LA-Based Producer KSHMR Storms Into 2024 With New Fast-Paced Vocal Single “All Night” In Collaboration With Gritney

The production maestro KSHMR teams up with Sarah de Warren – under her alter ego gritney – for a diversified psy-trance-influenced gem that combines elements of driving bass, progressive melodies, and gritney‘s ethereal vocals to make for a real club heater. Fans will get plenty of chances to hear “All Night” live this year as KSHMR embarks on a 15-stop North America club tour starting on February 9th. He’s hitting some of the continent’s most famous clubs, such as DC’s Echostage, LA’s Academy and Exchange, Chicago’s PRYSM, and Brooklyn’s Avant Gardner, to name a few, leading his way and building up the momentum for his mainstage performance at Ultra Music Festival next month. KSHMR also just launched his new bi-weekly Dharma Radio show, which began with broadcasts on Insomniac Radio‘s online platform and will be internationally syndicated on dozens of stations around the world. It’s also available on YouTube, Soundcloud & Apple Podcasts. With such an incredible beginning to the year, we can’t wait to see what else KSHMR has up his sleeve. 

Working with gritney was so easy and natural. We had just written ‘Tears On The Dancefloor’ together with Hannah and were eager to start something new. gritney actually came to my birthday, and it was there that I played her the beat for ‘All Night.’ It didn’t take her long to write the lyrics, and from there, it was just a matter of perfecting the production. I’m really happy with psy-trance influence and a melody reminiscent of old dance tracks from when I was young

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Niles Hollowell-Dhar is a globally acclaimed artist who originally began in hip-hop and moved into pop music with the 2010 global smash “Like A G6.” From there, he transitioned into dance music, producing tracks like the 2013 hit “Tsunami.” Next, he launched his own artist project, KSHMR, and took the scene by storm with 10 Beatport #1, such as “Wildcard” and KSHMR’s most streamed hit to date – “Secrets”‘ with Tiësto. After releasing his debut album “Harmonica Andromeda,” he firmly cemented his reputation as one of the most dynamic and diverse acts in global electronic music, gaining DJ Mag’s prestigious “Best Live Act” award. As a pioneer and music enthusiast who values creative freedom, he created his Dharma Worldwide label in 2017 and, subsequently, Dharma Studio in 2020, where producers can find his tutorials and sound packs. His sound pack series “Sounds of KSHMR” is among the most used in modern music, and his latest release, “Sounds of KSHMR” Vol. 4′ debuted as the #1 pack on Splice and has remained in the Top 10 since. In 2023 we saw KSHMR release his eagerly anticipated collaboration with MC Stan “Haath Varthi,” taken from his album “KARAM,” which dropped in November 2023 and featured the biggest artists in Indian hip-hop. 

Meet gritney, the rebellious alter ego of EDM’s enchanting vocalist, Sarah de Warren. A maverick who defied the rules from her school days, gritney’s journey pulses with an unyielding passion for music cultivated in solitude, self-taught in production and songwriting within the sanctuary of her teenage bedroom. Relocating to Manchester at 18, she immersed herself in the vibrant rave scene, finding her muse in trance and techno. In the electronic music realm, gritney’s distinctive voice cut through the noise on SoundCloud, earning her recognition from industry giants. Signed as a songwriter with Ultra, she crafted beats for Kaskade, Gareth Emery, KSHMR, Nicky Romero, and more, with her vocals elevating Eli Brown‘s festival anthem ‘Be The One’ to dance scene acclaim. Unapologetically mischievous and armed with strong opinions, gritney invites all to engage in the discourse around her artistry. With collaborations on the horizon with KSHMR, Maddix, Eli Brown, Valentino Khan, and Discolines, gritney’s artist journey is unfolding – a riveting tale yet to reach its crescendo. Watch this space for your next favorite sound.

 

KSHMR‘s North America Club Tour (Tickets): 

Feb 09 – Echostage – Washington, DC 
Feb 10 – Rebel – Toronto, ON 
Feb 16 – 1015 Folsom – San Francisco, CA
Feb 17 – Nova – San Diego, CA 
Feb 23 – TBC
Feb 24 – Big Night Live – Boston, MA 
Mar 01 – Harbour Event & Convention Center – Vancouver, BC 
Mar 02 – PRYSM Nightclub – Chicago, IL
Mar 08 – Academy – Los Angeles, CA 
Mar 09 – Exchange – Los Angeles, CA
Mar 15 – New City Gas – Montreal, QC 
Mar 16 – Harrah’s Resort – Atlantic City, NJ 
Mar 29 – NOTO – Houston, TX 
Mar 30 – Great Hall at Avant Gardner – Brooklyn, NY 
Apr 05 – The Church Nightclub – Denver, CO