In this edition of the weekly Melodic Memoirs, I have selected two songs that rightfully hold the title of “my favorite songs of the week,” and today in the issue, they are none other than the brilliant I Ya Toyah and the incredible Indy Fontaine.

Our weekly segment of Melodic Memoirs includes an in-depth analysis of music that we consider unique, captivating, and simply cool. Today, I, the steadfast editor (oh, what modesty), am engaging in another round of personal encounters with tracks as I contemplate what my personal playlist for the next week will look like. But before we dive into that, how did you unwind after the Super Bowl? I hope you got your dose of football adrenaline! But now, with the final concluded, it’s time to relax a bit and shift our focus to something more interesting than the game on the field – music, of course! Let’s forget all the hustle and bustle and let me tell you about what impressed me this week. I Ya Toyah and Indy Fontaine – because they simply blew up my playlist with their songs!

I Ya Toyah

“Dream not to Dream”

This single, a glimpse into the upcoming album by I Ya Toyah, whispers secrets of love and longing, wrapped in layers of ethereal soundscapes. Its beats resonate with the rhythm of our deepest emotions, while its lyrics paint a portrait of dreams left unspoken. As I listen, I drift into a world where shadows dance with memories, and every note is a sigh of introspection. For all neon electro music enthusiasts, “Dream not to Dream” is a track that you must add to your playlist right now!

Indy Fontaine

“Is This Love”

Amidst the excitement preceding Valentine’s Day, Indy Fontaine gifts us with a fresh, melancholic rendition of “Is This Love.” I’m enamored with the original track, but Indy Fontaine’s version brings something new to it, making me fall in love all over again. She weaves the romantic lines in such a way that it seems to touch the deepest part of your soul, with a hint of jazz, a touch of wistfulness, resulting in an entirely new song. That’s why this track is featured in our segment today. “Is This Love” speaks of love’s confession, of the questions and doubts we all experience. Check it out!

So, did you have a good time and find relaxation in our adventure? I hope that each of you has discovered new favorite tracks from our selection, and that your day has become a little better (I truly hope so). Well, now… See you soon, dear readers, in the next issue of “Melodic Memoirs.” I promise to prepare new tracks for you that will conquer your hearts!