[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 (11–20)
February 28, 2016Koe Wetzel

This is a track whose fiery rock sound warms the heart, making you forget the cold of February.
It could be considered one of Koe Wetzel’s signature works, known for his unique fusion of country and rock.
The song appears on his 2016 album “Noise Complaint” and holds an important place in his musical career.
In fact, the song was inspired by an episode in which he was arrested after a night out.
February LoveTyga

This song beautifully captures the chill of February and the heat of love.
Tyga’s fluid rap and Chris Brown’s silky vocals match perfectly, warming the listener’s heart.
Featured on the 2019 album “Legendary,” it’s steeped in the vibe of February leading up to Valentine’s Day.
The lyrics, expressing deep love and gratitude for a partner, will resonate strongly with listeners.
It’s perfect as background music for special moments with someone important—a magical track that gently encourages anyone wrestling with love.
February WindsBilly Talent

Precisely because it’s a cold winter, why not get pumped up with some bouncy, upbeat rock? I recommend a track called “February Winds.” It’s by the Canadian rock band Billy Talent—many of you might have seen them live at Summer Sonic.
In this song, over a fast, driving sound, they sing a message that everyone should join hands.
Both the lyrics and the sound are perfect for getting energized.
FebruaryElzhi

Isn’t February the month when we tend to spend more time lost in thought? That contemplative mood is exactly what the song “February” captures.
It’s a track by Elzhi, one of Detroit’s leading rappers.
While the lyrics don’t explicitly state it, the song is said to have been written with the late producer J Dilla in mind.
With that in consideration, each word of the lyrics can take on a different meaning.
February AirLights

Canadian singer-songwriter Lights.
Her love song themed around February is “February Air.” While it sings about the cold of February, its synth-driven pop melody mysteriously lifts your spirits as you listen.
The lyrics leave room for imagination—such as what kind of relationship the man and woman in the song have.
In fact, it shares the same worldview as the track “Drive My Soul,” so be sure to listen to them together.
Xmas In FebruaryLou Reed

How about listening to a cinematic, story-driven song? Let me introduce “Xmas in February.” This track is by Lou Reed, the vocalist of The Velvet Underground.
It’s a stripped-down piece, sung with just voice and guitar, about conflict between people and the sorrowful events that happen within it.
By the way, the phrase “Xmas in February” in the lyrics refers to African Colombians celebrating Christmas in February.
Keep that in mind as you listen.
[2025 Edition] A roundup of songs that hit in February and Western music themed around February (21–30)
This CitySam Fischer

Sam Fischer is a singer-songwriter from Australia.
He’s a fairly minor/lesser-known singer.
His song “This City” is one of his signature tracks and has been crafted into an easy-to-listen-to pop tune.
His baritone voice, reminiscent of Scott from Pentatonix, is especially appealing.





