February Top Picks ( Week 1 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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- Mar 2
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Updated: Mar 9
In this post we share the BEST Picks from our favorite artists across our "Digger" Playlists for the month
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She’s booked, busy, and not here for the drama. Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Busy Woman’ is a witty and poetic reminder not to fall for someone who doesn’t have time for love. Don’t say she didn’t warn you!
Waiting, wanting, counting the hours… “Come Around” by Steve Young UK is a guitar-driven alt-rock groove about longing for more than just a fleeting moment. Stay a little longer?
Some heartbreaks linger like a melody you can’t forget…“My Fault” by LTB dives deep into the echoes of blame and regret, wrapped in soulful, haunting rhythms. Who’s really at fault when love fades?
J. Cole floats above the rest on ‘cLOUDs’ a masterclass in lyricism that takes shots at the billionaire elite and AI’s role in music, all in just a few minutes. This is rap at its finest
Love isn’t always what it seems…“The One To Call” by John Goldrust 2000 dives into the darker side of modern romance, where passion and pain collide. Are you the one to call, or the one to fall?
Every love story is written in moments that never fade…“Sweet Stories 2 (Soulful Solo Version)” by Jay J. Ra is a rhythmic celebration of loyalty, love, and memories that last a lifetime. Cherish the ones who stay
The Prince of Darkness reigns supreme! Ozzy Osbourne and Billy Morrison go all out on the reloaded ‘Gods of Rock N Roll,’ now with a full choir and massive orchestra. Epic doesn’t even begin to cover it!
More than music, it’s a bond that lasts…“It’s You” by Thomas And The Angry Hearts is an Americana anthem for those who’ve found connection through song, sharing moments that echo beyond the notes. Who’s your musical family?
A classic reimagined, a story retold…“Behind Blue Eyes” by Nylon Minds breathes new life into The Who’s iconic track, with the warmth of nylon strings and a fresh acoustic soul. A tribute that feels both timeless and new
Heartbreak never sounded so dreamy. Selena Gomez, Gracie Abrams, and Benny Blanco deliver raw emotion on “Call Me When You Break Up”—a bittersweet anthem for anyone still holding on
Lose yourself in the waves of sound… “Black Sea” by Saniel Woods is a techno journey, pulsing with infectious beats and cutting-edge energy. Let the rhythm take you deeper
From a jam session to a sonic journey…“Cloud Maze” by PODVIG! takes you on a psychedelic ride, slowly unfolding into a mesmerizing peak of pulsating energy and soaring solos. Let the music guide you
Nearly two decades later, “Headlock” is back and bigger than ever! Imogen Heap’s 2005 gem is making waves on the Billboard Hot 100, thanks to a viral revival. Some songs are simply timeless
Music knows no borders, only connection…“Shinjuku Station” by Seth Davis is an indie pop journey that unites sounds, stories, and souls—proving that when we come together, something beautiful happens
A warning, a vision, a call to awaken…“HIS RETURN” by The Mess:Age echoes the chaos of disaster and the weight of prophecy, reminding us that those who play with fire will face the truth in the end. Will you heed the message?
"Ms. Whitman” is straight fire Bhad Bhabie pulls no punches in this hard-hitting diss track, bringing heavy bass and razor-sharp bars to the feud. Shots fired—are we getting a response?
What goes around, comes around… “Karma Collects” by Noah Kahlil is a smooth R&B reminder that every action has its return. In the end, respect is the only choice
Trapped in the screen, drained by the machine…“Drain” by SickRichard is a post-punk anthem for the digital age—mechanical synths, grooving bass, and a cathartic chorus that screams for escape. Are we too far gone?
“Roll With The Punches” hits hard and keeps the rock spirit alive! Bryan Adams delivers an anthemic powerhouse, proving once again why he’s a legend. Turn it up and get ready for more rock brilliance!
February Top Picks ( Week 1 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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