March Top Picks ( Week 3 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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- Apr 23
- 3 min read
Updated: May 2
In this post we share the BEST Picks from our favorite artists across our "Digger" Playlists for the month
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Volbeat sinks their teeth in with “By a Monster’s Hand”—a dark, groovy thrill ride that sets the tone for an album full of electrifying rock anthems. Sinister, addictive, and oh-so Volbeat
“Regret” is a slow-burning confession—Valderine Charlton channels classic country soul as a man looks back on the love he lost and the ache he can’t undo. Heartache never sounded so honest
On “Want It All”, Just The Empress turns pain into power—channeling hip hop fire into a fearless journey of self-discovery, breaking toxic cycles, and claiming every ounce of her worth
"Still Bad" brings the heat with 80s keys, head-nodding claps, and Lizzo’s unapologetic fire. “I don’t need him. I need a drink”—a guitar-fueled, self-love anthem for the ones who made it through and still shine
Omar delivers pure pop bliss on 'I Got You' — a flirty, feel-good anthem with playful melodies and a sensual edge that leaves you feeling seen, loved, and unstoppable
Worn but never worn out—“These Old Jeans” by La Need Machine walks us through the slow fade of ego into wisdom, where every fray holds a story. Indie pop meets soul-deep reflection in a journey toward love and acceptance
"Will You Always Love Her?" is Bella Poarch’s boldest move yet—a hauntingly beautiful pop ballad wrapped in raw vulnerability. With a cinematic music video to match, she proves she’s not just here for the moment—she’s here to stay
Born from a playful challenge and deep reflection, 'Buddha Blues' by Shyfrin Alliance is a soulful blues meditation on time as a healer — proof that meaning can be made in minutes
“Placebo” hits like a quiet scream—Poems channels alt rock angst into a raw reflection on the struggles of adulthood, and the pills we take to feel okay. A haunting anthem for a medicated generation
"Just Us" (feat. Doja Cat) drips with smooth confidence—Jack Harlow’s laidback flow meets Doja’s signature flair over a minimalist, atmospheric beat. Ambient vocals and cascading hi-hats set the tone for a vibe that’s effortlessly cool
"Paralyzed" by Satellite Train blends tribal drums and atmospheric textures to capture the raw struggle of isolation and the search for connection. A powerful journey from introspection to release
“Just Fade Away” is Tony Frissore’s long exhale—a chillout instrumental that floats on stillness and release. After decades of service, he doesn’t shout… he drifts, quietly letting go. The sound of peace earned
"TOMBSTONE TOWN" ft. Slash is a swaggering, boot-stomping showdown where betrayal meets revenge. Dorothy’s powerhouse vocals crash into Slash’s iconic riffs for a gritty, sexy rock 'n' roll grind with a twist
"New Jack" by Rice is a bold hip-hop statement about self-worth, growth, and shifting focus from seeking approval to chasing the bag
“Madness Gladness” drifts in like a hazy love spell—Zachary Mason blends dream pop with soft rock warmth to tell a tender, relatable tale of love’s chaos and calm. It's the kind of song that holds your heart in both hands
"Last Night I Dreamt I Fell in Love" is a dazzling electro-pop dream where Kylie Minogue’s iconic dancefloor magic meets Alok’s sonic exploration. A euphoric blend of nostalgia and fresh energy—made to move hearts and feet
"Further Than A Memory" by LTB blends soulful R&B with atmospheric pop, capturing the sting of lost love through emotive vocals and a haunting, introspective vibe
“Fake” is pure adrenaline—Velour Fog brings the rage and rhythm, fusing 90s rap rock energy with modern power. From James Brown to Mad Kelly, to Rage Against the Machine and Linkin Park, it’s a bold statement that hits hard and won’t let go
"Back to Friends" hits hard with its raw honesty—capturing the emotional chaos of trying to turn lovers into strangers. Sombr’s debut on the Hot 100 is no fluke—this one lingers like a memory you can’t shake
March Top Picks ( Week 3 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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