Cade Huseby drops new single

Hailing from Los Angeles, Cade Huseby is the rising indie pop sensation making his own brand of infectiously catchy music with relatable storytelling lyricism filtered through a queer lens. Characterised by his floating, delicate and hook-driven vocal lines, he offers a memorable style of shimmering electronic pop music that’s resonated with scores of listeners around the world.

Taking influence from artists such as Grimes, LOONA and Troye Sivan, Cade Huseby crafts a cutting edge style with bags of commercial appeal. With his live shows, his captivating energy translates into his alluring stage presence which has seen him perform at some of LA’s most iconic music venues including The Whisky A Go Go and The Wayfarer.

With his studio music, he made his introduction in 2020 with the release of his debut single “Something Real” which he followed up with his first full-length record, Algorithm, the next year. After dropping two new singles this year with “Existential” and “Someone”, he now brings us his latest work with the recent track titled “Afterlight”.

Written in May of this year, as perhaps his most personal work to date in sharing his own vulnerabilities in sonic form, he showcased the single for two months at live gigs before feeling ready enough to record and release it. Recorded at Nightbird Studios in West Hollywood, Cade linked up with producer Pizzaccio to infuse the soundtrack with impactful pop energy, resulting in his most spellbinding work so far.

Following the story of a lover being transported into an alternate dimension of love and light after an encounter, “Afterlight” is metaphorically themed on the artist’s own fears of being vulnerable. Once again showcasing his songwriting talent and performance panache, with “Afterlight” Cade Huseby shares an instantly memorable song that’s bound to engage listeners via pure artistic flair.

Listen to Afterlight below