MELODRIFT: MUSIC OF THE WEEK (04.07.25)

Discover the newest music that the MELODRIFT team have been listening to.

Ana Paz ‘still here’

Ana Paz’s still here is a tender, heartfelt embrace wrapped in delicate melodies and dreamy harmonies. This gentle track feels like a warm breath of acceptance in the midst of grief’s storm, inviting listeners to pause and recognize the beauty in what remains. With its soothing blend of ambient and chamber pop elements, still here offers a quiet strength—a soft reckoning that encourages carrying forward the pieces of ourselves worth holding onto. It’s a comforting reminder that even in loss, there’s space for hope, healing, and grace.

Drela ft. Stonebwoy ‘DEM DEAD’

“DEM DEAD” is the kind of tune that wakes up your playlist and gives it a double shot of espresso. Drela’s vocals slice through the beat like a hot knife through butter, and Stonebwoy? Legendary as always, bringing that rich Ghanaian flavor. The track’s got swagger, spirit, and a killer message — basically, it’s a no-nonsense anthem for anyone grinding hard. Turn it up and let the energy take over!

Stephan Folkes ‘Can I be there?’

A standout from Hazard is the hauntingly beautiful track ‘Can I be there?’, a slow-burning anthem of clarity and emotional release. Layered with atmospheric production and aching vocals, the song captures the exact moment one decides to walk away from a draining relationship. It's introspective yet empowering—a delicate balance that showcases the artist’s ability to turn personal struggle into sonic poetry.

Cosmos Ray ‘Let Your Hair Hang Down’

“Let Your Hair Hang Down” shines like a sun-kissed, sacred breath within The More We Live, wrapping poetic lyrics and gentle rhythms into a lullaby that feels both timeless and deeply present. Cosmos Ray’s debut isn’t just an album—it’s a bold declaration of radical love, complex truth, and fearless genre-blending. In a world hungry for certainty, this track—and the album as a whole—invites us to embrace presence, compassion, and evolution, making Cosmos Ray a true messenger for modern souls seeking something real.

Dirt Flirt ‘Boyfriend’

Dirt Flirt kicks down the door with her debut EP, and “Boyfriend” is the moment you realize you’ve found your new favorite emotional support banger. With a hook that hits like a DM you’ll regret and a beat that dares you to cry-dance, this track turns queer heartbreak into a full-blown alt-pop spectacle. It’s bold, brutally honest, and weirdly cathartic—like texting your ex with glitter.