All Of Us feat. Ollie Gabriel [Single + Remixes]

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1.	All Of Us 03:02 video	buy track
2.	All Of Us (Extended Mix) 05:02	buy track
3.	All Of Us (Phil Fuldner Remix) 07:09	buy track
4.	All Of Us (BRUX Remix) 04:35	buy track
5.	All Of Us (The Goods Remix) 04:01	buy track
6.	All Of Us (Wongo Remix) 06:11	buy track
7.	All Of Us (Instrumental) 03:02	buy track

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Australian trio PNAU are promptly stoking the flames for their hungry fans with their next epic creation ‘All Of Us’ – an undeniable dance anthem, as euphoric as it is energetic. Forever progressing their style and sound, PNAU welcome US singer Ollie Gabriel into the creative fold for the first time as feature artist, delivering a soulful vocal, urging people to come together, be free and lose themselves to dance.

PNAU’s Nick Littlemore explains the meaning behind the song, “’All Of Us’ is in essence what PNAU has always stood for; togetherness. I found this feeling as a young teen on the warehouse floors of rave parties and clubs of the underground. As kids in an adult scene we were taken in by the older, wiser revellers; we were open eyed and filled with wonderment. In those places, those hidden spaces, we found acceptance and love. It’s that feeling, doing what humans from all cultures have done since the dawn of time - we danced. Just like Havelock Ellis had understood, that the ritual of dance is really the most human instinct of all, and dance is full of love and creativity. This song speaks to that sensation. This is our ode to the ritual that we’ve in so many ways dedicated our lives to. You don’t need to know the steps or be an expert; you just need to lose yourself to dance.”

Littlemore came across Ollie Gabriel on a random night out in his adopted home of Los Angeles. “I was instantly drawn to him and his energy,” he explains. Hailing from Louisiana, Ollie Gabriel was inspired by a diverse musical upbringing. He started playing piano and writing songs when he was only 8 years old. After high school he joined the army to pay for college, and was activated twice to go to Iraq post 9/11. Ollie most recently graced US prime time TV on NBC’s Songland performing for guest judge John Legend. Prior to this, Ollie broke out with a European radio hit in 2017 with his single ‘Running Man’.

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released August 30, 2019

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