Nina June returns with “The Lighthouse (Particles),” a track that cements her status as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary European pop.
From the first swelling strings, courtesy of a 12-piece London orchestra under Sally Herbert’s meticulous direction, the song exudes a cinematic grandeur that elevates it beyond conventional pop structures.
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“The Lighthouse (Particles)” navigates themes of guidance, home, and human connection, capturing the sense of finding your bearings amidst uncertainty. The orchestral layers build with precision, swelling at just the right moments to create goosebump-inducing peaks, while the understated verses draw you into a reflective, almost meditative space. This is Scandinavian-inspired pop at its most evocative, balancing stark emotionality with polished, artful composition.
The track signals a bold new chapter, hinting at an album that promises to combine her signature melodic sensibilities with orchestral depth. If “The Lighthouse (Particles)” is any indication, Nina June is poised to redefine what intimate, orchestral pop can achieve in 2025.
*The song was submitted via SubmitHub. The editorial decision was made independently.


