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6 Songs You Need to Hear: Meg Stalter, Mike D & Photay | Musique Digs 692

Six must-hear tracks from Meg Stalter, MICHELLE, Mike D, Mulaa Joans, Pesolife and Photay. Discover Musique Digs 692.

From Meg Stalter’s icy pop to Photay’s warm, orchestral escape

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Meg Stalter opens Musique Digs 692 with a cold shoulder and a hot electronic pulse. From Michel’le’s throwback groove and Mike D’s restless reset to Mulaa Joans’ sharp-tongued R&B, the week refuses to stay in one lane. A Pesolife catalog gem brings the lift before Photay sends us home on a loving Chuck Mangione tribute.

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Meg Stalter on her 2026 song “BRR.”

Artist: Meg Stalter

Tune: BRR

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

A little frost never sounded so deliciously heated. The Hacks standout brings her comic timing into sleek electronic pop, turning the brush-off into something you can dance to. It’s cheeky, confrontational and just cool enough to make a point without breaking a sweat.


Michel’le’s “Nicety” club remix selection.

Artist: Michel’le

Tune: Nicety (Club Remix)

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Here comes a blast of West Coast R&B attitude. “Nicety” first arrived in Michel’le’s late-’80s breakthrough era, its punchy swing and famously distinctive vocal sound making the groove instantly recognizable. This club-minded revisit reminds us that the right throwback can still outshine a stack of brand-new releases.


Mike D’s “Make It Stop” from the album Thank You.

Artist: Mike D

Tune: Make It Stop

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Mike D has spent decades making music that refuses to sit politely still, and this cut from Thank You keeps that inquisitive spirit intact. Beneath the beat is a familiar modern ache: too much noise in the head, too many old habits, and the urge to stop, reflect and begin again. That push and pull is what keeps it interesting.


Mulaa Joans and her single “That Ain’t You.”

Artist: Mulaa Joans

Tune: That Ain’t You

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Mulaa Joans has no interest in rewarding halfhearted romance. The title track of her six-song EP puts self-respect ahead of sweet talk, with a voice that can sound wounded one moment and utterly certain the next. We love a singer who can deliver the truth without sanding down its edges.


Pesolife’s “Feel Good” featuring lleo, Kaye Orbit and Mars Meddo.

Artist: Pesolife feat. lleo, Kaye Orbit & Mars Meddo

Tune: Feel Good

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Our catalog detour proves a discovery does not need a fresh release date to deserve the spotlight. Originally issued in 2020, “Feel Good” brings lleo, Kaye Orbit and Mars Meddo into Pesolife’s orbit for an easygoing hip-hop/R&B collaboration. Sometimes the most satisfying dig is the one hiding in plain sight.


Photay’s 2026 rendition of “Land of Make Believe.”

Artist: Photay

Tune: Land of Make Believe

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Photay closes this edition with genuine affection for musical history. His electronic reimagining honors Chuck Mangione’s “Land of Make Believe,” taking inspiration from the 1973 live arrangement and its rolling samba spirit. There’s rhythm for the floor, but also a real sense of gratitude—music passed from one generation of dreamers to another.

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