Top 5 Tracks in Stranger Things Season 5 That Everyone Is Listening To

Out of nowhere, old tunes are climbing the charts again. A fresh season of a popular show gave them a second life. Think of how Pusoy Dos holds attention – not by flash, but by feel. These songs work much the same way. Context comes from scenes and stories on screen. Yet what really sticks isn’t the plot—it’s the sound. Decades-old songs now pulse through headphones worldwide. Not because they’re trendy, but because they still matter. A few tracks stand out – ‘Upside Down’ by Diana Ross, then ABBA’s ‘Fernando’, which caught fire too. Think of The Chordettes’ ‘Mr. Sandman’, a quiet hit that kept growing. Prince’s ‘Purple Rain’ showed up different, deep, and lasting. David Bowie closed strong with ‘Heroes’, ringing loud through time.

CELEBRATE 75 YEARS OF DAVID BOWIE WITH TWO LIMITED-TIME POP-UP EXPERIENCES BEGINNING OCTOBER 25, 2021

“Now you’ve met The London Boys, things seem good again” & “New York’s A Go-Go” As the David Bowie Estate launches Bowie 75, a year-long celebration marking David Bowie’s 75th birthday, with the openings of two curated experiential pop-up shops – one at the site of the earliest confirmed Ziggy Stardust sighting, and one in the adopted hometown where Bowie’s final album ★ (pronounced “Blackstar”) was created.

Trouble In Mind: Moby Releases ‘Reprise’, A Re-Imagining Of His Classic ‘Play’ Album On Deutsche Grammophon Along With Documentary ‘Moby Doc’ – Both Out Today

Mention Moby and I can guarantee that you will instantly have running through your head his song, ‘Natural Blues’, from his 1999 album, ‘Play’. Back then the track featured a sample vocal from folk singer, Vera Hall, singing ‘Trouble So Hard’, which Moby found on a boxed set of folk music, collected by field recorder, Alan Lomax.