MELODRIFT: MUSIC OF THE WEEK (26.09.25)

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

Will Foulke ‘Charleston Blues’

The title track “Charleston Blues” is a haunting showcase of Foulke’s blistering guitar work, blending raw emotion with technical precision. Its moody, atmospheric layers pull listeners into a deeply immersive blues experience.

ANASTÁZIE ‘Kiss & Let Go’

With “Kiss & Let Go,” ANASTÁZIE proves she’s got the magic formula for a modern classic: smooth-as-butter vocals, a beat that dares you not to move, and a message about living freely that hits just right. It’s genre-bending without trying too hard, stylish without being aloof, and ultimately just fun. If your current playlist feels a little flat, this is the vibrant shot of soul and rhythm it’s been waiting for.

Ignacio Peña’s ‘To The Stars’

Ignacio Peña’s To The Stars is a radiant collision of groove and imagination—a track that pairs shimmering synths and jubilant horns with a heartbeat built for the dancefloor, while lyrically honoring Carl Sagan’s cosmic wisdom. Backed by the soaring voices of Nigeria’s Epoch House Choir and the vibrant brass of Joe Keys, Peña crafts a single that feels both global and galactic, transforming the idea of humanity’s smallness in the universe into a celebration of shared rhythm and wonder.

Sonnet ‘Wishing For Rain’

Son Seung-yeon proves once again why she’s called Sonnet, delivering a ballad that feels like standing in a quiet storm with your heart wide open. “Wishing for Rain” is both tender and powerful, with her voice gliding over a delicate piano line like lightning over dark clouds. It’s not just a breakup song—it’s a soundtrack for anyone who’s ever wished the rain could wash away old memories.

Marsha Swanson ‘Generational Transmission’

Marsha Swanson’s Generational Transmission is a masterclass in merging sound and symbolism, pairing her hypnotic progressive pop melodies with Sam Chegini’s groundbreaking claymation visuals to explore how trauma, resilience, and love are passed through generations. The result is both deeply personal and universally resonant—a song and video that sculpt memory into art.