Here is the weekend playlist, in which the WECB France editorial staff looks back on their favorites and discoveries of the week!
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Father John Misty – The Old Law
Josh Tillman is back with the delicate and melodic “The Old Law.” » The most discerning fans already knew this piece under the name “God's Trash”, performed on stage in the fall of 2024. Discover its final version now.
The Cribs – Never The Same
The British indie rock group continues to make waves, despite the fact that their last visit to France dates back to 2012. Here is “Never The Same,” a sunny track, perfect to celebrate the release of their new album, Selling A Vibe.
The Animeros – Danza de Los Saguaros
The rock 'n' roll trio The Animeros unveils a new song inspired by Hispanic music, entitled “Danza de Los Saguaros.” » “Our music is strongly inspired by the anthems of cumbia and the American South” explains Nick Tozzo, drummer of the group. “'Danza de Los Saguaros' is a distillation of these two influences, and paying homage to them has brought us a lot of joy. »
Papooz – Friends
On January 23, Papooz & Friends will be released, in which the French pop project surrounds itself with many other artists. For the song “Friends,” the indie rock group Oracle Sisters comes on board, allowing their two worlds to meet and mix in a melodic explosion.
Tessa Rose Jackson – Built To Collide
The Anglo-Dutch singer unveils a new single entitled “Built To Collide. » A title “which talks about accepting that, sometimes, we live without learning. It is human nature to make mistakes, to fall back into old habits that we thought we had gotten rid of. This song is my way of celebrating that, as well as an invitation to gently poke fun at yourself. » A track to be found in the album The Lighthouse, scheduled for January 23.
Dirty Rodeo – Waiting For The Sun
The French alternative rock group unveils a new song entitled “Waiting For The Sun. » Far from being a cover of The Doors, this title centers on the euphoria of the start of a romantic relationship. A track to be found in the album At Least We Try, scheduled for February 13.
Angel Du$t – I'm The Outside
The American punk band invites you to get some fresh air with the energetic “I'm The Outside,” taken from their upcoming album, COLD 2 THE TOUCH, due out February 13.
Francis Rossi – November Again
The Status Quo singer goes solo again with The Accidental, an album scheduled for January 30, 2026. It includes “November Again,” which goes from a melancholic chorus to a powerful and catchy chorus.
Olive Jones – Kingdom
“I was so upset by Brexit and even more upset by the arrogance and ignorance of Britain as a country at that time,” recalls British singer Olive Jones in a statement. “Kingdom is my political anthem about the jester who made it possible. » A title to be found in the album For Mary, scheduled for March 13.
Ecca Vandal – Molly
Noted as the opening act for Limp Bizkit in 2025, Ecca Vandal skillfully mixes musical styles and shows it with “Molly,” her new single. It remains to be seen what the South African musician has in store for the world in 2026…
