Slip Of The Tongue

The Edge

Verdadeiro Eu

Deru Diri

Sisa Hidup

When Love Attacks - 20th Anniversary - ReMastered

06 Just This Side Of Heaven

“Love and pain” is a song with strong rock overtones, driven by a very solid rhythm and with thetypical guitar sound of the band, balanced by piano counterpoints and an instrument such as the harmonica.
The song sums up these years in which people, the protagonists of the songs had to live with new loves, lost friends, changed lives, realized dreams and unexpected nightmares.
“Did we lost our faith or have we lost ourselves?” wonders the protagonist of the song, often shocked by the radical and rapid changes in society, which often leave one bewildered and astonished, but “sometimes the things we need are right where you are,” and music and rock and roll specifically, remain one of the few certainties to cling to in times of difficulty.

Love And Pain

Men in Suits

Pity Party

Runner

Timeless Echoes

Caught in the Daze

Euphoria on the edge of overload.

"Burning Happy" is the sound of intensity spiraling out of control, a rush of energy, too much movement, too much weight, too much fire. The lyrics dance between exhilaration and exhaustion, between pure electricity and the slow realization that the flames might consume everything. It’s a track about transformation, fragmentation, and the dangerous pull of excess.

With pulsing synthwave, electro-rock, and experimental electronica, the song channels a raw, hypnotic energy reminiscent of Depeche Mode, Moderat, and Thom Yorke. The groove is relentless, the beat urgent, like a mind racing at full speed, impossible to stop, impossible to breathe.

For those who know what it feels like to burn too bright, too fast.

Turn it up. Let it consume you.

Burning Happy

Hunika is a silhouette dancing in the neon shadows, a voice whispering to the rebels. A solo project born from cold rage and burning lucidity, it composes the soundtrack of a world on the edge, oscillating between introspection and subversion.

Its universe, deeply electronic, fuses the dark textures of trip-hop, the hypnosis of downtempo, and the raw impact of electro-rock. One foot in contemplation, the other in protest, Hunika digs beneath the surface, dismantling the illusions of consumer society and the absurdities of politics with surgical precision.

Inspired by literature, art in all its forms, and a reimagined ‘68 mindset, Hunika does not preach—it unveils. Each track is a crack in the façade, an invitation to see differently, to feel differently. It is a sonic journey where aesthetics meet awakening, where mystery embraces rebellion.

Hunika does not create to please. It creates for those who want to listen differently.

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