April Top Picks ( Week 4 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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- May 30
- 3 min read
Updated: Jun 6
In this post we share the BEST Picks from our favorite artists across our "Digger" Playlists for the month
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KATSEYE goes full-throttle with “Gnarly” — a two-minute adrenaline rush that rips through the K-pop rulebook. With metallic synths, chaotic sound design, and gleeful giggles turned weaponized, the girls drop a chorus so fierce it borders on beautiful mayhem. This isn’t a vibe — it’s a jolt
"Tears from the Sun" by PEEL drips with melancholic beauty — a haunting alt-indie rock pop track that blends raw vulnerability with poetic lyricism and a soaring, emotional chorus. Atmospheric, aching, unforgettable
Drifting through smoky memories and soft heartbreak. “Block My Number” by Akira Sky wraps emotional chaos in a dream pop haze—aching with late-night longing, blurry boundaries, and the bittersweet desire to reconnect with someone you should be letting go
“Pale Moonlight” finds Dayseeker at their most vulnerable and cinematic — a haunting confession of giving in to what destroys you. Addictive, toxic, and impossible to let go, the track is a dark spiral wrapped in melody. A true evolution that still bleeds with the heart fans know and love
"Under A Blazing Sun" by Seema Farswani is a powerful pop-rock anthem infused with Arabian strings and heartfelt nostalgia. A sonic journey through identity, growth, and a deep love for Dubai — the city that shaped her
A cosmic journey stitched in sound and style. “Saturn in Chinos” by Genevieve Sovereign is a cinematic electronic voyage—gliding through rich emotional layers and sonic textures that feel both otherworldly and deeply human
Armin van Buuren and Sam Gray deliver pure trance magic with “Dream A Little Dream” — a soaring blend of mainstage energy, heartfelt emotion, and vocals that hit straight to the soul. A future classic in the making from a genre legend
"San Diego" by The New Citizen Kane is an indie pop road trip anthem — sun-soaked, soul-stirring, and steeped in longing. A soundtrack for love, loss, and the places that never quite let you go
"Invisible Year" — a standout track from Blueprint Tokyo’s album “Neon Circuits and the Mission of Hope”. A rush of alt rock wrapped in neon nostalgia, hope, and the electric pulse of a live show
Benson Boone bares his soul in “Momma Song” — a tender, piano-led ballad wrapped in soft keys and aching vocals. A tribute full of love, longing, and the kind of emotion that lingers long after the last note
"Nothing Is Easy" by SickRichard is grunge at its most cinematic — a dark, roaring soundtrack for a midnight drive through a dystopian city. Rain-slick streets, chaos in the rearview, and meaning just out of reach
"Good Enough (Still I Try)" is Lawrence Timoni’s latest indie anthem — shimmering with dreamy synths, groovy rhythms, and raw emotion. A summer-slick track about self-doubt and resilience that hits right where it hurts, and heals
YFN Lucci returns with “JAN. 31st (My Truth),” a heartfelt testimony straight from the soul. From the first bar, he lays it all out — freedom, fatherhood, and the weight of real-life pain. Honest, unfiltered, and deeply personal, this is Lucci at his most vulnerable
"Hymn for Becoming" by Lauren Conklin is a lush, meditative string quintet — a sonic prayer for transformation. Gentle yet powerful, it invites quiet reflection and hope as life unfolds, evolves, and renews
"All Along" by Almamor is alt rock with a pulse — driven, dynamic, and bursting with the band’s undeniable chemistry. Every chord feels tight, every lyric hits deep. This one’s built to last
Robbie Williams launches into uncharted territory with “Rocket,” fusing pop flair with Tony Iommi’s legendary metal edge. It’s high-octane, riff-heavy, and unexpectedly fierce — a bold new chapter that hits like a sonic adrenaline shot
"Broken" by Deflecting Ghosts is a melodic metal gut-punch — raw, emotionally charged, and razor-sharp. It dives into the brutal moment between denial and self-confrontation, where the truth finally cuts through
"Creature Double Feature" by Ben Heyworth is a strange and stunning alt-folk odyssey — poetic, unsettling, and full of offbeat characters. A mirror held up to identity, chaos, and the beautiful weirdness of it all
Max Dean, Luke Dean & Locky drop “Can’t Decide” — a certified summer weapon with undeniable groove and vocals that refuse to leave your head. One of the year’s most hyped IDs finally lands, and it was worth every second of the wait
April Top Picks ( Week 4 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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