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Stream Soda Blonde’s sophomore album ‘Dream Big’ now!
“artful pop music that is both inordinately sophisticated and eminently hummable” – The Irish Post
“[Dream Big’s] lush synth and warm pop sensibilities confronting the face of our collective societal angst positions it as one of the more exciting album releases of the fall calendar” – Vanyaland
Irish indie-pop favourites Soda Blonde are delighted to share their “Dream Big” album, available now across music platforms via Overbite Records. The album was preceded by singles“Bad Machine” and “Midnight Show”.
Lead single “Bad Machine” fuses warm vocals with fuzzy synths, bringing a sense of sonic pleasure with its self-acceptance message. Indie pop and vibrant electronica combine to create a song with vigour and excitement.
The band set the tone for “Dream Big” on album opener “Midnight Show,” a stunningly cinematic power ballad weighing disillusionment with the music industry on one hand, and the unapologetic pursuit of one’s desires – to the point of prostituting yourself for success – on the other.
“Dream Big” leaves no stone unturned: “You are so damaged,” O’Rourke sings in Boys,” channelling inner pain and fracture into a visceral and textured anthem. Our physical (and mental) fragility comes to the forefront on the beautifully bittersweet “An Accident,” a tender ballad balancing tragedy with hope:
Meanwhile in “Space Baby,” Soda Blonde breathe fresh energy into a song about love, honesty, and claustrophobia, by quite literally removing the breaths themselves: O’Regan employed a chopped production technique to the track, sucking out all the air to recreate the lyrics’ stifled sensation.
In “Why Die for Danzig,” Soda Blonde revive an anti-WWII slogan, originally written by French Neo-Socialist Marcel Déat, for a song that delves not only into war, but also into how people treat refugees differently depending on where they come from.
Ultimately, “Dream Big” is for everyone. There are many tracks here that speak to different moments, feelings, or expressions of emotion, all intricately stitched together with eloquent synths, musical arrangements, and rhythms.
Tickets are on sale now for Soda Blonde’s November ‘Dream Big’ tour.
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Avohee Avoher and LUV Foundation (UK) Deliver the Electrifying Global Dance Anthem “Malami Remix”
Avohee Avoher and LUV Foundation (UK) reunite for the explosive new release “Malami Remix,” an intoxicating blend of Afrobeat grooves, deep electronic production, and haunting Middle Eastern-inspired vocals that is already capturing attention across the international dance music scene.
Following the success of their acclaimed collaborations “Forever Together” and “Christmas Magic Near & Far,” the duo once again showcase their unique musical chemistry with a track designed for massive festival stages, underground clubs, beach parties, and unforgettable late-night moments.
The original version of “Malami” by Avohee Avoher generated immediate buzz ahead of its official release, climbing to #4 on the Traxsource Electro House Chart on 31.10.25 through strong DJ support and organic demand. The track also gained industry recognition after being featured in Beatport’s Best New MainStage selections.
Now elevated through the creative energy of LUV Foundation (UK), “Malami Remix” expands the song into an even more powerful sonic experience. Tribal percussion, hypnotic rhythms, atmospheric textures, and seductive melodies merge into a record that feels both emotionally cinematic and completely dancefloor ready.
Already making waves with DJs, tastemakers, and electronic music fans worldwide, “Malami Remix” further solidifies Avohee Avoher and LUV Foundation (UK) as boundary-pushing artists within today’s evolving global electronic music movement.
Avohee Avoher x LUV Foundation (UK) — “Malami Remix”
A sensual global dance anthem already making waves worldwide.
Stream the “Malami Remix” by Avohee Avoher x LUV Foundation (UK) on Spotify here:
Spotify – Malami Remix
The official website for Avohee Avoher can be found at:
Avohee Avoher Official Website
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