Vanda’s Sunday Shroom floats between melancholy and bliss, threading breathy vocals over dreamy, mid-tempo indie-pop instrumentation.
Produced with a feather-light touch, her voice carries a raw emotionality that feels both grounded and expansive, mirroring the blurred edges of a Sunday morning memory.
“I’m not sure if I’m dreaming or just remembering something really deeply,” Vanda explains, and the track leans into that disoriented, golden-hour haze.
The soft synths and subtle guitar shimmer create a lush backdrop, while her delivery slips between whispered intimacy and a soaring anthem-like chorus.
Having already amassed over three million streams and built a cult following with her debut Sober In Another Life, Vanda is carving a space of her own—one where vulnerability and atmosphere hold more weight than formula.
Sunday Shroom drifts into you slowly, pulling you into a coming-of-age reverie you won’t want to leave.
With her emotionally magnetic delivery and immersive soundscapes, Vanda proves that 2025 could be a breakthrough year—and Sunday Shroom is just the beginning.
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