James Hype Drops New Single "Waterfalls" Featuring Sam Harper and Bobby Harvey

James Hype returns today with "Waterfalls", his latest single featuring Sam Harper and Bobby Harvey, out now via Island Records. 

The release lands at the height of a career-defining summer for the UK producer and DJ, delivering a track designed for the mainstage but rooted in the precision of club culture.

Waterfalls wastes no time. The energy is immediate, driven by a sharp percussive framework and a propulsive tempo that reflects Hype's signature sound. Sam Harper’s vocal hook, “Let it all flow and give me waterfalls,” offers a euphoric release and brings a soaring vocal presence that feels perfectly aligned with the sonic architecture of the track. 

Bobby Harvey, known for his crisp production sensibility, rounds out the trio. Together, they create a record that feels both tailored for immediacy and built to last. It is music with staying power, constructed not just for TikTok drops or playlist placements but for DJs and dancers who want something with weight and function.

This single follows the momentum of "Don’t Wake Me Up", a track that has already pulled close to 20 million streams and found rotation across global festival sets. That release hinted at Hype’s evolving palette. Waterfalls confirms it. The sound is faster, the tension tighter, the dynamics bigger. Yet despite the scale, there is a refined minimalism in the arrangement that keeps the energy locked in and effective.

James Hype has built a reputation not just on hits but on technical mastery. His live sets, especially under his new audiovisual show concept SYNC, are structured like narratives. Visuals are mapped in real time to his intricate multi-deck mixes. Now deep into a 16-week residency at Hï Ibiza, Hype is performing these shows weekly to packed crowds that are already hearing Waterfalls in its natural environment.

Looking forward, James Hype is set to play Space Miami on Halloween before heading to Zouk Las Vegas and EDC Orlando in November. Major UK headline shows are expected to be announced soon. Meanwhile, his label Stereohype continues to support emerging artists and cultivate a growing catalog of club tools and crossover hits.