Scott the Pisces works alongside Ashley Alisha to release the pop song of the summer. “Euphoric” harnesses the ecstasy of what summer love feels like. This single innately creates a sense of wander, freedom, and new beginnings from first listen. There is no greater feeling than that of young love with endless possibilities. Summer is a time for carefree adventure and self-exploration. When young love meets summer nights, it can only be described as euphoria. This song completely captures the essence of summer, and you’ll be hit with waves of nostalgia that blend seamlessly with the pure bliss that only comes from falling in love. “Euphoric” will heat up your summer and surely inspire anyone to proudly wear their heart on their sleeve. “Euphoric” is the work of two independent artists collaborating to create this year’s summer anthem. Despite being recorded, produced, and mixed remotely from their bedrooms, the song has a pristine pop quality that is sure to be a hit. This playful pop record is a breath of fresh air perfect for reflection and daydreaming. The song would be a perfect soundtrack for summer videos and vlogs. “Euphoric” would shine in any playlist catering to pop and R&B music, both mainstream and independent. With its blend of electric synths, incredible vocals, and playful rhythm section, the lush electronic soundscape will transport you to an island far away. Turn it up loud, and allow yourself to fall deep into a complete sense of wonder. Scott the Pisces is a British producer/songwriter. Ashley Alisha is a Los Angeles based singer/songwriter. “Euphoric is the third official single to be released from Scott the Pisces, following his his debut EP, Ocean Blue , and his hit single “Summer ’22” that was featured on LOVE ISLAND USA . “Euphoric” is the second musical collaboration between Scott and Ashley. This summer pop record has already been selected to be on the upcoming season of LOVE ISLAND USA once again. Scott has been the architect behind all of the “Euphoric” promotional material for the release, including the lyric video, artwork, social media content and more. With Scott the Pisces’ knack to capture summer through the instrumentals and Ashley Alisha’s ability to recreate young love through her vocals, “Euphoric” is well on it’s way to be the next viral bop! Written By Grace Chapman FOLLOW SCOTT THE PISCES: FOLLOW ASHLEY ALISHA:

Music stands as a powerful tool to explore what we feel and express how we feel. Listening to the songs of 23-year-old singer/songwriter ROSIE, I can hear both the discovery and interpretation of her own feelings and experiences. Her latest song, "Potential," is an explosive epiphany. At it's peak, ROSIE stands at the center of its devastating force, controlling it with her impassioned vocal performance. Layers of vocal harmonies, crashing cymbals, and the bittersweet pulse of a piano all lift the singer/songwriter to the stars. It's stadium-sized, but gains its momentum in the production nuances and clever pacing. The second verse reflects the sparse piano balladry of the previous, but maintains the chorus' pace and momentum with its thumping beat. Listen closely and you'll notice little flickers and echoes of synths, as though they're apparitions from miles away. "Potential" is a magnificent display of scale: intimate and ornate, towering and unrestrained. In its totality: awe-striking. The body of "Potential" is immaculately summed up in its chorus: "When I fell, I thought you were special, but I fell for your potential." In just one couplet, ROSIE dismantles the person she had built up in her mind. The song serves as a sort of post-mortem on a relationship, reflecting on the justifications and excuses that she made for their mistakes. "I made up so much of you," she winces, "wishing one day it'd be true." On paper it can read fatalist, but ROSIE's performance gives the words a sanguine twist. Instead of going down in the fiery missile of "Potential," you can hear the artist using it for catharsis. Healing is not just about seeing the bright side of every grim picture, but knowing your worth and pressing forward. 23-year-old singer/songwriter ROSIE puts transparency at the forefront of her artistry. Her songwriting pairs indelible arrangements with honest and direct lyricism, rapidly connecting the New York native with a devoted audience. ROSIE first gained significant traction with the release of her 2020 breakup ballad, "Never the 1." Across her discography, ROSIE shares the vast range of nuanced emotion and experience. "Potential" arrives as the lead single towards her sophomore EP, 5 Songs For Healing, which will release on June 23rd. ROSIE has also announced her first headlining tour, with dates and venues listed on her website. Written By Andy Mockbee FOLLOW ROSIE:

Skylar Lee’s latest single details the notion that having a photographic memory can be more of a curse than a blessing. “Forget For Me” is a vulnerable break-up song about Lee not being able to move on due to her impressive memory, while her former boyfriend is able to effortlessly forget her. Being able to remember both the bitter ending and all the loving memories from before is a form of self-inflicted torture that she cannot escape from. No matter how hard she tries, she cannot get him out of her mind. In “Forget For Me,” Lee utilizes poetic lyrics that beautifully articulate the hurt and heartache she is experiencing. The listener is immediately introduced to the theme of the track with the insightful lyrics in the first verse: “My memory is practically photographic// Frozen in the feeling it’s post traumatic// You’re a flashback fever dream.” Throughout the remainder of the track, she describes the damage her memory causes her compared to the carefree attitude her ex-boyfriend has. The chorus starts with the lyrics: “I hold onto little things// You fly by ‘em// I pick up on everything// And you’re blinded.” She continues with similar parallels where she struggles to forget and he moves on without a second thought. At the end of the chorus, Lee wraps up these thoughts with the hook: “You’re so good at forgetting me// And I hate that you can’t forget for me.” She is tired of her perfect memory, which normally is considered a good thing. But now, she wishes her former partner could lend her his poor retention so she can forget him like he forgot her. With “Forget For Me,” Lee showcases her characteristic clever lyricism and innate ability to capture audiences’ attention from the very first note. “Forget For Me” is a beautifully tragic pop song that sneaks a heartbreaking message in through its catchy, upbeat production. The instrumentation radiates the golden glow of a happy summertime anthem. Meanwhile, the lyrics are saturated in deep blue sorrow. Two guitars kick off the song with the chords being strummed rapidly, instantly igniting the energetic atmosphere. When Lee reaches the third line, piano keys hit with each syllable, emphasizing every vulnerable lyric. After this, she continues the verse with an additional muted guitar and a steady drum beat that transitions into the pre-chorus. Paired with Lee’s angelic vocalizations, the guitar becomes more prominent, adding a whimsical element to the track. When the chorus hits, the production switches to only the guitar playing muted power chords and the vocals. This brings emphasis to the lyrics before the explosion into the second half of the chorus. The full production includes the energetic drums and a lively bass that brings the entire track to life and complements Lee’s sweet voice. The production maintains a steady structure throughout the second verse and chorus, continuing into the bridge. But when the final chorus hits, the instrumentation takes a unique spin. The first half begins with only a guitar and delicate synth effects that creates an airy vibe. Then, Lee’s vocals are muffled with only the acoustic guitar for a couple of lines in the middle, before the full production returns for the last half. In the outro, Lee sings the hook, “forget for me,” on repeat, with harmonizing echoes before one final guitar strum and the final line to close out the track. Lee is known for her outstanding infectious pop songs with unforgettable hooks and outstanding vocals, making “Forget For Me” another phenomenal track added to her impressive portfolio. Skylar Lee is a pop singer-songwriter and producer based in Nashville. Since a young age, she knew music was her passion and when she turned 17, she moved from Pennsylvania to Nashville to pursue her dream. She wears her heart on her sleeve which translates into vulnerable lyrics and creative hooks. Her perfect-pitch ear produces a unique talent when it comes to songwriting. She has already made impressive waves in the music industry, including being featured in Rolling Stone India for two of her 2022 tracks, “Hotel in a Hurry” and “Modern Art.” Additionally, Lee was a Top 25 finalist for the American Songwriting Competition for “Modern Art” and a semi-finalist for the International Songwriting competition for her single, “Too Good to be You.” Following down the path of her inspirations like Maisie Peters, Mimi Webb, Conan Gray, and Dagny, Lee continues to garner more and more fans for herself, and proves that she is on track to be one of the world’s next great pop musicians. Written By Karlee Skipper FOLLOW SKYLAR:

From the outside, the high school quarterback seems like a dream boy. He has blonde hair, blue eyes and a nice smile. That combined with his athletic abilities makes him a catch. Don’t judge a book by its cover though. You may soon find out that the popularity has gone to his head and become his whole personality. If he doesn't snap out of it, he will be stuck in the “jock phase” for the rest of his life. That may be popular in high school, but it is not going to fare well in the real world. In her upbeat pop song, “Trackstar,”Juliana Madrid sings about how exhausting it is to be in a relationship with someone like this. She has learned her lesson and now knows that she deserves better. One thing that stood out to me about this song was the instrumentation. In the beginning of the track the guitar and keyboard blend together to imitate running. This is fitting because the song is about trying to keep up with the track star. In the verses, Madrid talks about how infatuated she was. In the second verse, she sings, “it’s just a matter of time before you trip up at the finish line. I’ll crawl out from under your feet with a kiss on the cheek.” In the chorus, she contrasts this by declaring “the longer that you follow the track star, the more burned that you get ‘cause he always crashes hard.” When finding love, “the chase” can be fun. However, it can get exhausting if it goes on too long. That is the lesson in which Madrid is trying to teach her listeners. Juliana “Jules” Madrid is a singer/songwriter from Texas. She began playing music and songwriting at a young age. With the help of her guitar, Earl, Madrid is taking the music world by storm. In August 2022, she released her self-titled EP. Its lead single, “Pretend” was featured in the hit Netflix movie, “Do Revenge.” This song is similar to “Trackstar" in that it has an upbeat pop song. Instead of being about breaking up though, it talks about the excitement of new love. While “Trackstar” is going to be one of the tracks on Madrid’s upcoming EP. After listening to this song, I can’t wait to hear what she comes up with next! Written By Kelli Dixon FOLLOW JULIANA MADRID

Credit: @taus_jafar on Instagram Often, songwriters will choose to convey their thoughts and feelings within their music. This is especially true for Ṭaüs, a transdisciplinary musical artist known for his wide repertoire of songs that are raw in emotion, yet bold in its style. His latest song, “Sun God Ra”, is the perfect example of how someone can create art from their life experiences. The song, according to Ṭaüs, is a representation of his experiences with gender dysphoria and discovering where his religious beliefs lay. As per the title of the song, there are multiple mentions of the ancient Egyptian sun god, Ra. The lyric, “Sun God Ra, don’t you cover me up,” is repeated multiple times over the course of the song, a reference to Ṭaüs’ life as a trans-Arab person. It is a stunning, yet dysphoric way of portraying his experiences to his listeners. There is something so haunting about this song, and I’m absolutely obsessed. It opens with soft “ohs” echoing in the background, sounding almost phantom-like. Ṭaüs uses his chest voice a lot throughout the course of the song, and it works very well with the instrumentals. Even as he’s singing, you can hear those “ohs” right up until the end. Ṭaüs has an incredibly unique voice, and I feel like this song only helped to further show off how far he’s able to push himself both vocally and creatively. You can really understand the emotion that went into creating this song, and that is mainly thanks to Ṭaüs’ genius lyrics and tone. One thing that I seriously love about this song is how he managed to harmonize with himself several different times. Especially during the chorus, you begin to hear his voice in varying octaves, providing a clean harmony that left me with goosebumps. Ṭaüs has been releasing music since 2021. In that time, he has released multiple singles and two completed LPs. His first LP, Arranged Marriage , released this year. Not long after, Ṭaüs released his second LP, The Single Years . “Sun God Ra” was the first single off this album, and was been featured in HBO Max’s The Sex Life of College Girls . His other songs have also been featured in the HBO Max shows Search Party and Freeridge . As stated prior, Ṭaüs is a trans-Arab person, and this was one of his biggest inspirations for creating this song. Conveying his emotions and experiences through music, Ṭaüs was able to connect with his audience in a uniquely special way. It’s easy to predict that he is going to go far with his musical career and continue to release music that is not only vulnerable, but new and exciting. Written By Isabel Mays FOLLOW ṬAÜS :

Upon my first listen of "Autopilot" by Chris de Sarandy, my thought was that the strong vocals and authentic lyricism reminded me of Ed Sheeran. In this track, de Sarandy takes us through the experience of and emotions surrounding a fading relationship. The production is simple, emphasizing the lyrics and vocals, as he sings about staying in a relationship that you know is over. If you have ever stayed in a relationship past what felt right or watched one inevitability fade, the lyrics of this track will resonate with you. De Sarandy describes staying in this relationship as though you are operating on "autopilot." Sometimes, even though we know we should leave someone, we stay. We remain and witness the relationship fade. We let it go down in flames. We are not brave enough to walk away. Here, de Sarandy captures this experience between soulful vocals and pop melodies. He sings about feeling "disconnected, rejected, neglected" and "stable yet so hateful." These easy rhymes turn the vulnerable lyrics into a catchy, electroacoustic bedroom pop song that one can enjoy. The infectious chorus features the lyrics "Round and around til it comes crashing down / We won't survive it / We're on autopilot." This encapsulates the never-going-anywhere, carouselesque essence of the relationship. Chris de Sarandy is a Berlin-based artist from South West England that has moved from an indie band to crafting his sound in pop music. "Autopilot" comes as a song off his 10-track EP, "Know Your Worth," that released on May 12, 2023. In this EP, de Sarandy talks about moving, relationships, and the painful loss of a close friend to suicide. His strength in music is his honesty and relatability in lyrics and emotion in vocals. He aims to the kind of artist that listeners can understand and connect with. If you're a fan of artists like Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith, or if you just want to listen to a song that will make you feel relatability, listen to "Autopilot" and the rest of his "Know Your Worth" EP. Written By SYDNEY GRAY FOLLOW CHRIS DE SARANDY:

"Multitask" is the newest single from UK based, singer-songwriter, Bethia. In the track Bethia uses elements of both the R&B and pop genres, to create a song that tells the story of being in a relationship with someone who lacks care and effort. Not only does this person not put in the same amount of effort, but they also simply do not give the time of day to their partner. Coming away from an experience like this Bethia writes, "Multitask" which reaches out to listeners who have gone through similar relationship dynamics, and proves there is light at the end of the tunnel. "Multitask" is the perfect merging of the musical styling present in the Pop and R&B genres. While using sonic references typically used in these genres Bethia, still creates a track that is original and fully her own. The song's energy and catchiness immediately draws listeners into Bethia and her story. A notable part of "Multitask" is when the song's entire pace slows down after the second chorus. This is a typical production chocie that can be seen in many R&B songs, that Bethia seamlessly implements into "Multitask". The switch into "slow mo" adds excitement and unpredictability not only to the production, but to the song overall. Bethia is a UK based singer-songwriter who has been releasing music since 2017. Bethia has always gravitated towards music, especially R&B and Pop. While maintaining her own originality, Bethia has drawn inspiration from artists such as Arianna Grande and Alina Baraz. Recently, Bethia has begun to really dive into the R&B genre, through working with producer Mört. Together they have worked on creating music that implements sounds reflective of the alternative R&B genre and trap soul. Mört has also been instrumental in the creation of Bethia's second EP, they have released Bethia's "PT. 2." Written By Alison Holst FOLLOW BETHIA: *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Congratulations on the release of "Love Me Now" ! For you, what is the key to writing a song that is fun and upbeat but still contains a heartfelt message like the one in this song? Mentum: Thank you so much! When it comes to writing a fun and upbeat song with a heartfelt message like "Love Me Now," the key is finding the right balance between catchy melodies and meaningful lyrics. The music should hook listeners and get them moving, while the lyrics convey genuine emotions or tell relatable stories, in this case, a hopeful plea for love and acceptance despite past mistakes. You started off the year at songwriting camp in LA and Ibiza; how do you feel that this has made your songwriting abilities evolve? Mentum: Attending songwriting camps in LA and Ibiza has significantly influenced our songwriting, pushing us to explore new ideas and refine our craft. Working with diverse songwriters and producers from around the world has challenged us creatively, helping us evolve as artists. According to your Spotify Wrapped, you reached listeners in 182 countries last year. Being from Norway, what is it like reaching such a wide international audience? Mentum: Reaching listeners in 182 countries through platforms like Spotify is humbling and exciting. It's a beautiful feeling to connect with people from different cultures and backgrounds, transcending geographical boundaries through music. This global reach motivates us to continue creating music that resonates and brings people together. Your music has been described as being inspired by 2000s pop punk. Who are some of your biggest musical influences? Mentum: "Love Me Now" is indeed influenced by 2000s pop punk, as well as our exposure to rock, metal, punk, hip hop, and electronic music growing up. The energy and connection that pop punk bands have with fans have inspired us to incorporate those elements into our own music. What is the best part about songwriting for you? Mentum: The best part about songwriting is expressing ourselves and connecting with others on an emotional level. Writing songs allows us to process our emotions, tell stories, and share our perspective with the world. It's incredibly fulfilling when our music resonates with listeners and has a positive impact on their lives. "Love Me Now" is wrapping up the latest chapter of your musical repertoire. What's next for you guys? Mentum: With "Love Me Now" wrapping up our latest musical chapter, we're excited about the future. We recently signed a record deal with Helix Records and will be focusing on creating more music, exploring different genres, and pushing our creative boundaries. We aim to connect with our fans, reach new audiences, and potentially embark on a tour. The journey continues, and we're eager for the next chapter of our musical adventure. Interviewed By Tessa Brainard FOLLOW MENTUM:

“More Than A Friend” is a wistful and introspective look at wanting the strength to confess your feelings yet not wanting to ruin the friendship you already share. The perfect song to put on during a late-night drive when you’re in your feels, Vanda does an exquisite job at highlighting the tightrope walk between wanting something that isn’t certain and pushing too hard only to ruin it. Vanda’s narrative perfectly depicts the mental gymnastics that love subjects us to, scouring every interaction for a hint of feelings and constantly biting back the tip of your tongue. The production on the track is a diamond in the rough of similar synths. This track is a captivating blend of catchy melodies, emotive vocals, and irresistible beats. Though the song is at a slower tempo, you can hear how Vanda ebbs and flows to the beat, leisurely striding towards the explosive climaxes. Vanda’s vocals exude a feeling of resignation, something that’s only more prominent as the song goes on, harmoniously intertwined with infectious hope. Besides the dreamy synths, the guitar riffs contribute to a mesmerizing musical soundscape as Vanda’s vocals and the layering elevate this song to a must-listen. “More Than A Friend” is Vanda’s second single off of her upcoming debut album, “Sober In Another Life.” Michelle Alyce Vanda is an LA-based singer/songwriter, already captivating audiences with her electric performances in theatre shows throughout Chicago since she was three years old. After discovering her creative voice while performing in musical theatre, writing songs and recording have become second nature to her. Influenced by the likes of Ariana Grande, H.E.R, and Rihanna, Vanda is determined to break into the industry with a bang. Written By Megan Cao FOLLOW VANDA: *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Erica Manzoli exposes her ex-boyfriend and his new girl in her cheeky new single, “Body Double.” The fiery alt-pop track details the suspicious manner in which her ex moved on. Although still mending her broken heart, Manzoli cannot help but notice the uncanny similarities between herself and this other woman. In the verse, she tells her ex-boyfriend that he is more than welcome to replace her, “but honey don’t do it like that.” Throughout the track, she points out the blatant parallels between the two of them and how her ex-boyfriend’s moving-on strategy is slightly unnerving. Not only are their physical features nearly exact copies, but her replacement is also a singer. In the chorus, she ties together her thoughts with the witty lyrics: “It’s funny to see// How similarly// Your latest lover// She looks just like me// And when you close your eyes// Am I on your mind?// How can you recover// With my body double?” Manzoli shows the audience that she is amused by her former lover’s rebound choice. She is left wondering if him choosing her doppelgänger was merely a subconscious decision to keep her on his mind. With the clever, yet humorous lyrics, “Body Double” is an unforgettable track that showcases Manzoli’s impeccable songwriting talent. “Body Double” has a unique sound that immediately catches the listener’s attention from the first note and keeps them captivated until the very end. The song begins with a mellow guitar riff and a steady tambourine that is reminiscent of the dreamy 1950s style. The guitar utilizes a heavy vibrato effect that makes each note pulse quickly. This production continues into the verse, where Manzoli’s compelling voice beautifully matches the retro atmosphere. In the second half of the verse, this element is further enhanced by the haunting vocal harmonies and echoes. When the chorus hits, the song takes a complete turn and morphs into a modern-day pop-rock anthem. The guitar and drums intensify paired with heavy distortion that hits with each lyric, bringing a stronger emphasis to every word. The dream-like production returns in the second verse, complete with the vocal effects and the addition of muffled drums. Rather than switching back to the chorus, Manzoli effortlessly transitions from the verse to a unique bridge. The production is led by her powerful voice and a muted guitar that slowly builds to the final explosion into the last chorus. The chorus ends with Manzoli’s flawless falsettos and the intense full production, before mellowing to the outro. The song returns to the original retro guitar riff as the lyrics from the first verse are repeated and the song slowly fades out. “Body Double” was released completely independently, which further proves Manzoli’s unmistakable talent. Despite no label backing her, she has created a phenomenal track with a fiery production that deserves to top every chart. Erica Manzoli is an independent alternative-pop singer-songwriter from Britain. In February 2022, she made her official music debut with her single, “My Best Friend Is My Therapist.” Two months later, she released her debut EP, I’m Okay, I Promise, which featured the lead single and three additional tracks. The EP was met with massive playlist support from Spotify and Apple Music. Additionally, this success led to a BBC Introducing live session and two sold-out London headlining shows. Since then, she has provided backing vocals on Cian DuCrot’s hit single, “I’ll Be Waiting,” which now has over 100 million streams. At the end of 2022, Manzoli earned the Yolanda Drake award for Best New Artist. Despite only a year since her initial release, she already has over 120,000 followers on TikTok and nearly 70,000 followers on Instagram and continues to grow her dedicated fanbase. Written By Karlee Skipper FOLLOW ERICA:

Sometimes you hear about a person (or a movie, or a show, or a song ) and you ask yourself whether they'll really live up to the hype. "Sweet Deal," the latest single by pop duo JO universe, explores the thrilling moment when the tension breaks into fulfilled desires. Musically, the song drives a thick tension through its first half: thumping percussion, rigid bass, and wispy background vocals. There's a payoff in the first chorus, but the real release remains elusive. There's the subtle introduction of more instruments and musical ideas, tantalizingly winding the path around its conclusion. My favorite passage comes at 1:12, when vocalist Johanne Marie Theill dips into a honeyed, spoken-word cadence over syrupy bass and bongos. The strings are present throughout the song's runtime, but they burst alive in the second half, bringing a distinct disco flavor. That's also when "Sweet Deal" gets its most bombastic, layering vocals and punching up the drums. A masterclass in the perfect payoff, JO universe wisely make the tension just as exquisite as the release. "You won't believe what people say, but there is a chance they're wrong," Theill sings in the excellent chorus. It's that layer of mystification that keeps the subject of "Sweet Deal" just out of reach from listeners. Who is this enigmatic person that's got the Danish artist "unable to imagine consequences." While there's clearly a bit of hesitation on her side ("intuition says I should run,") the object of her pursuits is coyly drawing her into a game of cat and mouse. "Build up to satisfy me, at least that's how it seems," she remarks. The wait is part of the fun, though. Once they get some privacy, there's no question that it will have been worth it. In one of the more colorful lyrics, Theill suggests that she might "be your First Lady for sure." It's funny, but it's also a vivid expression of desire. JO universe is the pop duo of singer/composer Johanne Marie Theill and co-writer/producer Nicolai Absalon. Together, the Denmark-based project combine vivid storytelling and genre fusion. They began releasing music last year with their debut single, "Elegant Debutant." "Sweet Deal" arrives as their fourth single, as well as the first single of 2023. Their website features detailed information on each song, including unique and stunning visuals. You can see the rich production in the credits of each song, as well as the collaborative nature of JO universe as a project (such as with the string quartet Who Killed Bambi). Written By Andy Mockbee FOLLOW JO universe:

Nicky Romero, Nico Santos, and Jonas Blue team up for the pick-me-up song of the summer with “All You Need Is Love.” It is never too late in life to walk away and start over. Many people stay in unhealthy dynamics because they fear being alone more than the yearn to find eternal happiness. You fight for a relationship to survive because you lost yourself to make someone else happy, and that has to be worth something. An empty cup can’t fill another, so when you give everything you have to someone who doesn’t mind sucking you dry, you’re left feeling lonelier than if you were actually alone. The damage can be irreparable if you don’t have faith in yourself and hope that you are enough all on your own. It’s okay to walk away; it’s okay to start over; it’s okay to choose yourself. All you need in life is love, and the love that supersedes all else is the love you have with yourself. Nicky Romero is back on Virgin Records/Universal Music releasing his uplifting dance-pop crossover single “All You Need Is Love.” Romero teamed up with dance-pop mainstay Jonas Blue and talented singer/producer Nico Santos to give us the song of the summer. Combining their unique visions and expertise, this collaboration is nothing short of magical. Opening with soul-rendering vocals overtop organic melodies, the song escalates to a progressive crescendo with the chorus that can only be described as euphoric. Santos brings the hopeful lyrics to life as Romero and Blue’s respective production skills magically toe the line between electronic and pop genres. “All You Need Is Love” premiered at the main stage of Ultra Music Festival, and the highly anticipated release is finally here. This track contains a message that needs to be engrained in everyone's mind. Nico Santos hits the nail on the head with his description that the song "is a reminder for us all: Even when you're facing great challenges and experiencing dark times, you should believe that brighter times are ahead, and you need to trust the power and the love within you to help you to get there." Nicky Romero took the world by storm with early hits that quickly proved his talent is ever-evolving and here to stay. He has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the industry after launching his Protocol Recordings imprint in 2012. Romero continues to prove his ability to turn everything he touches into gold and continues to push boundaries with each show concept and new release, forever instilling himself as a dance music icon. Nico Santos is a singer, songwriter, and producer who is an absolute exceptional talent. His versatility covers genres from pop to hip-hop to R&B and deep house to film music. He discovered and utilized a freedom that can only come from following a flow which has garnered over 1 billion global stream from his loyal fans. Jonas Blue’s career to date continues to be astounding, and its effect has been felt all over the world. His records collectively have been certified platinum over 130 times around the globe. Blue has cemented his name as a main stage DJ and pop highflier. The three powerhouses worked seamlessly to create this amazing record that showcases their unique flair and collaborative genius. As the summer progresses and the sun heats up, remember “All You Need Is Love” and this song on repeat! Written By Grace Chapman FOLLOW NICKY ROMERO: FOLLOW NICO SANTOS: FOLLOW JONAS BLUE: