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After back-to-back festivities this February, EnVi is here to deliver even more to celebrate! Sunday Spin is here again to feature the freshest tunes from your favorite artists across the globe. With another jam-packed month coming to a close, make sure to keep your heavy rotations up to date with the hottest hits!
SB19 – “VISA”
P-pop royalty, SB19, make a statement with their latest single, “VISA.” This song arrives on the heels of their monumental Simula at Wakas era which scored tons of accolades and a world tour. With this newfound streak of success, SB19 set out to create a song that is not only a danceable hit, but culturally and socially relevant. Behind its bold brass and celebratory-like melodies, the song serves as a critique on the struggles of Philippine visa applications. Visa denials have been greatly affecting Filipino athletes, artists, and overseas workers from fulfilling duties abroad. Even for seasoned talents like SB19 who are putting Filipino excellence on the global forefront, no one is immune to the systemic barriers affecting visa approvals.
They express their frustrations in the chorus: “No effect, still no impact (none! none! none!) / No matter what I do (what is it then? what?!) / Maybe all I really need is a VISA / I guess for now, my success is ‘to follow.’” The music video echoes this sentiment, where SB19 are faced with comedic setbacks as they undergo their visa interview alongside a staggering number of applicants. The video also features signature Filipino iconography like a jeepney ride and the “pogi pose” as the point choreography. Now in their seventh year of activities, SB19 prove that they are not only performers, but cultural trailblazers.
Myles Lloyd, GEMINI, Karencici, JUNNY – “DMC”
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If a certain someone from your past is trying to reconnect post-Valentines season, just know you’re not alone with Myles Lloyd’s latest single, “DMC!” The Montreal-based R&B artist advises “Those days are gone / You had your chance / Let me move on / Don’t come around / Don’t waste my time.” The track is a reimagining of his breakout hit, “Drive Me Crazy,” which made unexpected waves in South Korea — including a spot on South Korea’s Top 200 charts and a co-sign from famed boy group ENHYPEN. Myles Lloyd drew inspiration from K-pop and breathed new life into the already-beloved track.
“Seeing all the love coming out of Korea really reignited my passion for the high energy feeling that K-pop brings,” Lloyd shared in a press release. “I went back and revisited a lot of the songs I used to love and discovered some newer artists along the way like Karencici, JUNNY, and GEMINI. Even though it felt like a long shot, I knew I had to find a way to bring them all together on one record.”
To make this remix all the more special, Myles Lloyd is joined by GEMINI, Karencici, and JUNNY — who have all made their respective mark in South Korea with their R&B influenced music similar to Myles Lloyd. The synergy between the four artists is seamless atop the melodic R&B beat. Whether you’re protecting your peace, or simply just looking for a smooth track to vibe to, “DMC” is here to deliver!
Reira Ushio – “déjà vu”
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Rising Japanese singer-songwriter Reira Ushio returns with her latest single “déjà vu” ahead of her upcoming EP, HB2U. The groovy song addresses the complex emotions surrounding growth and inner conflicts, according to a press release. Ushio’s clear vocal tone accompanies the funky bass and bouncy percussion. The HB2U EP will feature tracks that pull directly from Ushio’s personal experiences and feelings, which is “a first” for her as an artist.
The music video reflects the lyrics, featuring Ushio as she faces her younger self. An ensemble dressed in grey binds Ushio with bandages as she struggles towards her younger self, who slowly loses her childhood and grows up. Eventually, Ushio breaks free but keeps her distance, accepting her growth and journey to adulthood. HB2U, which releases on February 25, will also feature the popular track “Harenohini,” the soundtrack from the 2025 anime series The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity.
Hearts2Hearts – “RUDE!”
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Breakthrough fifth-generation girl group Hearts2Hearts makes their 2026 return with the bubbly and confident, “RUDE!” This single continues the house-infused pop sound that decorated their previous releases. “RUDE!” features brighter textures than the sleek, “FOCUS,” yet this new release takes on a more refined image than the colorful “STYLE.” A press release describes the song as “a new dimension to the group’s evolving sound.” The octet are oozing with playful charm in both the song and music video — emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself. They affirm in the dreamy pre-chorus: “To those looks I say, ‘Hate me?’ / No matter what they say, Can’t change me / I’m good just the way I am / I shine the brightest when I’m myself.”
Hearts2Hearts debuted the single at their “2026 Hearts2Hearts FANMEETING <HEARTS 2 HOUSE>” which took place on February 21 and 22 in Seoul’s Olympic Hall. This was a milestone for the team as it signified their very first fanmeeting event. “RUDE!” arrives on the cusp of the team’s first anniversary on February 24 and an upcoming North American showcase junket beginning in March. With the year off to a triumphant start for members JIWOO, CARMEN, YUHA, STELLA, JUUN, A-NA, IAN, and YE-ON; Hearts2Hearts continually proves to be a K-pop act worth watching in 2026.
BGYO – “Fresh”
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Clean and icy, Filipino boy group sensation, BGYO, is back with an energetic new single, “Fresh.” Marking their first Tagalog release in two years since “Andito Lang,” this groovy, hip-hop-forward track is empowered by confidence and spice, reminding us that nobody does it quite like BGYO. Written by member Mikki Claver, “Fresh” highlights BGYO’s growth as artists while staying true to both their ever-evolving sound and cultural roots.
The group declares their uniqueness loud and proud with lyrics like “Ain’t nobody fresher than me” and “24/7, my presence is too smooth.” The accompanying music video perfectly complements the track, featuring BGYO in sleek, street-style outfits and executing a relaxed yet charismatic choreography flowing with every beat. At its core, the song is a celebration of embracing and flaunting your strengths unapologetically. It’s a reminder and call to action to stay authentic to yourself, regardless of outside criticism. Follow along as BGYO continues to redefine what it means to be truly “fresh” in bold style.
JayDon – “FLAMED UP”
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JayDon is turning up the heat with his latest single, “FLAMED UP.” This sensual, intimate R&B track fuses electrifying guitar riffs with smooth, heavy beats to create a sultry sound escape. His vocals glide over the rhythm and bass, delivering lines like “I got you, and you got me” with both vulnerability and confession. The lyrics capture his devotion and praise a love that has never wavered, always matching his intensity and passion. Elements like layered harmonies, elevate the track to give it a cinematic quality that makes every word resonate. The visualizer both complements and ignites the listening experience with amber flames and a seductive partner duo charged with chemistry.
“FLAMED UP” also doubles as the title for the 18-year-old R&B trailblazer’s first headline tour. It’s a six-stop U.S. journey kicking off in Los Angeles on March 24. With his signature, captivating vocals and magnetic stage presence, JayDon is ready to dominate the stage and present an unforgettable live experience that fans won’t want to miss.
Zack Tabudlo – “Tunay”
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Filipino lover boy Zack Tabudlo is back with the new single, “Tunay,” featuring hip-hop artists Robledo Timido, Nateman, and Paul N Ballin. A modern take on panliligaw, or courtship, “Tunay” focuses on the sincerity and respect needed to prove one’s worth to their partner’s family. The track is written, produced, and mixed entirely by Tabudlo, proving his musical prowess. The featured artists, Robledo Timido, Nateman, and Paul N Ballin, each take a verse to express their take on love. With Tabudlo on the chorus, the four young artists describe love as earnest, patient, and sincere.
The music video feels as though it’s straight out of a 2000s romcom, from the Y2K styling to the vivid color grading. Tabudlo’s friends try to woo three neighborhood girls, only to be turned away by their Tito (uncle) at every attempt. Eventually, after Tabudlo goes to the door, they prove their worth. In an end-credits style scene, Tabudlo and his friends enjoy a meal with the girls and their Tito. Lighthearted and endearing, “Tunay” is the perfect track for reminding yourself that true love is not just found, but built.
PP Krit feat. Galchanie – “Guilty Pleasure”
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Girl crush singer-songwriter Galchanie and multi-hyphenate superstar PP Krit team up for the ultimate sexy anthem, “Guilty Pleasure.” The Thai pair teased fans weeks ago when they posted in the studio together and the final track delivers on the seductive, playful energy that both artists are known for.
Written by Galchanie and produced by Mayojames, “Guilty Pleasure” is a sensual R&B-tinged pop track with still enough bounce to get you dancing. The lyrics tap into that relatable, almost universal experience of knowing that someone isn’t the best for you but you just can’t stay away.
The song is written from that slightly dangerous headspace of “The closer we get / the further my mind goes / I lose control of my heart and act without thinking.” The lyrics are only amplified by PP’s charm and smooth vocals at the start and Galchanie’s sharper, more direct delivery when she comes in. That push-pull is the whole song. One second it’s “don’t look at me like that,” the next it’s tell me you feel it too.
Fair warning: if you’re in your feelings about a situationship, this is not your late-night soundtrack. Put the phone down and go to sleep. Trust us.
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Leigh Anne – “Goodbye Goodmorning”
After two years of working on her craft, Leigh-Anne Pinnock has debuted her new album “My Ego Told Me.” With over 12new tracks, including fan favorite singles “Dead and Gone,” “Been a Minute,” and “Most Wanted,” the singer establishes her own sound through culture, community, and love. Among the tracks on the album, “Goodbye Goodmorning” stands out the most with a sultry, welcoming guitar riff. The song feels seductive, with Leigh-Anne singing “Ooh, I know I won’t feel this when it’s over / but I want you right now,” and “Cause I hate it when we fight all day, make love all night / then we wake up like it’s all alright.” The track carries influences of young Rihanna and Aaliyah.
With Leigh Anne credited as one of the writers and Alex Goldblatt being part of the producing team, the song captures its storyline and mood through electric guitar solos, sharp drum hits, and Leigh-Anne’s smooth vocals.
After her successful career with legendary girl group Little Mix, Leigh-Anne has continued to see success as a solo artist with hits such as “My Love” and “Don’t Say Love.” Now independent with her artistry, the album feels personal and true to her identity. As part of the album’s promotion, the singer is touring around the U.K. and EU in April 2026 to share the love behind “My Ego Told Me.” Despite the time that has passed, Leigh-Anne is a true testament of what the future of music looks like, and definitely someone you should have on your radar this year.
Kento Nakajima – “LIGHTNING”
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After the incredible wordplay and euphoric feeling that his lead single “XTC” brought us at the beginning of the year, Kento Nakajima returns with his second studio album, IDOL1ST. The digital album consists of 14tracks, including hits such as “IDOLIC,” “XTC,” and “MONTAGE,” as well as two updated covers, “Kare-Kano!! (ver.2.0)” and “SHE IS…LOVE (ver.2.0),” songs he originally wrote while being part of the boy band Sexy Zone.
Among the vibrant sounds on the album, one of the standout tracks is “LIGHTNING.” Opening as if we’re entering a video game, the fast-paced tempo matches the song’s lyrics, which reassure a significant other that they will always have someone by their side: “No matter where you are, don’t worry / I’ll be the lightning that greets you,” and “Every time you run, every time you sparkle / The world will be illuminated, dazzling.” A modern love song with a hint of city pop elements, the track complements the album’s ongoing momentum and makes us want to dance the night away in a city where we, too, feel like we’re shining for the world.
Other tracks in this week’s Sunday Spin playlist include “START OVER” by Tiffany Day, “Close to You” by Reality Club, and “All of You” by RIIZE. Listen to everything mentioned and more, curated by Team EnVi only for you on Spotify.
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