ALLKNIGHT Drops Reflective Two-Track Release ‘How Did We Make It Here / Afterthought’
Out Wednesday 4th March.
Colorize welcomes back ALLKNIGHT with ‘How Did We Make It Here / Afterthought’, an emotionally rich and two-track release landing 4th March. Building on her growing momentum with the label, the release captures the producer, songwriter and DJ at her most assured - balancing vulnerability with undeniable dancefloor energy.
‘How Did We Make It Here’ unfolds through glowing synth textures and a steady, driving groove. Anchored by songwriting, the track rises with a subtle but powerful lift, pairing emotional depth with late-night propulsion. It’s a statement of intent from an artist confidently stepping into her own sound.
On the flip side, ‘Afterthought’ turns inward. Softer harmonic details and a lingering emotional pull create a more reflective atmosphere, highlighting ALLKNIGHT’s ability to craft music that resonates beyond the club. Together, the two tracks showcase the duality that defines her evolving artistry - atmospheric and melodic, yet grounded in rhythm and movement.
Originally gaining recognition as a vocalist and songwriter, ALLKNIGHT has entered a new chapter in recent years, focusing on producing her own material and developing her identity as a DJ. This creative independence has shaped a distinct sonic identity - blending melodic house textures, emotive storytelling, and immersive sound design with natural dancefloor appeal.
Fresh from touring alongside Marsh and performing at iconic venues including Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Webster Hall, and The Fonda Theatre, ALLKNIGHT continues to cement her presence within the global melodic scene. Additional appearances at Colorize Bournemouth and Amsterdam Dance Event further signal her rising profile.
Her growing catalogue spans releases on Colorize, Monstercat, Anjunadeep and This Never Happened, alongside standout collaborations including ‘Rabbit Hole’ with Marsh, ‘Heaven’ with PALASTIC, and ‘Sanctuary’ with Le Youth. Following her debut solo EP ‘Should’ve Known Better’ in 2025, she is set to support Audien at his ‘Progressive House Never Died’ London show this March - another milestone in her rapid ascent.
