Fresh Finds Roundup – 155: Magnetic Music
Get ready to sway in the sonic identity of some of the very talented artists as we bring you our next fresh set of finds. This time, we are moving through shadowy electronic sounds, midnight pop, restless energy, hazy indie rock, and the ache of love that refuses to disappear. There’s something here for every kind of listener, so let’s dive straight into the magnetic music.
Magnetic Music
First on the list is an Instrumental song called ‘Oh’ by ZeeCogency, based in Sydney, Australia, and released on 02 Oct 2022.
‘Oh’ by ZeeCogency is an instrumental track that takes you into its aura. It’s a track that makes you wander late in the night on dark nights and linger around a little longer just to take in the spirit of the night. The musicality, instrumentation, and composition get you in a mood that only grows as you listen to the song. You must definitely check this one out!
“A hypnotic track that lures you into its mood.”
Second on the list is a Pop album called ‘Midnight Masquerade’ by Segana, based in Sydney, Australia, and released on 28 Aug 2026.
There’s a certain magic that comes alive when the sun goes down, and ‘Midnight Masquerade’ by Segana seems to know exactly how to capture it. Moving through funk, soul, pop, and electronic influences, Segana explores romance, temptation, and heartbreak under a single roof, “the roof of darkness.” If you’re looking for something that feels colourful, playful, and a little mysterious, step into Segana’s ‘Midnight Masquerade’.
“‘Midnight Masquerade’ can be your next best dark pop discovery.”
Third on the list is an EDM song called ‘Burning Fire’ by Tornado on the Run, based in Budapest, Hungary, and released on 18 Sep 2026.
Do you also feel tired of living the same life and want to break free from the everyday routine? If yes, ‘Burning Fire’ by Tornado on the Run is your pathway to breaking free from these clutches, or at least forgetting them while you groove to its rhythm. The drums literally come charging in, the electronic textures give you an instant pump, and in a second, you forget about the task you were supposed to do. Turn this one up and let Tornado on the Run shake you out of your comfort zone!
“‘Burning Fire’ ignites a fire within you that was much needed.”
Fourth on the list is a Rock song called ‘Pavement’ by flowerbroth, based in Syracuse, United States, and released on 10 Mar 2025.
As soon as I played this song, I knew I was into a piece of art that I am going to come back to again and again. What makes this song so catchy is the fuzzy guitars, hazy synths, and lo-fi atmosphere that create a dreamy little world. Coupled with this, the imagery is so well contrasted to give that little unsettling vibe while you enjoy the subtleness of the music. Give ‘Pavement’ a spin and see where it takes you!
“A little rough, a lot more engaging, that’s ‘Pavement’ by flowerbroth for you.”
Fifth on the list is a Rock song called ‘Love Loss’ by Chet Nordy, based in Freeland, United States, and released on 01 Sep 26.
Some heartbreak songs are dramatic, but ‘Love Loss’ feels painful in a much quieter and more familiar way. It captures that strange place where you’re still going through your day, talking to people, and trying to move forward, while your mind keeps returning to someone who is no longer there. If you’ve ever had someone stuck in your head long after they left your life, ‘Love Loss’ might hit a little too close to home. Give it a listen!
“Sometimes the hardest goodbye is the one your mind keeps refusing to accept.”
Did you get immersed in these sonic masterpieces? If yes, then our purpose of bringing you atmospheric, tense, engaging music is fulfilled. At the end of the day, that’s what music is supposed to do: make people a little more active and energetic while bringing a thought into their minds that can change generations. With this thought, we will leave you to explore this music and find your next favourite.
More immersive music, talented artists, and curated lists coming soon, only for you.
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