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Fresh Finds Roundup- 81: Say It With A Song

  • Jun 10
  • 3 min read

Music has been used as a medium to convey emotions time and time again. We are here with a fresh episode of round-up reviews, with music that speaks louder than words and rhythms that create a ripple in your hearts. Today, we will explore a mix of genres like rock, EDM, instrumental, and more. We are very excited to reveal this collection and remind you that the best way to say what's in your heart is always with a song!


Say It With A Song

First on the list is “I Drove All Night” by Talk In Vain, which is an 80s rock masterpiece. Released on 5 June '26, based in Helsingborg, Sweden.





I Drove All Night doesn't wait for the listener to get prepared. It's the perfect song for rock fans who dive right in. The beats almost immediately get you in the zone. It's a hopeless romantic's 2026 anthem, and an unforgettable one at that. Talk In Vain has created a masterpiece and a forever companion on long car drives.



First on the list is “I Drove All Night” By Talk In Vain, which is an 80s rock masterpiece. Released on 5 June '26, based in Helsingborg, Sweden.


Talk In Vain has given a voice to the grand gesture community, and all the hopeless romantics of the world.

Second on the list is “Aorta Drama” by Patros, which is a rock piece that will get you movin' for sure. Released on 1 May '26, based out of Minneapolis, United States.




"Aorta Drama" catches you off guard right off the bat. The raspy vocals feel trance-like. The song slowly ascends into a mysterious melody that feels intensely moving. Patros has created an evocative atmosphere that shouldn't be taken for granted. Unlike his other wonderful, brighter tracks like Either Way (I'm Dying) and Fade Away, this one feels darker, but just as wonderful.


Second on the list is “Aorta Drama” By Patros, which is a rock piece that will get you movin' for sure. Released on 1 May '26, based out of Minneapolis, United States.

"Aorta Drama" is spot-on with its title, because it really does move your heart in ways that cannot be explained.

Third on the list is “Tra mille volti” by Colourshop, an acoustic track that was released on 9 April '26, based out of London, England.





Tra mille volti is my highlight of today's roundup. It's soft; it moves you without trying too hard and doesn't let you go easily. The soundscape envelopes you like a warm hug from someone you've been longing for. It's the feeling of finding someone you've been looking for amongst a thousand faces.


Third on the list is “Tra mille volti” by Colourshop, an acoustic track that was released on 9 April '26, based out of London, England.
Colourshop has created a masterpiece that deserves a permanent place in our playlists.

Fourth on the list is “Energía” By Rayo Sónico, an EDM track that'll leave you wanting more. It's releasing on 26 June '26 and is based in Chihuahua, Mexico.





Save the date for Energía, the upcoming track by Sónico that snaps you right out of that funk and gets you moving your body to the music. If it's anything like their other tracks, like PlayStation and Powerless, it's bound to be mind-blowing. I can't wait to listen to the magic of the upcoming track.


Fourth on the list is “Energía” By Rayo Sónico, an EDM track that'll leave you wanting more. It's releasing on 26 June '26, based out of Chihuahua, Mexico.
Get ready to feel the music reverberate through your entire body this 26th of June with “Energía".

Last but not least, "Hallelujah" Just Keep Your Heads Up Now (Instrumental) by Dianne Forte. An instrumental track, released on 15 September '25, based out of Columbus, United States.






The Instrumental version of "Hallelujah" Just Keep Your Heads Up Now isn't meant to fade into the background. This version of the song strips away the vocals and allows the heart of the composition to stand on its own. Dianne's work centres around faith, gratitude, and encouragement, so of course, the atmosphere of the song is as uplifting as music can get. This is the perfect melody for fans who love a little faith sprinkled on their music.


Last but not least, "Hallelujah" Just Keep Your Heads Up Now (Instrumental) by Dianne Forte. An instrumental track, released on 15 September '25, based out of Columbus, United States.


Dianne Forte reminds us that sometimes the right notes are more than enough to carry a message of strength, faith and resilience.

Finding the right words to say what you want doesn't always come easily, which is exactly why we need art. Expression through art changes the world. It makes people see beyond the words, beyond the surface. I define the success of an art piece by its ability to make someone, anyone, including the artist themselves, feel something that scratches beneath the superficial existence. Making even one person feel something with rhythms, tunes, and sound cannot just be ordinary. To celebrate the beauty of saying it with a song, don't forget to leave a comment below and let us know which genre you want to see next on our round-ups! Thank you for being here; we appreciate you.


Say It With A Song.


More immersive music, talented artists, and curated lists coming soon, only for you.


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