Kicking off this week’s Wonderlist with sultry vocals and melancholic melodies, Mysie drops her latest effort, “fade” along with a soothing visual. In a stripped-back production, the single’s delicate notes and gentle synths usher in a feeling of tranquillity, while a pang of sadness tears through its chorus. “I’m questioning the meaning of love” explains Mysie, “‘fade’ is about the beginning of the end of my relationship and I was really in the thick of it at the time”.

Picking up the pace, Jeshi brings some much-needed energy in his collaborative tune with Obongjayar, “Protein”. Offering a shining narrative on the key to letting go of stress, the track provides us with a guide to feeling untouchable. Rhythmic, soulful and packed full of hard-hitting production, Jeshi squeezes every last drop of his lyrical prowess and smooth flow into the track and leaves it out to dry.

Providing some anthemic tunes to those of us in a sticky situationship, Santino Le Saint gifts us with “Paranoia” — a vibey track hacked from the deluxe edition of his debut album, Beautiful Disaster. Brimming with soul-baring vocals, head-bopping beats and sensual instrumentals, Santino dissects the toxic thoughts that run through our heads when love puts us in an all-consuming chokehold.

Offering a treat for the eyes and ears, Rasharn Powell and Ojerime keep R&B fanatics well and truly fed with their spellbinding new single, “Play 2”. Building a dreamy soundscape from the off, the track blends ear-worming beats with smooth-toned vocals to transport its listeners to a state of bliss serenity. Calling upon the angelic lyrical prowess of Ojerime, the pair prove they are a match made in lo-fi heaven. Speaking of the visual, the pair explains, “This video lifts us out of this world in a similar way the song does. It’s kinda extraterrestrial. The natural shape of the boulders seems similar to Play 2’s artwork, mirroring the contouring of our bodies. It adds a different view to the sensuality of the song plus I’ve always wanted a video in the desert!”

Offering a spell of ethereal lightness, Ingrid Andress drops her sultry new single, “Good Person”. With a melody that balances between waking and dreaming, the track descends into a lyrical stream of consciousness, where Ingrid reflects on herself as a person — offering a listen which is as cathartic as it is satisfying. Speaking of her new track, Ingrid explains, “I wrote ’Good Person’ when I realized that I was starting to question a lot of things. What makes somebody good and what does that look like, and in a world of being so judgmental of other people, what makes you better than them? With the video, I really wanted to mesh these worlds of light and dark and highlight the parallels between the two. Stay tuned fam. This is just the beginning.”