Sunday Spin: New Releases From ZAYN & JISOO, elijah woods, BAMBAM, Snow Man and Aruma
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.
As the crisp breeze of mid-October filters through, Team EnVi’s Sunday Spin is back yet again to soundtrack your week with fresh, fun releases sure to hit every mood. From soulful ballads to dance-floor gems, this week’s lineup will have you wrapped up in autumn’s early rhythm. Grab your favorite fall drink, light a candle, and simply press play!
JISOO, ZAYN – “EYES CLOSED”
In an epic global collaboration, JISOO and ZAYN join forces for the heartfelt and cinematic duet “EYES CLOSED.” The sentimental pop track captures the dizzying vulnerability of falling in love. It’s a moment that feels rapid, yet so deep. The track is both tender and epic, transforming heartbreak, hesitation, and passion into something hopefully transcendent.
On soft pianos, JISOO’s delicate vocals open “EYES CLOSED” — “Time is standing still and I don’t wanna leave your lips/Tracing my body with your fingertips.” The moment is incredibly intimate, feeling like you’re suspended in time just as the lyrics describe. With his smooth tone, ZAYN responds to every line of doubt JISOO sings. Together, their voices intertwine like two twin flames circling the same truth: “We should fall in love with our eyes closed.” Love is truly terrifying, but beautiful when you leap into the unknown together.
As JISOO continues to captivate audiences worldwide on BLACKPINK’s sold-out “DEADLINE” world tour and ZAYN gears up for his 2026 Las Vegas residency, “EYES CLOSED” is the perfect appetizer for what’s to come for both artists. So close your eyes, and let yourself fall into their sweet harmony.
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Worakls – “목소리 (feat. HEYOON)”
If you’re looking for your upcoming weekend to include a bit of a party every day, adding “목소리 (feat. HEYOON)” to your playlist is a must. Worakls, a French DJ, and HEYOON, a Korean solo artist, have paired up to create a layered EDM track ready for you to dance to. The intense and electrifying beat Worakls lays down for listeners is strong enough by itself to stand alone. When matched with HEYOON’s soft, silky, and feminine vocals, the song elevates to another level completely.
“목소리 (feat. HEYOON)” features on a larger album, containing 11 songs as a whole. It is Worakls’ newest work.. While most of the songs are solo works, the album shows no hesitancy to amplify his artistry with additional singers like Lili Poe and Loreen.
BamBam – “WONDERING”
BamBam is making history this weekend with his first fully Thai EP, HOMETOWN, since setting off on his solo career in 2021. Playing off the fact that this EP heavily promotes the language of where he is from, the title HOMETOWN is very fitting. Though even when home, his heart yearns for more, shown in the EP’s lead single, “WONDERING.”
No matter where he goes, he is constantly wondering about where his lover is, who she is with, and what she is doing. He expresses throughout the song that he can’t help but let his mind wander to think about her. In the music video, he runs to her every chance he gets. “WONDERING” presents BamBam in an upbeat light, supported by lyrics sung in a higher octave than fans heard in the pre-release song, “Dancing By Myself (feat. Timethai).” The EP also features artistic friends of BamBam’s, including Jeff Satur, Ink Waruntorn, and the legendary Pharrell Williams.
Snow Man – “TRUE LOVE”
Professing their feelings in the grandest way, Snow Man is announcing their “TRUE LOVE” ahead of their fifth album, “ONKOCHISHIN.” Their newest track takes the listener on a full journey filled with up and down emotions and battles with uncertainty. The story starts with the main character scrambling about as they discover new feelings toward someone. The group continues to tell the romantic tale until a finale filled with joy as they come to find out the love is mutual.
The music video is filled with the perfect amount of silliness and sincerity as the nine members prepare for a live theater show. As they swing swords around and fill the set with large pink clouds, they sing of their triumphs of love. Halfway through, the real show starts, and the members act out iconic plays, each representing different romances that have blessed the stage over the years. After meeting together in their kingdom, they take their final bows, before peeking back through the curtains to wish fans goodbye – only until their new album arrives on November 5, of course.
elijah woods – “I Miss You”
Elijah woods is giving one last hoorah before the release of his debut album with the single, “I Miss You.” “‘I Miss You’ is about holding on to hope when love feels uncertain—that late-night belief that if we just keep trying, we can find our way back,” woods explained in a press release. “It’s emotional, but ultimately about faith in connection,” he said. The track falls last on the album out of all the pre-releases. However, two additional songs will follow, leading listeners to believe the album will end on a positive note.
“I Miss You” is a declaration of hope and the current of the song uplifts the singer’s voice with a cadence of desire. As woods sings about giving all of his love to the one in his heart, he fears that they don’t want to put work into keeping the relationship together. In the end, there is no sure resolution, but woods expresses that all he can do is try and tell them how he feels.
After the release of his debut album, Can We Talk?, to be released on October 14, elijah woods will perform at Baby’s All Right in New York City and The Echo in Los Angeles in December.
Thalassa – “Good Boys”
After nearly four years away, Bangkok-based Thalassa is back and sassier than ever with her retro-charm alt-pop single, “Good Boys.” It’s equal parts bedroom pop and neon nostalgia. The track will have you dancing along to its synth-driven grooves while pondering a very serious question. “Where have all the good boys gone?”
In a world full of red flag men, “Good Boys” isn’t a lament. Rather, it’s a celebration of self-worth, empowerment, and putting yourself first above all else. Why settle for the bare minimum, when you could love yourself to the fullest? That’s essentially what Thalassa declares on this upbeat, playful track. Her vocals meld together with the shimmering synths and punk beats. Trust us, “Good Boys” will transform your heartbreak doom into a glittering dance party.
With a remix and two more singles on the ready, “Good Boys” is only the first step into a new era for Thalassa. Keep your ears peeled for whatever extraordinary beat she has cooking up!
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Aruma – “Cendana”
Aruma is here with “Cendana,” ready to offer you all the comfort you didn’t know you needed. The Bandung-born singer-songwriter has had a big year thus far, collaborating with SB19 on “MAPA” and dropping her solo single “Berbunga-Bunga Sendiri.” This new release is a step into a new sonic direction for the singer.
“Cendana” is a warm, atmospheric ballad that drifts through memories and heartache—all through the lingering power of scent. The track was inspired by someone from Aruma’s own life, who carried the very distinctive scent of sandalwood. Every time the smell infiltrates the air, the person and their memory comes reeling back into her mind. Even after the person is no longer in her life, the feelings and moments are still rooted in that fleeting scent.
But “Cendana” is more than a tender song about heartwrenching nostalgia. It’s the perfect, comforting companion for anyone grappling with the first step in letting go. The track is tender, reminding us that it’s okay not to be able to let go of that scent just yet. The process is long, but even so, there will be a breaking point, where you’re no longer weighed down by the past.
Nathy Peluso, Rawayana – “MALPORTADA”
Summer may be over, but the vibes definitely aren’t. Three-time Latin GRAMMY awardee Nathy Peluso has teamed up with Venezuelan powerhouse Rawayana to deliver you the fiery salsa banger “MALPORTADA.” Opening with the thunderous sounds of trombones, the track explodes with passion and magnetic energy, celebrating the art of salsa while infusing it with a modern flair. The salsero melody is addictive, radiating a sense of mischief and unapologetic confidence that makes it impossible to resist from swaying along.
With “MALPORTADA,” Nathy is reclaiming the narrative around salsa. Traditionally, the genre has depicted femininity from a romantic, melancholic perspective through a male-driven lens. Nathy flips that script upside-down, infusing the track with strength, defiance, and celebration. It’s a track that invites you to let go of all inhibitions, embrace your wild side, and dance like no one’s watching. For misfits, rebels, and anyone who moves to their own beat, “MALPORTADA” is an anthem deserving a spot on your hype playlist.
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Daniel Ryn – “Struggling to Come Back”
In a mood to slow things down? Thai singer-songwriter Daniel Ryn has you covered with “Struggling to Come Back,” the first track fresh off his new EP Fortuna Fader. The EP is the first installment in the Daylight Saving Time album cycle, and the track perfectly sets the tone for this first part. “Struggling to Come Back” is centered around burnout, personal inertia, and the unglamorous reality of self-recovery. We’ve all had those moments where it’s just too hard to bounce back, and Ryn captures not-so-sunshine-and-daisies experiences within this first track. The lax vibes of “Struggling to Comeback” give it that introspective touch, while also encapsulating the slow work of healing. With its minimalistic sound, the song sounds just like a page out of a personal diary, heartbreakingly human.
Alemeda, Doechii – “Beat a B!tch Up”
Strap in. Alemeda and Doechii are packing a punch with their latest collaboration, “Beat A B!tch Up.” The single is another piece to Alemeda’s upcoming project, But What the Hell Do I Know, out November 7th. Who said platonic love couldn’t come with aggressive loyalty? Written entirely by the duo, the track turns devotion into a full-throttle, high-voltage pop-rock anthem all about being an extreme “ride-or-die.” It’s an exhilarating collision of care, protection, and borderline chaotic adoration.
Trading delirious verses and diabolic proclamations, the two explore the lengths they’d go for the people they love. The chorus—“Cause I really would, I really would/ Beat a bitch up”—is both a heartfelt confession and a fierce promise. It’s an almost theatrical display of loyalty, balancing hyperbolic aggression with genuine sentiment. Sometimes showing up for someone means going above and beyond—not limited to throwing a few punches here and there. “Beat A B!tch Up” is chaotic, cathartic, and completely unapologetic. Loyalty and love are lethal. Alemeda and Doechii prove that it can sound just as fun as it is dangerous.
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Other tracks in this week’s Sunday Spin playlist include “Don’t Remind Me (with Anderson .Paak)” by Amber Mark, “Lost in the Rain” by kayan9896, and “Spellbound (Live ver.)” by ONE OR EIGHT. Listen to everything mentioned and more, curated by Team EnVi only for you on Spotify.
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