Top Playlist of the Week: #369
This weekend, the WECB France editorial team shares their top picks and new discoveries in their latest playlist. If you’re looking for some fresh music to check out, you’re in the right place!
Father John Misty returns with his latest track “The Old Law,” a delicate and melodic piece that his devoted fans might recognize as “God’s Trash” from his previous performances in 2024. The Cribs, a British indie rock group, makes a comeback with “Never The Same,” a sunny track that will make you want to dance. Their last performance in France dates back to 2012, but their new album, Selling A Vibe, is sure to capture your attention.
The Animeros, a rock ‘n’ roll trio, draw inspiration from Hispanic music in their new song “Danza de Los Saguaros.” Drummer Nick Tozzo explains that their music is a fusion of cumbia anthems and American South influences, resulting in a unique and joyful track. Papooz collaborates with the indie rock group Oracle Sisters in “Friends,” a song from their upcoming album Papooz & Friends. This collaboration creates a melodic explosion that blends their distinct styles seamlessly.
Tessa Rose Jackson shares her latest single “Built To Collide,” reflecting on the human nature of making mistakes and falling back into old habits. The track speaks to acceptance and self-reflection, inviting listeners to embrace their imperfections. Dirty Rodeo, a French alternative rock group, releases “Waiting For The Sun,” a track that captures the euphoria of a new romantic relationship. Their upcoming album, At Least We Try, promises more exciting music to come.
Angel Du$t energizes listeners with “I’m The Outside,” a high-energy track from their upcoming album COLD 2 THE TOUCH, set to be released on February 13. Francis Rossi, known for his work with Status Quo, goes solo with “November Again” from his album The Accidental, scheduled for release on January 30, 2026. Olive Jones shares her political anthem “Kingdom” from her album For Mary, expressing her frustration with Brexit and the state of Britain at the time.
Lastly, Ecca Vandal teases listeners with her latest single “Molly,” showcasing her unique blend of musical styles. As the opening act for Limp Bizkit in 2025, Ecca Vandal continues to push boundaries and surprise audiences with her eclectic sound. Don’t miss out on these exciting new tracks and stay tuned for more music-filled weekends ahead!