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"Feel Good" by Shoshan Dunamis: Free and Unashamed


Why settle for normal when you can feel unstoppable?

Some feelings can’t be hidden, and Shoshan Dunamis knows this well. “Feel Good” is a groovy, indie dance-pop track that pulses with the kind of energy that won’t stay quiet, the kind that spills out and makes people ask questions. “Can’t hide, can’t run from this feeling that overcomes me,” she sings. That’s a testimony waiting to happen.

Shoshan Dunamis - Feel goodPeople notice when your joy doesn’t match your circumstances. They start asking why. “What’s the set-up? Can you tell us?” Shoshan describes that moment in her song, and her answer is beautifully simple: “He makes me feel good.” That’s not a system or a technique. It’s a relationship with God.
Here’s the truth she’s pointing to: “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice” (Philippians 4:4, ESV). Notice the word “always”? It’s not just on good days. Not just when life cooperates. Always!

Why does that matter to you today? Circumstances will change, but this joy has a different source. People will try to talk you out of it. They’ll list reasons why you should feel “down in this season,” just like in Shoshan’s song. Go ahead and let them talk. You don’t need to get their permission or confirmation to feel what God puts in you. Stop apologizing for the Joy that doesn’t make sense to everyone else. Let it show! Let it pump you up and carry you through the room. Someone who’s watching you needs to see that real, lasting good feeling actually exists and that it is also within their reach.

Head over to “Feel Good” today, press play, and let its message touch your heart and mind. “He causes this in me, and it causes me to feel free.”

(Related scripture: Philippians 4:4; Nehemiah 8:10; John 8:36)

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It has a groovy Indie Dance-Pop sound with an upbeat vibe and some ear candy.

Shoshan Dunamis is a German indie artist who produces music in German and English in the genres of Gospel-Pop, R&B and Electro-Soul. With a positive attitude towards life, she stands out with motivational and love songs that speak to you, challenge you and pump you up.

She's the friend who helps you through a crisis. Her outstanding voice, with its wide range, captivates listeners with every song new. Now she has just started a release marathon. She will release a new song every two weeks. Get ready for a lot of good vibes!

Release date: June 26, 2026

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