Newcomers moonvine arrive with a sonic vision where music isn’t overthought or overworked but allowed to happen in real time. Based in Berlin, the sibling duo of Selina and Dennis conjure pop from a place that feels equally relaxed and intricate, blending dance influences with a focus on rhythm and feeling rather than structure or formula. It’s a project that’s informed by connection, two different musical paths meeting somewhere in the middle and finding common ground on the road ahead.
Before forming moonvine, both Selina and Dennis had already been exploring music in their own ways; Dennis brings more than fifteen years of experience in electronic production, a background that includes a win in the Kenny Beats battle judged by FINNEAS and Billie Eilish. That history gives the project a strong launchpad, but it’s only one side of the equation, with Selina defining the voice and identity of moonvine, shaping its tone through presence and delivery.
Together, they create something that feels balanced, where experience collides spontaneity to craft something engaging and fiercely unique. Their process itself becomes part of the music, a trial-and-error style that prioritises what feels right in the moment over any fixed idea of what the end result should be. It’s rhythm-led, revolving around groove with a strong emphasis on capturing thoughts as they happen.

Making their official entrance, their debut single titled “cherry spice” distils a moment of self-assuredness, capturing the feeling itself, the point where overthinking falls away and everything becomes simpler, lighter. It’s about “that split second where you stop overthinking and just feel good in your own skin,” they share. Wrapped up in groove-led production, shaped by Dennis’s background but guided by the duo’s shared vision, the track rolls with pulsing bass, crisp percussion and laid back but moody vocals to form a hypnotic alternative pop jam.
Selina’s vocal approach plays a key role in informing the brooding atmosphere of the track by eschewing her traditional background in favour of something more conversational and restrained. Above the murky wobble of throbbing low end textures and subtly intense glide of instrumental tones, her mellow delivery flows to spin memorable leads, resulting in a gripping soundscape that deftly balances engrossing magnetic pull and playful vibes.
Dashed with pitched vocal elements and bubbling synth flickers, “cherry spice” serves up a slick outing that’s infectious, danceable and highly original all at once. Marking their artistic arrival in emphatic fashion, moonvine lands with an epic debut single that firmly plants them on the map of must watch acts on the rise. As they continue to share more of their enticing musical output, they’re sure to impress countless fans around the world on what’s set to be their breakout year.
Listen to cherry spice below
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