[2025 Edition] A roundup of songs that hit in February and Western music themed around February
There are plenty of articles that introduce songs themed around the seasons or specific months, but this piece takes a slightly different approach by rounding up Western music that “became hits in February.”
Focusing on songs that charted in the U.
S.
and U.
K.
in February, it’s a perfect way to revisit the tracks that generated the most buzz during that month.
February is a time when many students are preparing for entrance exams or graduation, so it can be fun to look back and remember which songs were hits during that hectic period.
In the latter half, we also introduce songs themed around February, so you get a two-for-one treat—enjoy!
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[2025 Edition] A roundup of songs that hit in February and Western music themed around February (111–120)
Hopp_pollaSigur Rós

Sigur Rós’s “Hoppípolla” is perfect for a cold February.
The Icelandic band’s music has a distinctive resonance that seems to blend into the winter air.
This song in particular, with its beautiful melody and their signature mystical atmosphere, offers supreme comfort.
Even if February is a busy time for students, listening to this track will help you relax and refresh both body and mind.
Alongside other international hits from February and songs themed around the month mentioned in the article, it might become part of your winter memories.
And hearing this piece while the cold scenery stretches outside makes for a truly special moment.
My Oh My (feat. DaBaby)Camila Cabello

Camila Cabello, who became a global star with “Havana.” Her “My Oh My (feat.
DaBaby)” is crafted with a melody that’s distinctly her style.
Her distinctive voice matches the song’s world perfectly.
DaBaby’s tight rhymes are also a highlight.
Whole Lotta Lovin’DJ Mustard ft. Travis Scott

A collaboration between American hip-hop producer DJ Mustard and rapper Travis Scott.
It was released as a digital download in 2016 and reached No.
18 on the U.
S.
charts.
It was inspired by CeCe Peniston’s 1991 track “Finally.”
Don’t Start NowDua Lipa

Dua Lipa’s alluring low voice is her charm.
“Don’t Start Now” is one of her signature songs, featuring an impressive, groovy sound.
The melody never feels noisy, yet the rhythm gets you moving—perfect for a dance tune.
It’s also a great recommendation for a driving song.
February StarsFoo Fighters

Formed around Dave Grohl, the rock band Foo Fighters has a track that’s perfect for February: “February Stars.” The song tells the story of someone who, after facing setbacks and feeling down, finds comfort under a starry sky.
You, too, may feel low at times.
In those moments, why not look up at the night sky while listening to this song? By the way, despite the theme suggesting a ballad, it delivers a solid, rock-driven sound.
Help Me Run AwaySt. Lucia

St.
Lucia is a singer and musician from Johannesburg, South Africa, active since 2012.
He is currently based in Brooklyn, New York.
This track is included on his second album, Matter, released in 2016.
MalaMaluca
Maluca is a musician who grew up in Manhattan.
Her sound, which fuses bachata, merengue, mambo, and hip-hop, has been described as experimental tropical punk, ghetto house, and hip house.
This track was released as a single in 2016.






