Top Tracks of February

I’m playing long overdue catch up but, as february is the month celebrating love, i might as well shout out about one of mine…music!

I might be yet to find someone who’ll make me a playlist (sickening I know) but that didn’t stop me from finding new tracks to obsess over in February. January proved to be a good month for music and February seemed to keep this theme going, with plenty of offerings from music heavyweights and newbies alike.

Here are my Top Tracks of February 2023…

Hard mf 2 luv - bad sounds

The third single from brothers-come-bandmates Bad Sounds, there’s an infectious air to the track (despite its less than positive sentiment) with its jingly instrumentals and whispery vocals.

Whether you’re familiar with the duo or not, this song is a perfect introduction (or way to rediscover) their sound. I’m hoping they come back to somewhere local so I can see them live again, as their songs pack a punch when performed for a crowd.

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Monday morning - ten tonnes

A teaser for his upcoming sophomore album, ‘Dancing, Alone’, Ten Tonnes returned in February with this single.

A simple, indie crowd pleaser, the unique vocals and catchy instrumentals are sure to grab your attention and get you dancing away those Monday blues.

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Figure 8 - paramore

One of the 10 songs that make up their seventh album, ‘This Is Why’, Paramore prove that they are more than deserving of their long lasting legacy in the music world with this track.

Whilst it’s not the biggest hit of the album (I’d argue it’s the title track, but what do I know?), it’s an easy to listen to song and a good reintroduction to the band that allowed half of us to embrace our emo phase and the other half to deny it even happening.

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Just to keep you satisfied - inhaler

Dublin indie rockers Inhaler dropped their second album, ‘Cuts & Bruises’ in February and this track was one I couldn’t get out of my head.

An extension of the gorgeous indie rock stylings they’ve become known for, the track is full of drawling vocals and interesting instrumentals that are just very, well, satisfying. 

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So, there we have it, my Top Tracks of February 2023. What songs/albums did you have on repeat in January? 

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J x