From the moment Iridescent Serenade starts, it’s clear to me that Wandour is definitely making music and creating an experience at the same time. It feels like something you’d play when you wanna slow down and not think too hard. Like walking around the city with no plans, or laying in bed with your phone on do not disturb.
The whole EP has this dreamy feel to it. It doesn’t rush you. It just kinda lets you exist for a bit.
The track Serenade, is super chill. There’s this mix of soft highs that keeps you slightly energized, but not in a hyper way. It’s like that mood when you’re freshly showered, in clean clothes, and your playlist is hitting—just enough energy to feel good, but you’re still relaxed.
Then Higher lifts the energy, but not in an over-the-top way. It’s the kind of track you put on when you need that extra push—like a reminder that you can rise above whatever’s holding you back. It’s motivating without feeling forced, and it’s got just enough pep to shift the mood without being too intense.
Shine takes the positivity to the next level. It’s like the song version of sunlight filtering through the trees—warm and uplifting. Every time it plays, it makes me feel like I’m cruising on a sunny day with the windows down, letting the music take over.
When Iridescent starts playing, it immediately gives off this futuristic, feel-good energy. It’s that music you play as you start to drift into something new—like the beginning of a chapter you didn’t know you were ready for, but now you’re excited to dive into.
My first impression of Glow was instantly celestial groove-like floating through space with a rhythm that gently carries you along. There’s this soft pulse that makes it feel alive without ever breaking the calm.
And then Away graps a mix of elegance and pop, blending a smooth, refined vibe with a catchy, upbeat energy. It has this graceful, almost sophisticated feel, but with a bit of pop that keeps it fresh and fun.
And just like that, Iridescent Serenade fades out like the cool kid at a party. Didn’t say much, but somehow left the strongest impression.
Wandour gave us a soft emotional head massage with reverb. This EP doesn’t ask for your attention. It just walks in, takes the aux cord, and vibes like it owns the place.
If you’re looking for drama or ear-splitting chaos, keep walking. But if you want music that quietly sneaks into your system and sets up camp in your mood… yeah, Wandour’s got you.
Now go press replay.
Or don’t. But your soul might side-eye you if you don’t.
