Skepsis and Raphaella Reunite on Crucast for 'Feels Like Gold'
Following the success of 'One Last Tear' and 'Let Me Go', Skepsis continues to build towards his biggest project yet with the return of a proven creative partnership.
For more than a decade, Skepsis has been one of the UK's most recognisable names in electronic music, but his current chapter feels like his most significant yet. Having established himself as a leading Drum & Bass artist with roots firmly planted in the Bassline and UK Bass scene, he's now building towards the release of his long-awaited album. Following the emotional introduction of 'One Last Tear' and the vocal-led energy of 'Let Me Go', the campaign continues with 'Feels Like Gold', a reunion with Raphaella that already feels destined to become another standout moment in his catalogue.
The collaboration marks the pair's first studio release together since 2022's 'Know What It Means', a record that has since amassed almost 7 million Spotify streams and became a fan favourite across clubs, festivals and streaming platforms. Rather than simply revisiting past success, 'Feels Like Gold' shows the progression of a partnership that has grown alongside both artists. As Skepsis continues to evolve creatively, Raphaella once again brings the songwriting and vocal performance that have made her one of dance music's most sought-after collaborators.
For Raphaella, the release adds another chapter to an already remarkable career. With more than 400 million streams across her catalogue and collaborations spanning Rudimental, Wilkinson, MK, Gorgon City, Armin van Buuren and many more, she has become one of the UK's most respected electronic vocalists and songwriters. Her ability to elevate records across multiple genres has made her a natural fit within Skepsis' expanding musical world.
As anticipation continues to build around the forthcoming album, 'Feels Like Gold' further establishes the direction of the campaign. It's another statement from an artist entering the biggest era of his career, balancing the underground credibility that first built his reputation with the wider appeal that has seen him achieve chart success, headline festivals around the world and become one of the defining names in modern Drum & Bass.
