CamelPhat, Kotiēr, and Yellowitz Release Awaited ID, "Goddess"
The shadowy slow-burn arrives via CamelPhat's When Stars Align.
Rachel Narozniak
With a saunter that mimics the rhythm of waves kissing the shore, “Goddess” is a study in sensual build and release that’s tantalized dance floors for months. Anchored by Yellowitz’s universal concession – “I’m only human” – the collaboration between CamelPhat, Kotiēr, and the British singer-songwriter carries a weightiness and a smoky, brooding ambiance that naturally commands attention. It’s no wonder, then, that the nearly five-minute number built a reputation well before its official release via CamelPhat’s label, When Stars Align.
“Super happy to finally drop this one. Loads asking in the DMs for the ID & always getting a great reaction on first play,” the duo wrote on Instagram. Listen below.
“Goddess” caps off CamelPhat's steady stream of singles, which started with a set of “Bugged Out” remixes and grew to include highlights like their spin on Layton Giordani, Linney, and Sarah de Warren’s “Act of God,” and “Waste my time” with Kölsch. For Kotiēr, it’s yet another reason why the rising melodic house and techno producer’s name should top all artists-to-watch in 2026 lists.
"Goddess" is out now via When Stars Align. Buy it on Beatport.
