July Top Picks ( Week 4 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
- KMasters
- Aug 25
- 3 min read
Updated: Sep 16
In this post we share the BEST Picks from our favorite artists across our "Digger" Playlists for the month
You're welcome to share your comments, suggestions / recommendations
On “Imaginary Playerz,” Cardi B flips a Jay-Z classic with her own unapologetic flair, delivering sharp bars over DJ SwanQo, Sean Island, and OctaneThisThatGas’s production. It’s a bold, New York rap moment that shows her confidence and adaptability without losing her signature voice
Tim Camrose’s “Going to Nashville” brings a warm country feel to a personal story of ambition and dream-chasing. With its catchy tune and heartfelt honesty, the song reflects on the simple hope of sharing music in the legendary city—even if just for one night
Baaj & Baaj delivers a dreamy alt-pop journey with “Echoes in the Mind”, a track that drifts between memory and imagination. Blending textured soundscapes with lyrics that feel like whispers carried by the wind, the song lingers long after the last note fades
On “Pale Horse,” Chevelle leans into their heavy metal grit, pairing crushing instrumentation with lyrics that wrestle with faith, fate, and the unknown. It’s raw, relentless, and unafraid to confront uncomfortable truths head-on
BABY T’s “THROUGH THE FIRE” delivers raw storytelling rooted in struggle, resilience, and survival. With gritty verses and a powerful hook, the track paints a vivid picture of pain, setbacks, and the determination to rise stronger from the storm
Jean-Philippe Ruelle’s new single “Switeesoul” drifts on a pure melodic line of layered electronic pianos, unfolding like sunlight on the horizon. Gentle and radiant, it invites listeners into a contemplative journey of color and space
On “Stay Gold,” Jax Jones and Ado fuse EDM energy with anthemic lyrics about resilience and self-belief. With soaring vocals over pulsing dance beats, the track is built to inspire while lighting up the floor with unstoppable momentum
Paul Wilkinson & The Station’s “Catch You Dreaming” blends soft rock warmth with lyrical reflection, drawing on the emotional weight of the Covid era. The track captures themes of distance, memory, and meaning through a mellow yet thought-provoking sound
Laoise Leahy’s “Breathe” blends soul and ambient textures into a gentle meditation. Carried by serene vocals and flowing lyricism, it offers a sense of calm, like waves easing the mind into stillness
On “Helium,” The Chainsmokers team up with Anna Sofia to craft a soaring blend of shimmering synths and driving rhythms. Her airy vocals glide across the cinematic production, pulling the track into a dreamlike state of weightless euphoria
Rupert Träxler’s “Darkness” delivers heavy metal with a poetic edge, weaving imagery of shadows, reflection, and light breaking through. The track balances intensity with atmosphere, offering a sound that is as introspective as it is powerful
The Daytime High’s “Beauty In the Sky” carries a classic 90’s rock feel with its catchy riffs, memorable chorus, and standout guitar solos. Behind the sound lies a redemption story—finding strength through struggle and meaning beyond the past
On “AI Marley,” YoungBoy Never Broke Again delivers raw emotion and sharp intensity over hard-hitting production, balancing street grit with moments of reflection. It’s a track that captures both his defiance and vulnerability, showing why his voice remains one of the most distinct in rap today
Alessandro Savino Project’s “Sorry” explores love through the art of apology, wrapped in a soulful sound. With a refined groove, rich vocal layers, and a jazz-tinged 6/8 rhythm, the track blends heartfelt emotion with musical elegance
Kay Soul’s “Heavy Heart” blends R&B warmth with honest lyricism, capturing the weight of struggle and the search for healing. Through soulful vocals and reflective verses, the track turns pain into resilience and faith in brighter days
On “Annihilate Me,” I Prevail channel a slow-burning intensity that erupts into a cathartic chorus. The track pushes themes of resilience and perseverance, marking a powerful preview of their upcoming album Violent Nature
“Sweet Foxhound” by The House Flies unfolds like a midnight chase—shadow-drenched guitars, pulsing bass, and a hypnotic vocal pull you into its dark, cinematic world. Post-punk tension meets infectious drive, a sound that lingers long after the last note fades
Josh Jensen’s “Tier 7” drifts through folktronica textures, weaving organic melodies with electronic layers. Its reflective lyrics explore light, faith, and perspective, offering a contemplative journey that feels both grounded and transcendent
On “SPACE INVADER,” KAYTRANADA blends retro and futuristic textures, pairing Linn drums and hazy vocal samples with moog basslines and rave-inspired synths. The result is a track that feels nostalgic yet fresh, keeping the arcade energy pulsing throughout
July Top Picks ( Week 4 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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