MELODRIFT: MUSIC OF THE WEEK (29.08.25)

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

Dailla ‘Twisted Heart’

Dailla’s “Twisted Heart” is a neon-lit confession, a pop anthem that transforms the messy thrill of toxic attraction into something magnetic and irresistible. Driven by pulsing beats and sharp guitar lines, the track dances on the edge of danger, with Dailla’s vocals swaying between playful flirtation and gut-punch honesty. It’s heartbreak dressed in glitter — addictive, daring, and impossible to shake.

Neil Potter ‘Música El Idioma Del Amor’

Think of “Música El Idioma Del Amor” as a flirtatious wink in musical form. Potter blends sun-soaked guitars, rock energy, and a dash of progressive spice, creating a track that’s equal parts cheeky and sophisticated. One listen, and you’ll be dancing like no one’s watching — even if they are.

Bea Elmy Martin ‘Lost’

Bea Elmy Martin’s ‘Lost’ is a beautifully restrained yet powerful return, pairing soulful pop warmth with folk intimacy. Its hypnotic ebb and flow makes vulnerability feel less like fragility and more like a universal anchor.

Temi T ‘Painted Intentions’

“Painted Intentions” hits different. Temi T effortlessly blends heartfelt storytelling with rich, textured production, crafting a song that’s both introspective and infectious. One listen and you’re hooked; two listens and you’re quoting lines to your friends. It’s intimate, it’s reflective, and it’s a reminder that music can be both therapy and a vibe.

Mojo Morgan ‘Mountain Song’

Mojo blends reggae, country soul, hip-hop, and pop into a sound he dubs “Rasta Rock” in his latest EP, Jamaica Love. The result is a genre-defying collection that nods to tradition while speaking to a global audience. The focus track, ‘Mountain Song’, is a modern classic. This collaboration with Gramps Morgan and Esh Morgan delivers gospel-infused harmonies, acoustic warmth, and a crossover-ready energy that recalls Post Malone or Ed Sheeran, without losing its Jamaican spirit.