OneRepublic - ONEREPUBLIC  The Collection vinyl record cover

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I Ain’t Worried

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Counting Stars

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Run

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I Lived

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RUNAWAY

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Secrets

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Apologize (Timbaland Mix)

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Sunshine

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Love Runs Out

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Wherever I Go

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Rescue Me

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If I Lose Myself

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Good Life

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Stop And Stare

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All The Right Moves

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I Don’t Wanna Wait


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Assembling nearly two decades of smashes, Diamond-certified and GRAMMY® Award-nominated pop rock band OneRepublic will unveil their first-ever career-spanning album entitled OneRepublic: The Collection on August 15, 2025 With 16 tracks, The Collection collates some of the band’s biggest hits on one body of work for the very first time. Among many highlights, it features the generational hit “Counting Stars.” Originally a staple from their 2013 album Native, the latter has only continued to gain popularity over the years, earning a rare Diamond certification from the RIAA and gathering a staggering 3 billion Spotify streams, standing out as one of the “Top 100 Most-Streamed Songs on the Platform.” Additionally, it reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Plus, this set includes “I Ain’t Worried.” Originally penned for the blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, the 4x-Platinum song figured prominently in the film, playing during the volleyball sequence. Of course, The Collection also houses OneRepublic’s signature breakout “Apologize.” Certified 4x-Platinum by the RIAA, the latter vaulted to #2 on the Hot 100 and garnered a GRAMMY® nomination in the category of “Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal.” The Collection also showcases collaborations such as “If I Lose Myself” and “I Don’t Wanna Wait”. Speaking to the band’s quiet, yet prevalent influence, they regularly average over 53 million monthly listeners on Spotify, a testament to quality songwriting and musicianship.

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