January Top Picks ( Week 2 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
- KMasters
- Feb 2
- 3 min read
Updated: Feb 4
In this post we share the BEST Picks from our favorite artists across our "Digger" Playlists for the month
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"Six Feet Deep" by The Warning is an absolute treat for fans of ’80s horror movies! With chilling riffs, haunting melodies, and eerie atmosphere, the band dives deep into the macabre, delivering a track that’s as thrilling as a classic horror flick. Are you ready to embrace the darkness?
Let it all go... ESCAPIST’s “Surrender” is a deeply emotive alt-pop anthem for anyone feeling the weight of exhaustion and longing for release
Rise above it all. Jamcie’s “In The Clouds” is a rap anthem of perseverance and positivity, reminding you to keep pushing forward no matter what
"A Gira" by Unfazed is a high-energy fusion of Afrobeats and EDM that will get you moving! With infectious rhythms, pulsating basslines, and an electrifying groove, this track is made for the dance floor. Let the beat take you on a journey!
Stay real, stay you... $ Mac’s “Icewood” is a bold hip-hop anthem celebrating authenticity and staying true to your roots, no matter the pressure
No more chasing... Made of Sand’s “Come Find Me” is a hypnotic trip-hop escape, where she breaks free from one-sided love. If they want her back, they’ll have to do the searching this time
The Weeknd's "Cry For Me" is already making waves with massive first-day streaming numbers! A hauntingly beautiful track that blends his signature dark R&B vibes with raw emotion. The legend continues to dominate!
Smiles for the ‘gram, lies in real life... Julia Kate’s “Fake Friends” blends 80s-inspired new wave with a sharp take on our social media-obsessed world in 2025
Raw, real, and relentless… Bryant Thomas’s “Enough” is an alt-country testament to heartache, resilience, and the power of a soul-stirring melody
Travis Scott's "4X4" is a flashy ride back to familiar trap terrain! With hard-hitting beats, hypnotic flows, and pure flex energy, this track is built for the fast lane. Buckle up and enjoy the ride!
Through the struggle, we rise… The Pulltops’ “Carry On” is an alt-rock anthem that turns pain into power, reminding us to keep pushing forward no matter what
Love on the dancefloor... Paul Di Ben’s “I Wanna Fall in Love With You” (B E N C H REMIX) is an electrifying fusion of 90s house, disco, and early 2000s pop—pure nostalgia wrapped in infectious beats and dreamy infatuation
DOGMA’s "Like A Prayer" isn’t just a cover—it’s a defiant reclamation of the sacred and the sensual. Known for their unapologetic fusion of heavy metal and raw sexuality, they twist this iconic anthem into something darker, bolder, and entirely their own. Are you ready to step into the darkness?
"O.M.G" by Rosie Belvie is an Afrobeats anthem designed to move your body and free your soul! A celebration of rhythm, joy, and exploration, this track is your reminder to embrace the beauty of life and dance like nobody's watching
Lost in the lies, found in the truth… Rooftop Screamers’ “My Sanity” (feat. Randy McStine) is a synth-driven indie rock anthem about escaping the grip of gaslighting and reclaiming your power
"Cream" by DJ Kuba & Neitan is a high-energy dancefloor banger! With infectious beats, electrifying drops, and nonstop vibes, this track is made to get you moving. Turn it up and feel the rhythm!
Dark themes meet bright melodies— “Little Miss Suicide (25)” by History Of Guns turns pain into power with retro guitar rock pop. A bold challenge to societal norms, wrapped in triumphant chords
A love that lingers, but a heart that moves on... Bravo Charilo’s “Call On Me” blends rock and pop into an anthem of love, loss, and the bittersweet journey of letting go
Tate McRae turns up the heat in the "Sports Car" music video! Capturing the adrenaline of love, passion, and excitement, this track is a smooth yet exhilarating ride. Buckle up and enjoy the rush!
January Top Picks ( Week 2 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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