SPIRIT FEST

A review describes the self-titled SPIRIT FEST album as melancholic, with delicate electronic soundscapes, childlike Japanese vocals attributed to Saya and warm beats referenced alongside Markus Archer; the review compares the feel to a Morr Music-like palette and mentions folk and toy-like imagery.

One review describes SPIRIT FEST's self-titled album as melancholic, delicate electronic soundscapes. It highlights a childlike Japanese vocal (Saya) over warm, analog-tinged beats and sweet folk touches. The review evokes toys, birds, and springtime imagery in a gentle, humanizing way.

For:Listeners of delicate electronic/folktronica, fans of melancholic voice-led soundscapes, and followers of Morr Music-adjacent aesthetics.