Sunday Spin: New Releases From BINI, Naniwa Danshi, Snow Wife, and Jackson Wang
Sunday Spin is EnVi‘s weekly music showcase, where we bring you the hottest global hits in our curated playlist. Join us every Sunday for new music that sets the perfect tone for your upcoming week.
The sunโs out, your headphones are in, and Team EnVi is back with a genre-hopping playlist to keep your week flavorful. From slow burns to pop bangers, this weekโs Sunday Spin serves a vibrant plate of sonic gems to keep your ears fed and captivated. No matter your vibe, weโve got a track for you to jam to!ย
aoen – โThe Blue Sunโ
YX Labels, formerly HYBE LABELS JAPAN, just debuted their newest team, aoen! The lucky seven members are finalists from the survival program, OEN HIGH. Members YUJU, RUKA, GAKU, HAKU, SOTA, KYOSUKE, and REO are shining in their debut single, โThe Blue Sun.โ The upbeat pop song is carried by a groovy bassline sure to have listeners moving along. โThe Blue Sunโ is a confidence-booster perfect for the summer heat. Aoen encourage listeners to escape from their troubles with their uplifting music. GAKU and HAKU share a heartwarming embrace in the music video and sing, โAll in, fall down seven times, get up eight / Thereโs no fun in perfection / Itโs time to let it all out, one & only.โ
The music video kicks off with iconic Tokyo views, then viewers are transported into a fantasy-like world with campy visuals. The septet enjoy each other’s company in colorful sets and equally colorful outfits. Aoenโs happiness oozes through the screen โ infecting audiences with a smile as they reach for the replay button! This debut perfectly captures the energy aoen aims to bring with their music, and EnVi canโt wait for what else is in store!
BINI – โShagidiโ
The eight-piece P-pop sensation, BINI, embrace their heritage and invite listeners everywhere to join in on the fun with their special tour single, โShagidi!โ The song is a dance-funk twist on the traditional Filipino childrenโs game of the same name. The game involves one player who starts the movement off, then the next player in line must follow their movements a beat later. When joining in, you chant โShagidi shagidi shapopo.โ The game requires both rhythm and attention to detail โ which is showcased in BINIโs clever choreography for the song.
BINI boast their unshakable confidence in both Tagalog and English lyrics. The reference to the game is a sly metaphor for how BINI canโt be surpassed. BINI encourage audiences to โdo their dance,โ but just like the game, they doubt others can catch up. They sing, โYou might be slick but / You aint slicker than me / You might be 4, 3, 2 / But Iโm 1, 2, 3.โ BINI canโt be beaten at their own game, and they are ready to show their Filipino pride to the world. BINI is currently on their โBINIverse World Tour,โ and their fandom, BLโM, are excited to see yet another playful and infectious track added to the setlist.
Naniwa Danshi – โGIRA GIRA SUMMERโ
Need an instant dopamine boost? Naniwa Danshiโs โGIRA GIRA SUMMERโ is the sonic sunshine youโve been waiting for. The newest single from their upcoming fourth studio album BON BON VOYAGE is an explosion of joy, tailor-made for summer celebrations. From the very first beat, the track radiates pure happiness with a sprinkle of retro disco charm. The boys of Naniwa Danshi infuse their signature charm and playful energy into every lyric and dance rhythm. The track is bright and unabashedly fun, like dancing at sunset and laughing with your best friends till your stomach hurts. It turns any ordinary day into a party, reminding you not to take life too seriously. Whether youโre planning a summer road trip, need a pick-me-up after a long week, or just want something to smile about, this song delivers in perfect quantity. Add it to your summer playlists and youโll be grinning in seconds!
Indigo De Souza – โCrying Over Nothingโ
Indigo De Souza is crying in the club and dancing through it. Her new single, โCrying Over Nothing,โ is a heartbreak anthem dressed up in glitzy synthpop, featuring gut-punch lyrics and a bouncy beat. From the first synth pulse, the track wraps you in a warm, melancholic glow. Against shimmering keys, she sings, โIโm crying again / Crying over nothing / Laying in my bed / Remembering you.โ Just when you think youโre going under, the beat lifts you back up, inviting you to dwell on the heartache rather than just ignore it. The rain-soaked music video shows Indigo surrendering to the elements, both literal and emotional, in a cathartic release of feelings. It doesnโt matter if youโre mid-heartache or just need a song to make you feel something, โCrying Over Nothinโ makes sadness dazzling. Itโs a reminder that the best way to heal is to hit the play button and reminisce it all out on the dance floor.
Lexa Gates – โLatencyโ
Lexa Gates is back with โLatency,โ and trust, youโll need to add this to your currently crushing playlist. The 24-year-old rapper, singer, and producer brings her signature witty style, with lines like โWhatโs with the latency?โ and โBaby, Iโll wait and see.โ She nails the familiar feeling of waiting for a move to be made, whether itโs a text or a glance. To her, this attraction sheโs currently feeling is a game of push and pull, love left in a limbo. The trackโs hypnotic piano and sultry vocals create the perfect backdrop for her sharp, confident delivery, making you feel every bit of anticipation and subtle yearning. She blends vulnerability and confidence effortlessly, giving us a sexy, delayed love story. Lexaโs playing the waiting game while still keeping things interesting in her head in โLatency.โ
Snow Wife – โBodyologyโ
Sound the alarm! Snow Wife just released her new EP Bodyology, and itโs a certified summer banger. Her title track โBodyologyโ is a euphoric, club-ready fever dream that needs to be played at full volume till the speakers blow out. Pulsing techno beats and a hypnotic, chant-like hook elevate this sultry track to the next level. The repetition of โWe just met, but God, I loveโ is a chaotic confession, blurring the line between instant attraction and total thrill. โBodyologyโ isnโt just a song. Itโs a full-body experience. The track captures the rush of desire, the flash of lights, and the heat of bodies moving in sync. Itโs perfect for dancing until dawn or losing yourself in the moment. This title track is a glossy teaser for the rest of the EP, filled with even more confidence and camp vibes.
The club classic fun doesnโt end here. To celebrate this release, Snow Wife is embarking on her โBodyology Summer Tour.โ Sheโs already lit up Washington, D.C., New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston, and sheโs not slowing down anytime soon. Next up: festival stages at Governors Ball and Indy Pride, with even more camp to come. If โBodyologyโ has you sweating and spinning, just wait until you see it live!
Mad Tsai – โBITEโ
Bold and red, Mad Tsaiโs โBITEโ is ready to snatch you by the throat. Rest assured, youโll love every second of it. Dramatic and dripping with desire, the track is thunderous. The heavy, cinematic intensity of the melody swells with pounding beats, allowing for his breathy, sensual vocals to slither through. The track is equal parts temptation and threat. โBite, send shivers down your spine / Boy, Iโll eat you alive,โ he sings as a warning, but it sounds more like a dare. Itโs not the kind of song that will seduce you slowly. The tension never breaks, coiling tighter and tighter till each beat pulses like a heartbeat under your skin. โBITEโ comes at you hard and fast, grabbing you by the collar and refusing to let out of the chokehold till youโre breathless, heart racing. Mad Tsai isnโt asking for your attention, heโs devouring it.
Jackson Wang – โHate to Loveโ
Jackson Wangโs โHate to Loveโ is a slow-burn, brooding moment. With glossy R&B textures and moody electronic pulses, the track is the moment when your heart breaks, but your blood boils with rage. Thereโs pain in every lyric, and underneath the melancholy lies a restrained fury. โWhy do you hate to love me? / โCause all along I thought you were blood,โ sing Jackson. Itโs both a confrontation and a confession. Jacksonโs voice aches as he unpacks betrayal and disappointment, still reeling from broken trust. โWish I could still trust you, trust you /But you fucked it up,โ he confesses. The song sounds like a late-night, intense monologue where grief and anger blur together. โHate to Loveโ isnโt a plea for closure, but one of personal introspection. By the time the songโs over, youโre left wondering, how could someone so trusted do someone so wrong?
KATSEYE & Ice Spice – โGNARLY (Ice Spice Remix)โ
Just when you think it can’t get any gnarlier, KATSEYE is back with a fresh new remix of โGNARLY,โ featuring none other than Ice Spice. The track takes the already wild beat and cranks it up to 11, with Ice Spice sliding in to add her signature sass and swagger. Her verse goes down like a shot of pure confidence. โToo wavy and Iโm feelinโ gnarly,โ she raps, โI got that shit that you cannot replace.โ KATSEYEโs party-ready, club-driven sound gets a spicy twist, making it a must-play for your next pre-game or dance party. From the infectious โIโm the shitโ chorus to Ice Spiceโs playful fire, this remix is a certified moment. If you werenโt already shouting, โEverythingโs gnarly!โ at the top of your lungs, you are now!
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Other tracks in this weekโs Sunday Spin playlist include โBOYZโ by SixTONES, โThat’s Youโ by Garzรณn Robie, and โPRAY 4โ by Odetari. Listen to everything mentioned and more, curated by Team EnVi only for you on Spotify.
Want more of the latest releases? Check out our previous Sunday Spin here!
