ROBIN SCHULZ
Shares New Single
‘ALL THIS LOVE’
(FEAT. HARLOE)
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After making history recently as the first German artist ever with more than 2 billion YouTube views on his channel, Robin Schulz today releases his new single. Aptly called All This Love, the track is a collaboration with Harloe (real name Jessica Karpov), a songwriter from L.A. who previously co-wrote songs for the likes of Britney Spears, Charli XCX and Kelly Clarkson.
Stream and download the track HERE.
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Sitting in a cheap hotel in the dead of night, she ponders on the trials and tribulations of a great love: “And if we have to say goodbye ‘cause it’s for the best / What are we gonna do with all this love?“, Harloe wonders, while Robin Schulz’ signature Deep House vibes make for a beautiful and evocative soundtrack. The accompanying music video, shot in Bangkok, is due for release on May 9.
All This Love (feat. Harloe) is Robin Schulz’ second post – Uncovered single and follows Speechless. Officially certified gold in Germany, this single has racked up over 130 million global streams and 25 million views on YouTube so far, reached #2 on the German Airplay Charts, #6 in the European Airplay Charts, #18 in the Global Shazam Charts, #110 in the Global Spotify Charts, was #5 in the US Mediabase Dance Airplay Charts and #14 in the Billboard Dance/Mixshow Airplay Charts.
Robin Schulz, who just peaked at #49 in this year’s Billboard Dance 100, will play at the UN “Play it Out – A call to action on Ocean Plastic“ festival in the Caribbean island of Aruba on June 1st. Lead by the President of the UN General Assembly, Maria Fernanda Espinosa, the concert aims to raise awareness for the 15 million tons of plastic litter that are dumped into the ocean each year. Headlined by Ashanti, the event will see performances by international artists such as St. Lucia, Bomba Estéreo, Nico & Vinz, Rocky Dawuni as well as local musicians. Additionally, the concert will feature an array of speakers including dignitaries, policymakers, celebrities, and representatives from the scientific, philanthropic and academic communities. The event can be followed online HERE.
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