December 2025

What Was That by Lorde Last day of 2025, and it only feels right to close the year with Lorde. Choosing our song of the year was easier than it should be, because What Was That has quietly defined how 2025 felt: disoriented, nostalgic, and strangely hopeful. Lorde has always been the patron saint of […]

Bonnie and Clyde by Brigitte Bardot, Serge Gainsbourg This weekend, the world said goodbye to Brigitte Bardot, the iconic French actress, model, and singer whose image defined an era. To honor her, today’s song is “Bonnie and Clyde”, her unforgettable duet with Serge Gainsbourg — a track that captured the romance, danger, and rebellion of

Last Christmas (Live at Wembley Arena, December 2006) by Wham! I’m sorry for the interruption — a short bout of winter sickness paused our daily blogposts last week. But it’s only right that we return with one of the most enduring seasonal giants of all time: “Last Christmas”, here in its powerful 2006 live incarnation

All I Want for Christmas Is You (Make My Wish Come True Edition) by Mariah Carey Every Monday in December, we honor a Christmas classic, and today we arrive at the modern monarch of them all: All I Want for Christmas Is You. Originally released in 1994, this song has evolved beyond seasonal hit into

DJ Set – Historic Cranes – Antwerp 2025 by Carl Cox Every Friday at 8pm CET, weekendmix time at justadailysong.com is our little ritual, a collective breath out as the week finally lets go. Tonight, we’re stepping back into the heat of the summer and onto the Antwerp docks, under the imposing silhouettes of the

Early Morning Wake Up Call by Flash And The Pan Some 80s tracks don’t just play in the background – they haunt the walls. Early Morning Wake Up Call by Flash And The Pan is one of those songs that sounds like it was built for dim club lights, smoke curling over the dance floor,

I’m Always On Stage by Sam Fender With I’m Always On Stage, Sam Fender turns the spotlight into a kind of interrogation lamp. Known for fusing Springsteen-sized anthems with unflinching social realism, Fender instead zooms in here on the claustrophobic side of being seen all the time. It feels like a confession from an artist

Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pts. 1-9, New Stereo Mix) by Pink Floyd Few songs embody the mythology of Pink Floyd quite like Shine On You Crazy Diamond, and this new stereo mix for the 50th anniversary release feels less like a remaster and more like a respectful restoration. Fifty years on from the era

Blue Christmas by Elvis Presley Our December Monday mini-series continues with a classic that practically defined the sound of a lonely holiday: Blue Christmas by Elvis Presley. Nestled on the 1957 Elvis’ Christmas Album, this track turned a modest country tune into the ultimate soundtrack for anyone feeling more melancholy than merry. Elvis doesn’t shout

Live at AMF 2025 by KI/KI Every Friday at 8 pm CET, weekendmix time on justadailysong.com is reserved for sets that feel like a portal into the night. This week, we turn the volume all the way up for KI/KI – Live at AMF 2025, a set that captures the current pulse of European club