The latest tabulation from 90.5 WERG’s airwaves reveals a significant shift at the pinnacle of its weekly music ranking. For the chart dated February 4, 2025, indie folk stalwarts The Head and The Heart have ascended to the coveted number one position with their track “Arrow”.
Chart Leadership Secured
The song, taken from their critically acclaimed album Arrow, released via Sub-Pop Records, marks a notable climb for the Seattle-based group. Having held the number two spot in the preceding week, their rise to the summit underscores the track’s growing resonance with listeners and its increasing airplay traction. This ascent places “Arrow” squarely at the forefront of contemporary music charting, highlighting its impact within the broadcast landscape monitored by 90.5 WERG.
While The Head and The Heart claimed the top spot, the number two position is firmly held by alternative duo Twenty-One Pilots. Their contribution, “The Line”, continues to maintain strong visibility on the chart. This track originates from the Arcane League of Legends – Season 2 soundtrack, a significant compilation associated with the popular animated series, and is released under the Atlantic label. The sustained high placement of “The Line” reflects the enduring popularity of Twenty-One Pilots and the cross-media appeal of the Arcane franchise.
Notable Movements Within the Top Ranks
The February 4, 2025, chart also indicates dynamic movement further down the list, most notably within the upper echelon. Singer-songwriter David Kushner has made a significant leap, entering the Top 5. His introspective track “Darkerside”, featured on his album The Dichotomy, secured the number five position. This rapid climb into the leading group of songs signals Kushner’s growing prominence and the track’s compelling connection with the listening audience.
Introducing New Sonic Landscapes
Beyond the reshuffling of the leading tracks, the 90.5 WERG Tuesday Top 30 welcomes several new entries, injecting fresh sounds into the rotation. Among these is “Rushmere” from British folk-rock giants Mumford and Sons. This new track is part of their album also titled Rushmere, released through Glassnote records. The addition of Mumford and Sons signals the continued evolution of their sound and their lasting appeal.
Progressive rock outfit Coheed and Cambria also see a new track added to the chart. “Someone Who Can”, from their expansive album Vaxis: Act III – The Father of Make-Believe, released by Virgin records, makes its debut. This entry caters to listeners who appreciate the band’s intricate narrative and distinctive musical style.
Rounding out the noted new additions is a track from the artist Mk.Gee. While the specific song title was not detailed in the chart report, the inclusion of Mk.Gee points to the chart’s role in highlighting emerging or critically acclaimed independent artists, reflecting a diverse range of musical styles capturing listener attention.
The Pulse of the Airwaves
The 90.5 WERG Tuesday Top 30 serves as a weekly barometer for popular and impactful music receiving airplay. The chart for February 4, 2025, underscores the current trends, from the sustained success of established acts like The Head and The Heart and Twenty-One Pilots to the breakthrough of artists like David Kushner and the introduction of new material from respected names such as Mumford and Sons and Coheed and Cambria, alongside newer sounds from acts like Mk.Gee. The complete chart comprises thirty positions, reflecting a broad spectrum of genres and artists currently resonating with the station’s audience.
This week’s chart highlights a dynamic period in broadcast music, with established leaders solidifying their positions while new contenders and fresh tracks vie for listener attention and chart prominence.


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