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February 2025’s Most-Played Shoegaze & Dream Pop Singles

todayMarch 2, 2025 185 5

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    Cherry

    Slow Crush [Cherry - Single]

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      Cherry Slow Crush

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    Graze

    she's green [Graze - Single]

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      Graze she's green

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    four days

    sadplanet [Four Days - Single]

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    Statelines

    NIIGHTS [Statelines - Single]

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    Song For JJ

    Drop Nineteens [1991]

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      Song For JJ Drop Nineteens

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    Soot

    Mumrunner [Soot - Single]

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      Soot Mumrunner

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    When The Kissing Had To Stop

    9Million [WTKHTS - Single]

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    Crescent Moon

    With Brevity [Crescent Moon - Single]

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      Crescent Moon With Brevity

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    Floods

    Futureheaven [Floods - Single]

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    Sublight

    nullsign [Sublight - Single]

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      Sublight nullsign

Settle in, dear listener, as we delve into the mesmerizing soundscape of February’s most played tracks on DKFM Shoegaze Radio. This month, we witnessed an enchanting blend of seasoned luminaries and audacious upstarts, each leaving an indelible mark on our beloved genre.

Topping our chart is Slow Crush with their mesmerizing track, “Cherry.” This song is a testament to their unwavering artistic journey, manifesting a sweet yet melancholic resonance that redefines the boundaries of shoegaze. The single, although brief, leaves a lasting impression, further cementing Slow Crush’s status as a driving force in the genre.

Next, we have the avant-garde brilliance of she’s green with their single, “Graze.” This track ventures into uncharted sonic territories, capturing the band’s innovative spirit in a pulsing, dreamy soundscape that resonates in the hearts of listeners.

Sadplanet’s “four days” offers a melancholic reflection on fleeting moments, expertly merging raw emotional lyricism with an ethereal, lo-fi sound. Meanwhile, NIIGHTS captivated listeners with their stirring single “Statelines”, a testament to their idiosyncratic sound that deftly balances the lines between shoegaze, dream pop, and post-rock.

Notably, “Song For JJ” by Drop Nineteens has withstood the test of time, further proving its timeless relevance since its limited demo release in 1991. Similarly, Mumrunner’s “Soot”, 9Million’s “When The Kissing Had To Stop”, “Crescent Moon” by With Brevity, Futureheaven’s “Floods”, and nullsign’s “Sublight” have each served as unique contributions to this month’s chart, highlighting the diversity and evolution of the genre.

The richness and depth of these tracks are a testament to the thriving creativity and innovation within the shoegaze and dream pop scene. Each artist, with their unique sonic signatures, has significantly contributed to the enduring cultural relevance of shoegaze in today’s music scene.

These songs, whether from seasoned veterans or bold newcomers, prove that shoegaze continues to evolve, captivating listeners with swirling textures and emotional depth. As we journey through this ever-changing soundscape, let’s celebrate the musical milestones that have shaped the genre, and eagerly anticipate the stirring symphonies yet to come.


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