Fresh Finds Roundup - 149: Surreal Sonic Spirit
Welcome to yet another roundup where we brighten up your Sunday even more with artists we find interesting and songs we think deserve the spotlight. While some songs on this list will give you a ray of freshness, others will simply make your body groove. It’s the ravishing sonics that can make your worst day the best, so tune into these surreal sonic spirits and let them make your Sunday a sunny day!
Surreal Sonic Spirit
First on the list is a contemporary soul song called ‘Where The Light Comes In’ by Brandon Archer, based in Berlin, Germany, and released on 18 Sep 2026.
I love how this song finds hope in the simplest things, from morning light slipping through the blinds to an old record playing. Brandon Archer turns these little moments into a gentle reminder that brighter days can begin when we least expect them. It’s the mellow production that works best with the optimistic lyrics, and when combined, both make a perfect song of positivity. Just listen to it and let this beautiful tune brighten your day.
“Sometimes, all it takes is a little light to feel alive again.”
Second on the list is a rock album called ‘Adorati Spiriti’ by Massimo Donelli and Paolo Rossi, based in Varese, Italy, and released on 18 Sep 2026.
There’s something moving about a story passed from one generation to another. Inspired by Native American heritage, this concept album brings progressive rock, jazz fusion, and world music together to explore tradition and belonging. I really love when artists blend culture with music because that brings out the best of both worlds. Just listening to one song from this album will connect you with the beauty of the past, so imagine what an entire album can do. Do give it a spin!
“An old soul, a new generation, and a story that keeps breathing through the most beautiful turns.”
Third on the list is a pop song called ‘Dario Amodei’ by Sharon Eitan, based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, and released on 17 Sep 2026.
If something is really trending these days, then it has to be AI, and what better than discovering a song inspired by conversations around artificial intelligence? Sharon Eitan takes a big, complicated subject and gives it a fine human touch, talking about themes of cooperation and solidarity. Just dive into the song and be ready to explore the world of AI Sharon’s way!
“In a world racing towards tomorrow, a little humanity still matters.”
Fourth on the list is an EDM track called ‘The True Speed Of Light’ by Oriel Dax, based in Rotherham, England, and released on 21 Jun 2026.
Oriel Dax brings together Detroit techno, vibrant techno-pop, retro funk, and dreamy electronic textures in a sound that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking. I love the idea of those atmospheric melodies meeting a lively dancefloor pulse. And this one sounds perfect for getting lost in the music until you reach a state of nirvana, so give it a spin and enjoy the ride.
“Old-school sparks meet futuristic dreams beneath a glowing electronic sky.”
Fifth on the list is a pop song called ‘I’m On Fire’ by Blake Rave, based in Egan, United States, and released on 11 Sep 2026.
Some mornings call for a fresh start, and Blake Rave brings exactly that kind of energy. ‘I’m On Fire’ is a song that uplifts your mood instantly and brushes off your negativity like it didn’t exist. It’s a song that makes you happy and smiling instantly. I like how it encourages you to hold your head high and keep shining. Turn it up and let those good vibes roll!
“Leave the doubts behind and give your inner fire room to shine.”
With this, we come to an end for of an adventurous ride that’s full of surprises and mix genres. Music is one of the art forms where even without any knowledge you can enjoy the best of it, and I as a listener love that feeling. Have a listen, find your favourite, and share the love with an artist who deserves to be heard. Your next favourite song might be waiting right here!
More immersive music, talented artists, and curated lists coming soon, only for you.
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