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Sunday Spin is EnVi‘s weekly music showcase, where we bring you the hottest global hits in our curated playlist. Join us every Sunday for new music that sets the perfect tone for your upcoming week. September might be right around the corner but Sunday Spin is still delivering the heat! EnVi rounded up the hottest tunes from around the globe to keep your heavy rotation on fire.

About ten years ago, New York Times bestselling author Abigail Hing Wen conceived a manuscript about AI. Her agent told her it was too early for its time, so she shelved it and instead published her Loveboat, Taipeitrilogy in the years that followed, and executive produced the Netflix film Love in Taipei. After a series of coincidences, she picked the story back up and published the book in 2025 under the title The Vale.

Multi-hyphenate Korean artist HUTA swept up the summer season yet again with his heat-conducting new single, TEMPERATURE. HUTA’s story in the limelight began as a member of the K-pop act BTOB under his real name, LEE MINHYUK in 2012. Today, his career spans over a decade — including multiple Korean drama roles, a survival competition appearance, and a breakthrough chart reversal.

Some tours sell out moments after they’re announced. Others go viral because the performance markets itself. Faouzia’s 2026 World Tour did both. With powerhouse vocals and seemingly expert writing skills, she left New Yorkers in a daze at Warsaw in Brooklyn on August 17. Photography by Miko Fusco Photo by Miko Fusco Faouzia’s journey as an artist is a truly inspiring one; she has made huge sacrifices in both her personal and professional life to keep going.

Singapore-born and Brooklyn-based triple threat artist, hongjoin, intimately captures each moment in time in his first full-length album, CLOCKWORK. Meant to reflect the 12 hours on a clock face, the project’s 12 tracks meditate on time through love and loss. Released on May 29, CLOCKWORK arrives two years after his last project, KOMOREBI, and offers his most introspective storytelling yet.

At just 24 years old, Zhou Keyu is building a name for himself among Gen Z C-drama stars. Also known by his English name Daniel, Zhou has emerged as a breakout star in the past year, landing leading roles in a number of television series. Beyond acting, Zhou has lent his vocals to several of his projects, including his latest modern romance, Never-Ending Summer, whose opening theme song has garnered attention from fans.

Sunday Spin is EnVi‘s weekly music showcase, where we bring you the hottest global hits in our curated playlist. Join us every Sunday for new music that sets the perfect tone for your upcoming week. Scrambling for reprieve as school starts up again? Team EnVi is here for you and your Monday Blues. This weekend may feel short, but our playlist sure isn’t! With a mix of fun dance tracks, rock anthems, and sweet ballads, this week’s Sunday Spin is prepared for any and every mood.

Following his debut photography exhibition, Sống, earlier this year, Ocean Vuong has returned to Hartford, in a homecoming exhibition at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art. Born in Vietnam and raised in the Hartford area, the acclaimed poet, essayist, novelist, and educator unveils a twenty-year archive of portraiture, landscape, and snapshots of documented queer and immigrant life in the Connecticut River Valley in I’m Sorry I Love You.

Netflix is turning up the music, competition, and South Asian drama with its upcoming youth comedy film Best of the Best, arriving on the streaming platform on September 18, 2026. Led by Never Have I Ever breakout star, Maitreyi Ramakrishan alongside newcomer Priyanka Kedia, the movie follows two childhood best friends as they enter the world of collegiate Bollywood-fusion dance.

Sunday Spin is EnVi‘s weekly music showcase, where we bring you the hottest global hits in our curated playlist. Join us every Sunday for new music that sets the perfect tone for your upcoming week. With the sun still out and skies remaining clear, there’s still time to plan your next trip to the beach, have a picnic at the park, or go on a nice stroll around the neighborhood to get those steps in.