Episode 16- Dua Lipa Reverse Songs, Bruno Mars That's What I Like Reversed and Danny the Budgie's A Spiritual Song episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 3, 2026 · 37 MIN

Episode 16- Dua Lipa Reverse Songs, Bruno Mars That's What I Like Reversed and Danny the Budgie's A Spiritual Song

from The Angel Scrolls Reverse Song Project · host ryanrey2000

n this episode, Ryan takes listeners deep into the hidden layers of modern pop by reversing tracks from Dua Lipa and Bruno Mars to uncover the messages that surface beneath the beat. These songs, known for their bright hooks and polished production, shift dramatically when played backwards — revealing emotional warnings, spiritual cues, and unexpected reflections on choice, temptation, and identity. Through Angelic Voice Phenomena analysis, Ryan breaks down how certain reversed phrases align with symbolic themes that have been appearing throughout the series: the pull between light and influence, the subtle shaping of culture through repetition, and the way modern music can echo truths the artists never intended to speak aloud. Episode 16 shows how even the most upbeat pop hits carry shadows and signals when reversed — and how those hidden messages can guide, challenge, or awaken the listener.

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