December 2025

Dopamine by Robyn Robyn has always understood the chemistry between the dancefloor and the human heart, and with her new track “Dopamine”, she leans fully into that connection. The title alone suggests what Robyn has done so well for over two decades: turn emotional highs and lows into pop that hits the brain, the body, […]

Bon Sens by Roméo Elvis & Oscar and the Wolf Belgium’s musical universe tightens into one charged point on Bon Sens, the new collaboration between Roméo Elvis and Oscar and the Wolf. It feels less like a feature and more like two worlds folding into each other: Roméo’s grounded Francophone flow meeting Max Colombie’s (Oscar

Support and Understanding by Lien Schoeters With her new single Support and Understanding, Mechelen-based artist Lien Schoeters offers exactly what the title promises: a gentle, grounded reminder that being there for one another still matters. As someone who also calls Mechelen home, it feels special to hear a local voice craft something that sounds both

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas by Frank Sinatra Every Monday this December, we’re unwrapping a Christmas classic. Last week, we kicked off with the Boss; today we’re staying in New Jersey and turning to another legend: Frank Sinatra. His version of Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas is one of those recordings that seems

Show Me The Way by Peter Frampton For a classic Thursday, it is hard to beat the sun-soaked nostalgia of Peter Frampton’s Show Me The Way. Originally appearing on his 1975 album, the song truly found its immortal form on Frampton Comes Alive! in 1976. That live version became one of the defining rock singles

To Space by Kings of Leon Two decades into their career, Kings of Leon are still quietly reinventing what a big rock band can sound like. With To Space, they lean into something both familiar and strangely weightless: a song that feels like it’s been orbiting your memory for years, even though it’s brand new.

The Man Comes Around by Pulp Every so often, a cover arrives that feels less like a tribute and more like a conversation across time. Pulp’s new take on Johnny Cash’s The Man Comes Around, released just last week, lands exactly there: somewhere between Sheffield and the Book of Revelation, between Britpop cynicism and Cash’s

Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town (Live in Houston, 1978) by Bruce Springsteen We’re kicking off a December tradition here: a Christmas song every Monday, and there’s no better place to start than with Bruce Springsteen’s legendary 1978 live take on Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town. Captured on the Houston stop of the Darkness