Pass It Along Closed ExoVibea's Run of Nine Singles in 18 Days
A Self-Released Pop Single From a Turkish Project Built to Reach Listeners Far and Wide
Pass It Along is a pop single of three minutes and 21 seconds. ExoVibea released it on 13 September 2026, under the project’s own name. It came out on the same day as another single, You’re My Fire. The project is based in Istanbul, Turkey. This record shows how it works: songs released quickly, finished in-house and sent out widely.
ExoVibea’s music is in the playlist below, and the project’s full coverage sits on the ExoVibea profile. Pass It Along came to this desk through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news titles. Listen first, then read on for how the single was finished and sent out.
That way of working is the hook here, more than any single moment in the song. The title reads almost like an instruction. A project that puts its music on more than a dozen services follows it with every release.
ExoVibea Finished Pass It Along In-House and Sent It Out Across a Long List of Services
Start with who finished the record. ExoVibea mixed and mastered the single itself. The sound that reached listeners was shaped inside the project, not by an outside engineer.
That matters for an independent act working at this pace. Mixing decides how the parts sit together. Mastering decides how the finished track holds up next to everything else on a playlist. Keeping both jobs in-house keeps the whole release under one set of ears. On Instagram the project lists itself as artist, songwriter and producer. Its profiles promise original music from the sound through to the story.
The project describes itself as moving between high-energy dance tracks, love ballads and instrumental pieces. Its public channels back that up. On YouTube the summer of 2026 brought a deep hard techno track and a reggaeton song. There was also a romantic rock ballad, a Eurodance track and a piano piece for sleep. Pass It Along sits on the pop side of that range.
From Anghami to Boomplay, a Release Plan That Reaches Well Beyond Turkey
Then there is the reach. The project’s link page points to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Deezer, TIDAL, Amazon Music, Qobuz, Audiomack and Shazam. It also lists Anghami, KKBox, Boomplay and Zvuk. Those last four are where a release meets listeners in the Middle East, East Asia, Africa and Russia. The same page lists Threads, TikTok, Facebook and a WhatsApp channel, so the social side gets the same treatment.
Turkish pop has travelled this way before, carried by other hands. Sezen Aksu wrote Şımarık, and Tarkan recorded it for his 1997 album Ölürüm Sana. It became a European hit in 1998 and 1999. Other singers then carried it into English as Kiss Kiss, first Stella Soleil in 2001 and then Holly Valance in 2002. Pass It Along is a far smaller story. Still, it rests on the same idea: a song made in Turkey and built to be passed from one audience to the next.
From the MusicRoots.News curator team: “Pass It Along is the short, direct entry point into this project. At three minutes and 21 seconds it gets in and out. You’re My Fire, released the same day, runs to five minutes.”
Where Pass It Along Sits in ExoVibea’s Run From Before The Sea to The Oath
The structure of the release tells the rest of the story. Pass It Along is a single track, with no remixes or alternate versions attached. It came out on the artist’s own name rather than through a label.
Around it, the singles came fast. Before The Sea arrived on 27 August 2026 and the six-track Infinite Blue on 30 August. Ignite The Night and Echoes Without Words both followed on 1 September. Where the Map Falls Apart, Pull The Cupper Up and High On The Wind followed in the next ten days.
Pass It Along and You’re My Fire closed that run together on 13 September, nine singles in 18 days. After that the release diary went quiet until The Oath on 4 November, a single of just over four minutes.
For anyone arriving now, it is a sensible place to start. From there, a listener can work back through the earlier singles one release at a time.
The title, in the end, fits the method too: finish it at home, put it everywhere and let listeners pass it along.
Listen to ExoVibea on Apple Music, Deezer and TIDAL, and watch the YouTube channel. Follow the project on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X and Threads.
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Pass It Along Closed ExoVibea’s Run of Nine Singles in 18 Days