Of all the melodies that could play, there’s a song that takes you back, based on your birth month. The energy of your birth month is piqued because your birth month’s cosmic signature matches the song’s lyrics and melody. A special bond is forged between your birth month and this song. Read on to find your nostalgic song, according to your birth month.
Each Birth Month's Throwback Song
Check for the month you were born for pro insights.
If anyone is conscious of how much time they have, it’s someone born in January. People born in this month work with the Saturnian signs, Capricorn and Aquarius. They’re responsible individuals who are mindful of their time and energy, so “Everybody Wants To Rule The World” will speak to them on a personal level. January might feel a little sad listening to this nostalgic song, looking back on their lives while thinking about the decisions ahead.
February: “Africa” by Toto
February needs a feel-good song that brings out their quirky Aquarius features while playing into their dreamy Piscean energy. “Africa” by Toto has everything February looks for in a nostalgic song—poetic lyrics, a jaunty tune, and a catchy chorus. Even though this song is quite popular throughout the decades, people born in February cannot help but jam out. They don’t care if everyone else knows “Africa”, but nobody else understands this song’s whimsy like February does.
“I only want to see you bathing/In the purple rain”
Those born in March look for powerful, evocative ballads. March babies are a mix of sensitive Pisces and fierce Aries, so they’re ultimately drawn to songs that tug on their heartstrings. “Purple Rain” will transport March to another time, especially if March is still pining over a lost love. Prince’s rawness and vulnerability might bring a tear to March’s eye. As the song swells with emotion, March will be overcome remembering their greatest heartbreaks. Although, but “Purple Rain” also provides the emotional release March looks for.
“It's the eye of the tiger/It’s the thrill of the fight”
“I said you wanna be startin' somethin'/You got to be startin' somethin'”
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June: “Livin’ On A Prayer” by Bon Jovi
June lives for the fight when that’s all they’ve got. Individuals born during this month embrace Gemini’s and Cancer’s love for feel-good stories that resonate with their own personal trials and triumphs. “Livin’ On A Prayer” will always bring them back to the trials and triumphs they’ve experienced throughout their lives. June can even play this song when they need a boost of strength to get through current obstacles. Either way, “Livin’ On A Prayer” will remind June to hold onto what they’ve got.
July birthdays love listening to music when they feel nostalgic. Their sentimental Cancerian heart and expressive Leo-like passion are attuned with the vibration of music. Instead of gravitating toward a love ballad or sad song, July should play “Summer of ‘69” when they’re in the mood to reminisce. Even if they didn’t live through the summer of ‘69, they will still think about all the summertime fun they had as children and adolescents. Listening to this song might even inspire July to plan something legendary this summer.
August: “Here I Go Again” by Whitesnake
People born in August ain’t wasting any more time, thanks to being a mix of passionate Leo and productive Virgo. These individuals share hardworking, determined spirits, as reflected in “Here I Go Again” by Whitesnake. Although this rock song starts slow, it packs quite a punch. The emotion behind Whitesnake’s hopeful lyrics will bring August back to all the times they walked the lonely street of dreams. August will feel validated listening to this jam, since “Here I Go Again” represents August’s strength to keep going despite all odds.
Romantics share September birthdays, since this month is home to caring Virgo and loving Libra. People born during this month often reminisce about their greatest loves and heartbreaks, so they’ll feel called to “I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)” by Whitney Houston. Maybe September heard this song in a hit romcom movie, or they could have played this on repeat before going out on a first date. Regardless of how they know this tune, September will always be especially fond of this heartwarming pop song.
October: “Love Is a Battlefield" by Pat Benatar
“We are young/Heartache to heartache/We stand”
“Where's the party (where's the party), I want to free my soul”
December: “Father Figure” by George Michael
“I will be your father figure (oh, baby)”
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