Sunstroke Rain Turns the Feeling of Falling Into Flight on “I Levitate”

Sunstroke Rain is the electronic-pop project of Swedish singer-songwriter and producer Karin Turesson, whose musical background includes performing alongside Robyn, Nina Persson and Tingsek. Her latest single I Levitate, released on October 30, 2026, talks about the rush of falling in love at first sight. Atmospheric synths and uplifting melodies capture the rush of falling for someone, making the rest of the world fade into the background.

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I Levitate opens like something you’d hear in a 2000s UK club, with its retro electronic sounds and trance-like rhythm. It carries a familiar club feel, the sharp rhythmic details giving it energy that keeps you moving. There’s a lovely contrast between the production and the sweetness of the lyrics, the sudden electric rush of falling for someone at first sight.

“You smiled at me in the street, and suddenly my feet followed you,” captures that split second when someone catches your eye and you find yourself drawn to them. The chorus takes that feeling up, “You lift me up in the sky…I reach the stars so very high,” turning the feeling into something suspended between the pavement and the clouds. The repeated “I levitate, tate, tate,” skip along with the beat, like the words themselves are caught up in the excitement.

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And while the lyrics lean into the weightlessness of new love, the production is what keeps the track grounded. Its pulsing electronic beat gives the sweetness of the lyrics a bit of contrast, stopping the song from drifting into sugary pop territory. I Levitate holds onto the rush of that first encounter, somewhere between a late-night dance floor and the walk home afterwards.

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