May Top Picks ( Week 3 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
- KMasters
- Jun 20
- 4 min read
Updated: Jun 28
In this post we share the BEST Picks from our favorite artists across our "Digger" Playlists for the month
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From the first second, “The Contract” by Twenty One Pilots launches into a relentless, high-energy ride—twisting, turning, and never letting up. Punchy, addictive, and wildly unpredictable, it’s a full-throttle anthem that delivers everything fans could’ve hoped for—and then some
"Lace Entanglement" by _Shoe is a glitchy synth-pop rebellion — raw, dystopian, and emotionally charged. With pulsing electronics and lyrics that echo inner conflict and digital defiance, it’s a fight for freedom from within. A fractured code still running, a fading voice still speaking — this is survival through sound
“Caught Up In You” by JB Elwood is a sun-drenched indie pop gem that bottles the feeling of one perfect night. With the windows down and time suspended, it captures the quiet magic of connection—those moments of laughter, shared stories, and unspoken sparks that stay with you long after the night is gone
Featured on the F1® THE MOVIE soundtrack, “Just Keep Watching” by Tate McRae races ahead as a punchy pop anthem built for the fast lane. With infectious energy and a beat that won’t quit, it mirrors the film’s high-octane pace—even if it leans into simplicity, it’s pure adrenaline on repeat
"ReBOUND" by SIR-VERE is a high-voltage blast of ROCKtronicS — where industrial-tinged synths collide with raw emotion. With echoes of Depeche Mode and NIN, the track pulses between heartbreak and desire, turning rebound love into something cinematic and dancefloor-ready. Gritty, glossy, and deeply human
“Would You?” by BE|AH is a quietly aching alt folk confessional, steeped in vulnerability and the ache of unspoken truths. With stripped-down sincerity, the track navigates the space between hope and heartbreak—where love lingers, but the answers never come. Honest, fragile, and deeply human
“party 4 u” by Charli XCX drifts in like a dreamy confession—soft synths, aching vocals, and the quiet hope that maybe they’ll show up. Produced by A.G. Cook, it trades pop spectacle for simmering vulnerability, capturing the loneliness of waiting in a room full of noise
“Black It Out” by Kevin Driscoll is a slow-burning blues confession, steeped in heartbreak and honesty. With every note, it unpacks the weight of a love gone wrong — raw, reflective, and unafraid to sit in the silence after the storm. A soulful dive into letting go and moving on, one aching chord at a time
“By Myself Without You (Juggernaut Mix)” by Stormcellar is a brooding alt rock meditation on grief, memory, and emotional dissonance. With searing lyrics and a weighty, atmospheric sound, it captures the paradox of feeling alone in someone’s presence—and haunted by them in their absence. Heavy, poetic, and unflinchingly raw
GloRilla puts her own raw, unapologetic spin on a Keyshia Cole classic with “Typa”—a bold anthem for knowing exactly what (and who) you want. Fierce, confident, and laced with her signature Memphis grit, GloRilla makes it clear: she’s not settling for anything less
"Player Prayer" by FaceTwo is a hard rock gut-punch — a raw, guitar-fueled anthem born from the depths of struggle. Written in the band’s darkest hour, it’s about scraping the bottom and clawing your way back to the light. Heavy, honest, and full of fight, this track is what it sounds like to finally breathe again
"Keep Me Up" by Maverick Smith hits like a summer night on overdrive — ripped jeans, loud guitars, and neon-soaked memories that don’t fade by morning. With its driving alt rock sound and lyrics that feel like a movie scene, this track is pure late-night adrenaline and young love on fire
“Zombie” sees YUNGBLUD step into a more introspective light—still raw and rebellious, but now with a layer of reflection that hits deeper. It’s the sound of someone peeling back the noise to reveal the cracks, and in doing so, showing real growth. Same spirit, just evolved
"Believers & Dreamers" by Josh Orange is a powerful indie rock reflection on a world gone wrong — greed, corruption, and injustice laid bare. A quiet rage runs through it, giving a voice to the ones who've had enough
"Let It Go" by TWOFEW is a rock-pop anthem that hits like a deep breath in the middle of chaos. With soaring melodies and raw emotion at its core, the track pauses time and pulls you into its storm — urging you to release what weighs you down and feel every note. It’s vulnerable, bold, and cathartic all at once
“Girls Will Be Girls” finds ITZY channeling the fiery spirit of their debut era—but with a sharper edge. Confident, confrontational, and bursting with club-ready energy, it’s a bold reminder that girl groups can own the dancefloor while making a statement
"My Fairytale" by Jeremy Ryan is a raw, alt rock journey through loss, reflection, and finding strength in the wreckage. With soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Jeremy pulls you into a world where pain meets growth — and every line feels like a page from a personal chapter
"Breaking the Ice" by Jon Gold blends jazz with a laid-back groove, featuring Mark Egan’s iconic bass, Marina Marchi’s sweet vocal textures, and Mauricio Zottarelli’s flawless drumming. Smooth, smart, and effortlessly cool — it’s jazz for every kind of listener
Stick Figure brings a fresh breeze to Bob Marley’s “Natural Mystic,” honoring the original’s spirit while layering in their signature laid-back reggae-dub style. Smooth, soulful, and effortlessly hypnotic, it’s a respectful reimagining that drifts like smoke on a summer afternoon
May Top Picks ( Week 3 ) - Tracks Of The Week - Music Station - New Music Weekly
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