New Music from Sofia Pargas and Lily Rhodes!

"Twice Over" - by Sofia Pargas

Release Date: August 7, 2026

What You Should Know: It’s a synth-dance-pop track capturing the dizzying spiral of loving someone to the point of obsession, and the desperate need to have them close without scaring them off. It masks love-drugged confessions with a flirtatious tone. Written by Sofia Pargas and Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Alex Zhong.

Find It: Spotify, and Apple

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"I Don't Need You" - by Lily Rhodes

Release Date: August 7, 2026

What You Should Know: “I Don’t Need You” is inspired by acoustic and folk sounds fused with synth pop electronic dance music. Take this as a sign to share your art with the world because you matter. 

Find It: Everywhere, like Apple and Spotify

Spotify Playlist Inclusions: "It's 2026 in Section 36", "Women Going Places, from Section 36"

Previously on Section 36: "Lily Rhodes Visits Section 36 Music!"

“Calling To Say” by Lily Rhodes (Sep 3, 2021 release)

“Calling to Say" is the latest single from the fantastic singer Lily Rhodes!

You'll definitley want to listen to it, ASAP!

What can you expect from this song? Here's what the release had to say...

Lily’s new release ‘Calling To Say’ features soulful vocals and a lo-fi production style paired with bluesy lyrics. This indie-folk song features jazz-inspired instrumentals by the talented Evan Cieplik. ‘Calling To Say’ is inspired by a voicemail Lily had planned and scripted for her ex-boyfriend. Although the relationship ended in heartbreak, Lily reminisces about their

past and wishes the young man and his family the best. Lily is an independent musician who is currently promoting her song through performing on the East Coast.

I was incredibly excited to hear this new song from Lily, and was not disappointed. It is a perfect example of her body of work, which is simply amazing. I ended up listening to this over and over, and i bet you will too. Be sure to listen to it for yourself.

You can find “Calling to Say" just about everywhere you usually get your music like Apple and Spotify. So, there's no reason you won't be able to find it.…which I highly suggest you do.

And do quickly.