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Free Armenian music streaming: 1,800+ artists and 60,000 songs, from pop and rabiz to duduk.
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Armenly — Armenian music, free to stream
Armenly is a free catalog and player for Armenian music: more than 1,800 artists, 19,000 releases and 60,000 songs, from pop and rabiz to folk, ashughakan, rap, rock, duduk and jazz. It works in any browser, with no account, no subscription and no ads. Հայկական երգեր · армянские песни · hayakan erger.
What you can do here
Look up any Armenian artist and hear their best-known songs, browse their albums and singles, follow new releases as they come out, and explore the music by genre or by decade. Songs play in YouTube’s own player, so every play counts for the artist; Armenly hosts no audio itself.
Start listening
- New releases: the newest Armenian albums, singles and EPs
- Most played: the most played Armenian songs of all time
- Best of 2026: the most played Armenian songs released in 2026
- All artists: every artist in the catalog, A to Z and by genre
- Search: any Armenian song, artist or album by name
Genres
- Armenian Pop & Modern Hits: Stream the biggest Armenian pop hits and modern bangers. Top Armenian pop, dance tracks, and chart-toppers all in one place.
- Armenian Kef & Party Music — Rabiz, Wedding, Dance: Armenian kef music for every celebration. Rabiz classics, wedding bangers, and high-energy dance tracks.
- Armenian Traditional & Classical Music — Folk, Ashughakan: Centuries of Armenian musical heritage. Traditional folk songs, ashughakan, sharakan, and timeless Armenian melodies.
- Armenian Rap, Rock & Alternative: Armenian urban and underground sounds. Rap, hip-hop, rock, alternative, and indie from Armenian artists.
- Armenian Chill & Instrumental — Duduk, Jazz, Acoustic: Relax with Armenian chill vibes. Duduk instrumentals, Armenian jazz, acoustic covers, and soothing melodies.
By occasion
- Armenian Kef Songs — Kef Night: For the dance floor, the toast and the table
- Armenian Wedding Songs — Wedding Hall: The hall, the bride's dance and a clarinet that never sits down
- Armenian Dance Songs — Everybody Up: The fast ones, for when the tables empty
- Old Armenian Kef Songs — Old-School Kef: The halls as they sounded before the millennium
- New Armenian Kef Songs — Kef Now: The halls as they sound this century
- Armenian Table Songs — Table & Toast: The kef between the dances, for the table rather than the floor
- Armenian Party Songs — Radio Party: Celebration as the charts record it
- Armenian Rabiz Songs — Rabiz Floor: Rabiz, and nothing standing beside it
- Armenian Club Music — After Midnight: Modern, late and loud
- Armenian Love Songs — Slow Dance: Love that is going well, and says so
- Sad Armenian Songs — Played Alone: Longing, and a voice with room to carry it
- Old Armenian Songs — The Old Tapes: Estrada and the diaspora classics, warm and a little worn
- Armenian Patriotic Songs — For the Homeland: Armenia, Artsakh, and the ache of being far from them
- Relaxing Armenian Music — Quiet Hours: Duduk, strings and long night drives
- Armenian Children's Songs — Kids & Family: Songs for small people, and the ones who sing them to sleep
- Armenian Christmas Songs — Christmas & New Year: Amanor, Surb Tsnund and the tonatsar — the songs of the fortnight
Decades
- Armenian music of the 1950s: Gusan songs · Sayat-Nova revival, 1950–1959
- Armenian music of the 1960s: Estrada begins · Khachaturian, 1960–1969
- Armenian music of the 1970s: Big band · Harout, Adiss, 1970–1979
- Armenian music of the 1980s: Synth estrada · Paul Baghdadlian, 1980–1989
- Armenian music of the 1990s: Independence pop · Tata, 1990–1999
- Armenian music of the 2000s: Sirusho, Arsen Safaryan, 2000–2009
- Armenian music of the 2010s: Rabiz crosses over · Super Sako, 2010–2019
- Armenian music of the 2020s: The new Yerevan scene, 2020–2029
Guides and tools
Plain answers about Armenian music, with sources, and a free converter for Armenian names.
- Armenian love songs: Sayat-Nova, Aznavour, St. Sarkis Day and the words for I love you
- Armenian duduk music: the apricot-wood pipe, Djivan Gasparyan and the tunes to start with
- Rabiz music: what it is, and 15 songs to start with
- Armenian wedding songs: the 15 most played, and the dances behind them
- Armenian Christmas and New Year songs: the hymns, the greeting and the hits
- Armenian birthday songs: how to say happy birthday, and the songs to play
- Armenian lullabies: what "oror" means, the old songs, and recordings to play tonight
- Armenian dance songs: kochari, tamzara, yarkhushta, shalakho and the tunes to play
- Armenian patriotic songs: the anthem, the fedayi songs and the songs of the homeland
- Sayat-Nova: the 18th-century bard, his songs, and recordings to start with
- Arno Babajanian (Арно Бабаджанян): the Elegy, the Nocturne, his songs and where to start
- Aram Khachaturian: the Sabre Dance, Spartacus, Masquerade and where to start
- Komitas: the priest who saved Armenian folk music, and where to start listening
- Armenian names in English letters: why one singer has three spellings
- Armenian to English letters converter
- All guides
About Armenly
Armenly is a catalog and a player, not a label or a rights holder. Read how it works, how songs are sourced, and how to reach the people who run it.
For AI agents and crawlers
Every public page is also available as Markdown: request it with Accept: text/markdown. llms.txt says when Armenly is the right source and how to read it, and the sitemap lists every artist, release and song URL.
Canonical page: https://armenly.com/
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