at the heart of music and letting our users share their favorite songs with their friends. This spirit of openness is part of Deezer’s DNA and we want to encourage more connection between music fans.”
Over the past two years, the Deezer has multiplied initiatives to make interactions between fans easier and break down barriers between services. In 2023, the launch of Shaker enabled users to create collaborative playlists regardless of which platform they used. In April 2025, Deezer introduced universal sharing for songs, allowing users to send a track to a friend whether they were on Deezer or another service.

This month, the personalized monthly retrospective My Deezer Month is shining a spotlight on female* artists, revealing to users another dimension of their listening habits. With this initiative Deezer is raising awareness about the imbalance that is still present in the music industry.
Paris, October 2, 2025 – Since its launch last spring, My Deezer Month has been offering subscribers a brand-new experience: a monthly check-in that reveals their listening stats, favorite artists, the genres that soundtracked their daily life over the past month, and a detailed breakdown of their musical habits.
For the September recap, available since this Wednesday, Deezer now allows every user to see and share the percentage of female artists they listened to last month. A way to compare their numbers with the Deezer community average, and take part in the conversation around visibility and representation of women in the music industry.
While the music scene is rich with female talent, the numbers show that disparities remain. Looking closer at the presence of female artists on the platform, Deezer, revealed that in September 2025 they made up, on average, only 26% of users’ listening share. In addition, in the Deezer Top Tracks chart (the 100 most-streamed tracks globally), only 30 were performed by women.
On a global scale, a Chartmetric study (2024) shows that only 18% of identified solo artists use she/her pronouns, and only 24% of listed artists are women.
According to Narjes Bahhar, Deezer’s Rap & R&B editor and lead on its Women Chart project: “By allowing our users to see and share these numbers, we invite everyone to reflect on how diversity and equality are reflected in their listening habits—raising awareness of the impact of their choices and the role they play in artists’ visibility.”
Narjes continues: “We have a major role to play in culture, and we must be conscious of our impact—whether through the choice of covers, artist lineups at our events, or how we promote our partners. Having dedicated women’s charts, like the Women Chart (launched last March), is one way of representing them more fairly and offering listeners a truer picture of their place in the music industry.”
Alongside this announcement, Deezer also reveals the most-listened-to female artists globally between January and September 2025:
Top 10 most-streamed female artists on Deezer globally:
Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, and Taylor Swift continue to dominate as global icons with massive appeal, while Beyoncé and Rihanna reaffirm their lasting worldwide influence. Rising stars like Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, and Tate McRae highlight the growing power of a new generation of female voices on an international scale. Meanwhile, Lana Del Rey and Dua Lipa maintain their place as key figures in today’s music.
Top 10 most-streamed songs by female artists on Deezer globally:
This ranking of most-streamed tracks highlights the diversity of female artistry worldwide. From Rosé’s international success to Lady Gaga and Beyoncé’s cultural impact, the list balances global stars with new talent. Emerging artists like Gracie Abrams, Lola Young, Chappell Roan, and Charlotte Cardin are breaking through with authenticity and emotion, while Billie Eilish, Doechii, and Sabrina Carpenter continue to expand their influence with bold, fresh tracks.
Top 10 most-represented genres among female artists streamed on Deezer globally:
* solo female artists, excluding groups
ABOUT DEEZER
Deezer is one of the world’s largest independent music experiences platforms, connecting fans with artists and creating ways for people to Live the music. The company provides access to a full-range catalog of high quality music, lossless HiFi audio and industry-defining features on a scalable platform available in 180+ countries. Founded in 2007 in Paris, Deezer is now a global company with around 550 people based in France, Germany, UK, Brazil and the US, all brought together by their passion for music, technology and innovation. By building strategic partnerships in key markets across Europe and the Americas, Deezer keeps delivering brand value and end-user engagement across a wide variety of industries, including telecommunications, media, audio hardware and e-retail. As an industry thought leader, Deezer was the first platform to introduce a new monetization model since the inception of music streaming, designed to better reward the artists, and the music that fans value the most. Deezer is listed on Euronext Paris (Ticker: DEEZR. ISIN: FR001400AYG6) and is also part of the Euronext Tech Leaders segment, dedicated to European high-growth tech companies, and its associated index.
For the latest news, please visit https://newsroom-deezer.com/
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Deezer – Live the music
Press Contact Deezer
Jesper Wendel
jwendel@deezer.com
Paris, September 11, 2025 – Deezer, the global music experiences platform, is receiving over 30,000 fully AI-generated tracks every day – accounting for more than 28% of the total daily delivery. Deezer’s AI detection tool has been in place since the beginning of the year, enabling the company to track a steady increase of fully synthetic content on the platform. In June, Deezer became the first (and so far only) music streaming platform to explicitly tag AI-generated music.
“Following a massive increase during the year, AI music now makes up a significant part of the daily track delivery to music streaming and we want to lead the way in minimizing any negative impact for artists and fans alike,” said Alexis Lanternier, CEO, Deezer. “Our approach is simple: we remove fully AI-generated content from algorithmic recommendations and we don’t include it in editorial playlists. This way we ensure the impact on the royalty pool remains minimal, while providing a transparent user experience. And most importantly, we continue to fight fraudulent activity, which is the main driver behind uploading fully AI generated content.”
In January, Deezer reported that roughly 10 % of all content delivered to the platform was AI generated. This number increased to 18% in April and has now reached a record breaking 28%.
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Notes to editors:
Deezer is committed to protecting the rights of artists – The increase in fully AI generated content in music streaming comes at a time of growing concerns about AI companies training their models with copyrighted material, and governments potentially diminishing copyright laws to facilitate AI development. Deezer is committed to protecting the rights of artists and creators, and remains the only streaming platform to sign the global statement on AI training.
Deezer’s AI music detection tool sets an industry standard, with the ability to detect 100 % AI-generated music from the most prolific generative models – such as Suno and Udio, with the possibility to add detection capabilities for practically any other similar tool as long as there’s access to relevant data examples. Not only that, Deezer has made significant progress in creating a system with increased generalizability, to detect AI generated content without a specific dataset to train on.
AI is a critical challenge for the music industry – According to a study conducted by CISAC and PMP Strategy, with participation from key industry players (including Deezer), nearly 25% of creators’ revenues are at risk by 2028, which could amount to as much as €4 billion by that time. This represents a colossal, even critical, challenge for the music creation sector as a whole. https://www.cisac.org/services/reports-and-research/cisacpmp-strategy-ai-study
AI and fraud – Although fully AI-generated music currently accounts for only a small fraction of streams on Deezer — approximately 0.5% — it’s evident that the primary purpose of uploading these tracks to streaming platforms is fraudulent. Deezer has found that up to 70% of the streams generated by fully AI-generated tracks are in fact fraudulent. When detecting stream manipulation of any kind, Deezer excludes the streams from the royalty payments.
AI tracks are removed from recommendations – All 100% AI generated songs are automatically removed from algorithmic recommendations and are not included in editorial playlists. This is a first step in making sure that these tracks don’t dilute the royalty pool in any significant way. Potential future actions, including updating our supplier policy and removing/demonetizing content need to be based on careful consideration.
Two new patents – In December 2024, Deezer applied for two patents for its AI Detection technology, focused on two different methods of detecting unique signatures that are used to distinguish synthetic content from authentic content.
Press Contact Deezer
Jesper Wendel
jwendel@deezer.com
We explore a novel use case for Large Language Models (LLMs) in recommendation: generating natural language user taste profiles from listening histories. Unlike traditional opaque embeddings, these profiles are interpretable, editable, and give users greater transparency and control over their personalization. However, it is unclear whether users actually recognize themselves in these profiles, and whether some users or items are systematically better represented than others. Understanding this is crucial for trust, usability, and fairness in LLM-based recommender systems.

To study this, we generate profiles using three different LLMs and evaluate them along two dimensions: self-identification, through a user study with 64 participants, and recommendation performance in a downstream task. We analyze how both are affected by user attributes (e.g., age, taste diversity, mainstreamness) and item features (e.g., genre, country of origin). Our results show that profile quality varies across users and items, and that self-identification and recommendation performance are only weakly correlated. These findings highlight both the promise and the limitations of scrutable, LLM-based profiling in personalized systems.

On music streaming services, listening sessions are often composed of a balance of familiar and new tracks. Recently, sequential recommender systems have adopted cognitive-informed approaches, such as Adaptive Control of Thought—Rational (ACT-R), to successfully improve the prediction of the most relevant tracks for the next user session. However, one limitation of using a model inspired by human memory (or the past), is that it struggles to recommend new tracks that users have not previously listened to. To bridge this gap, here we propose a model that leverages audio information to predict in advance the ACT-R-like activation of new tracks and incorporates them into the recommendation scoring process. We demonstrate the empirical effectiveness of the proposed model using proprietary data, which we publicly release along with the model’s source code to foster future research in this field.
