Electro-pop maestro KARLK is back, bringing fresh vibes with his latest single "Stay," featuring the captivating vocals of GuitK. This track is the second offering from KARLK’s much-anticipated EP Silent Echoes, a project that showcases his ability to blend deep house rhythms with tropical house and electro-pop influences. After achieving global success with hits like "What I Want" (in collaboration with OFENBACH), "Daydreamer," and "Jeff"—each amassing millions of streams—KARLK is stepping back into the limelight with a refined sound that marries electronic grooves with folk nuances.
"Stay" is an infectious deep house track, where GuitK's soulful vocals glide effortlessly over KARLK’s intricate production. The song captures a perfect balance between dancefloor energy and emotional depth, making it an ideal anthem for both late-night drives and sun-soaked beach parties. As the beats pulsate and the tropical house elements shimmer, it becomes clear that KARLK has crafted a tune that will resonate with fans of electronic music across the globe.
KARLK’s journey in music began at a young age, taking a self-taught route that led him to master multiple instruments, including guitar, drums, and piano. His passion for experimentation with Ableton Live has enabled him to create a unique sound, blending genres from chill to electro-pop, with deep house and folk inflections. This versatility has earned him partnerships with major labels like Universal Music, PIAS, and Times Records, and a spot on the stages of renowned European festivals such as Lakedance and Transmusicales.
With Silent Echoes, KARLK is not only reaffirming his place in the electronic music scene but also expanding his artistic horizons. "Stay" is a testament to his evolution, combining his signature electronic sound with a fresh, hybrid style that fans new and old will surely appreciate. As the EP rolls out, KARLK’s ability to create music that both moves the body and touches the soul will undoubtedly secure his status as a leading figure in the electro-pop and deep house genres.
