Soyam Dean is a singer, songwriter, producer, screen composer, sound recordist and performer.
His musical style is an expression of eclecticism, culminating in a fusion of genres such as rock, soul, funk and electronica. Previous involvements include being in the original lineup of bands ‘Little Coffee In Your Sugar’ and ‘Pearls For Swine’. His electronic music is released under the moniker ‘MandyCan’.
His work is a result of collaboration with different artists, resulting in a diverse sonic repertoire that blurs the lines between conventional styles of contemporary music
Drawing inspiration from the likes of Bonobo and Flying Lotus, MandyCan’s music breaks through genres, offering listeners a danceable yet introspective experience.
On the 17th of January 2025, Mandycan released his latest song OFFLINE which is set to become an anthem and ready to captivate audience worldwide with it’s unique blend of flute sounds, infectious beat and soulful vocal. It is such a remarkable work and you can tell that Mandycan put his soul into this music.
Offline is a heartfelt reminder for all of us to slow down, reflect, and disconnect from the noise of the digital world. With beautiful contributions from Alvina and creativity that spanned across different time zones, MandyCan has created a track that captures the value of stepping back and finding calm in the middle of life’s chaos.
The story behind “Offline” is as inspiring as the song itself. MandyCan started with a base of atmospheric flute sounds provided by their close friend Aman, also known as Baseball Alien. This dreamy foundation became the starting point for the track. MandyCan built a beat around these sounds, creating the structure of the song. Then, they sent it to Alvina, who developed the vocal melodies and wrote lyrics that gave the song a deeper meaning and theme.
What’s fascinating is that the entire project was done remotely, with everyone working on their parts separately. None of the collaborators met in person during the process. Instead, they shared their ideas and progress through emails. MandyCan described the process by saying, “No one knew what the other person was making until we sent the render via email.” This level of creative freedom led to this perfectly finished work of art.
The song indulges it’s audience to take a break from constant online activity and dive into a world of reflection. The lyrics and melodic delivery add a personal touch to the music, while MandyCan’s production brings a mix of danceable beats and introspective vibes.
The lyrics highlights themes like finding freedom, calming the mind, and letting go of what doesn’t serve you:
Wind is on us, been up all night, going offline, out for a while.
These words perfectly sum up the message of the song—taking a much-needed pause to reset and find peace in a hectic world.
One of the standout qualities of “Offline” is its ability to appeal to a wide audience. It’s the kind of track that you can enjoy on the dance floor, but it also offers depth for those who want to connect with its themes. MandyCan’s decision to release the track, even after some hesitation, reflects their commitment to authenticity. He explained, “This was in the vault for a while, and I asked myself, ‘Does it need to be perfect, or does the world need to hear it?’”
In today’s world, where everyone seems glued to their screens, “Offline” delivers an important message. It encourages people to slow down, take a step back, and focus on what really matters. The lyrics, such as “Return to simple, make it happen like miracle,” remind us to embrace the beauty of simplicity and rediscover ourselves.
“Offline” isn’t just another song—it’s an invitation to find balance and reconnect with what makes us feel alive. MandyCan, Alvina, and Baseball Alien have created something truly special. Their collaboration has resulted in a track that blends introspection with rhythm in a way that feels both fresh and timeless. Don’t miss out on this incredible release. As MandyCan says, “Yeah, we’ll show them.” And with “Offline,” they definitely have.
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