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- June 10, 2022
SAN HOLO & JAI WOLF SHARE NEW SINGLE “WE WILL MEET AGAIN”
Electronic music mainstays San Holo (Sander van Dijck) and Jai Wolf (Sajeeb Saha) have come together to create their first musical collaboration. “We Will Meet Again” premiered on June 1 and is already looking out to become one of their biggest hits. The song is the ideal lo-fi, soothing, techno song for long summer nights.
The song was released just days before their June 8 concert at the historic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, getting the fans hyphy for the show.
“After announcing our co-headline Red Rocks show, we both knew a song had to be written. We both kept an open mind going into the writing process and fed off each others’ ideas very naturally. Initially, I recorded the vocals as a demo, with the idea of having someone else sing this song. But we decided to keep my vocals for this one. I’m normally not one for guitar solos, I’m really happy I got to add one here. I hope this song will put you in your feels.”
Jai Wolf
This project was a huge challenge for Wolf that urged him to step out of his comfort zone and venture into a completely new musical direction with this song. He drew the inspiration for the emotional lyrics from events of the past two years, which made him “realize that life may never go exactly according to plan, but the thought of cherished friendships and being with your family are ways to get you through tough times.”
You can have the chance to see both musicians live and in action during their summer tours:
San Holo will be touring throughout the summer and early fall, including support dates with Odesza and festival appearances at Breakaway, Firefly and Lost in Dreams. Get more info on tour dates here. Check out his latest album, “bb u ok?,” featuring 11 remixes from various top artists in the scene.
You can catch Jai Wolf this summer at Seattle’s Capitol Hill Block Party, HARD Summer in San Bernardino, Calif., and Illfest in Austin. He is at work on his sophomore album, which will be the follow-up to 2019s “The Cure to Loneliness”.
