Soraya Cinema Releases New Single Movie

The artist debuts her latest track accompanied by a music video filmed in Tunisia.

Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Science Fiction

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Musician Soraya Cinema released her latest single, 'Movie,' following a production collaboration on the album 'Weekend Rockstar' earlier this year. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Soraya Cinema has released her new single, Movie. The debut of the track follows her recent release of Creepy.

Why it matters

This release follows the artist's previous production work on Feng's debut album, Weekend Rockstar. The track is the latest addition to the artist's growing discography.

The production process was completed in a single day at Le Droop la Courneuve in Paris, France. The creative inspiration originated while watching the 1974 film Phantom of the Paradise.

The players

Soraya Cinema

An artist known for her recent music releases and previous production contributions.

Feng

A musical artist whose debut album Weekend Rockstar featured production work by Soraya Cinema.

The details

The music video for the single was filmed on location in Tunisia. The audio was recorded at a French-Tunisian hookah bar located in Paris.

Timeline

  1. 1974: The film Phantom of the Paradise was released.

  2. 2026: The single Movie was officially released.

Industry Dynamics

Modern music production increasingly draws upon classic cinema to inform both visual aesthetics and song composition. This release highlights the ongoing trend of artists blending cinematic history with contemporary pop releases to create unique, cross-media experiences.

Fans can now access the new single across standard music distribution platforms. The music video is available for streaming, offering viewers a glimpse into the production filmed in Tunisia.

The takeaway

Creative works are often sparked by rapid, immersive inspiration sessions rather than long-term development. Artists frequently use film history as a foundation for building modern auditory narratives.

Further reading

Explore more cinematic-inspired musical works in our Science Fiction section.