Asta Bria – Virus (2026)
Asta Bria has dived into summer with a Køla remix of her original single ‘Virus’. This remix showcases a new side of Bria’s music as you are shoved into the dance vibes that are both hypnotic and euphoric. While you are undoubtedly going to be dancing around to the music, the lyrics flip perceptions on the word virus, turning it from something negative to an overwhelming positive.
While the song takes our thoughts on a word and flips it, it was originally written over 20 years ago before finding new life. It is also the first in a trilogy of new releases that we can expect from Asta Bria as she delves into her unreleased back catalogue.
The dance tones hit you from the first moment of the single with a vibration that shivers through your senses. There is a trance tone to the low beats that pulse against your ears and make you want to bop to their rhythm. This is met by a more traditional dance tone that whirls its way between the deep trance beats. It is a melody that has been designed to get you moving whether you are on the dance floors of Ibiza, in your living room or bopping along in your car.
As you are moving to the melody, the vocals bring a more melodic flow to the track. They inject the euphoric feelings to the sound as they filter in through the higher levels of the track. They are like a coloured mist drifting over a dance floor as people move beneath it, captured in the rhythm of the dance. The combination of these elements enhances the message of the track as it encompasses you in the flow.
While the melody is ensnaring your senses, Bria’s vocals and the lyrics captivate your mind. You are pulled into her flipping the script on viruses as you are drawn into the spreading of love. As the music pulses in your bones, the lyrics and message of the track shine through your soul as you are lifted up and leave behind negative thoughts. It is a single that you can escape into and leave with a positive feeling.
Find out more about Asta Bria on her official website, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Spotify.
This artist was discovered via Musosoup #sustainablecurator
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