- 2026-04-15
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MUSIC
Neon Sines Teams Up with Ollie Wride & Che-Val for New Song “Adeline”

American genre-bending duo Neon Sines, consisting of Kenny Cash (producer/composer) and Evan Murphy (songwriter/keyboards), released the first single of 2026 called “Adeline” on April 14, 2026.
On the track, the duo teamed up with British singer-songwriter Ollie Wride and American indie music duo Che-Val.
“Adeline” is an energetic anthem that captures the feeling of being hopelessly mesmerized by someone mysterious and fascinating.
It's an '80s-inspired synth-pop track that blends fuzzy guitars, pulsing bass, and a bumping dance beat.
It was written by Ollie Wride, Kenneth Cascioli, Laura Cascioli, and Evan Murphy. Produced by Ollie Wride and Kenny Cash.
The track features Kenny Cash on bass, Johnny Rae on guitar, Adam Machado on drums, and Laura Cascioli on background vocals.
The duo has already filmed a music video, which is coming on April 29, 2026.- Kenny Cash said of the song, “Evan sent me a couple of demos that I was playing around with to show Ollie. My wife heard one, and it gave her the bug to write an '80s-inspired name song, like 'Billie Jean,' 'Rosanna,' 'Jessie's Girl'.”
He continued, “As artists, we're trying to get the listener to the emotional core of the track as quickly as possible. Whether nostalgia, humor, lust, etc., the production, lyrics, and melody are all meant to trigger an emotional response that's relevant to the listener." -
Ollie Wride said, “For me, the song taps into a desire turned mirror: how the thing you crave most can quietly become the very thing that keeps you from moving forward. 'Adeline' lives in that tension - longing, glamour, and the moment you realise obsession can be its own cage."
He continued, "Working with Neon Sines and Kenny Cash felt like stepping into a different current, embracing something stylistically fresh rather than pressing pause. It was more instinctive instead of calculated, and that energy runs through 'Adeline.'” - source : Apple Music


































































































































































































































































































