STEVE AOKI & KAAZE drop summer time anthem “WHOLE AGAIN” with JOHN MARTIN

Steve Aoki and Swedish producer KAAZE be part of forces for a progressive festival-season banger “Entire Once more” that includes legendary vocalist John Martin, identified for his work with Swedish Home Mafia and Martin Garrix. This marks the primary time Aoki and KAAZE have collaborated, each of their distinct types fusing collectively seamlessly to create a brand new euphoric dance anthem.  Martin's heartfelt vocals reduce by the combo as he belts out the highly effective chorus, “I simply want that you simply had been right here proper now to make me complete once more.”

“‘Entire Once more’ is the definitive dance observe on HiROQUEST,” Aoki shares. “It’s an anthemic, soul-searching ballad that captures the multitudes of various feelings that many people have skilled over the previous few years. After working with KAAZE to lock down the manufacturing, we would have liked to search out the suitable vocalist to essentially convey this track to life. I’ve been a fan of John Martin’s ever since I heard him on ‘Don’t You Fear Baby’ and knew that he was the lacking hyperlink to convey this track to the highest.”

KAAZE provides, ‘“Entire Once more’ is the start of a brand new journey with Steve. We're making plenty of music collectively proper now with large plans for what’s to come back. After we made the very first draft of the track each Steve and I might hear that John Martin would match like a glove on the observe. I’m actually honored that he beloved the track as a lot as us. I couldn’t be happier with the tip consequence. You'll hear rather a lot from Steve and I sooner or later. That is the brand new begin of huge progressive home music.”

“Entire Once more” is the most recent single to drop from Aoki’s extremely anticipated forthcoming full-length album HiROQUEST out September 16, 2022. Followers can anticipate HiROQUEST to be an epic, multi-genre assortment of solo and collaborative songs with a world-building story that extends past the music itself.