all I need is you

A melodic house collaboration from Given Peace and Fulminate, carried by emotional vocals and an expansive melodic arc.

all I need is you cover art by Given Peace

Released August 1, 2025, all I need is you is melodic house at its core. Given Peace and Fulminate build the track around emotional vocals, a memorable central melody and a steady house pulse, allowing the feeling in the topline to lead without losing its dance-floor movement.

About the original version

The original is not a bass-music track. Its identity comes from melodic-house songwriting: warm harmony, emotional vocal phrasing and an arrangement that opens gradually around the hook. The groove keeps it grounded in house while the production leaves enough space for the vocal and melody to feel intimate in headphones as well as expansive in a late-night set.

That melodic-house foundation is what connects this release to the separately produced all I need is you (VIP). The VIP retains the recognizable melody and vocals, adapts them to a faster BPM, and rebuilds the rhythm section, beat, arrangement and production as melodic drum & bass. Its separate artwork and ISRC reflect a genuinely different recording rather than a duplicate of the original.

Release details

  • Artists: Given Peace and Fulminate
  • Release date: August 1, 2025
  • Genre: Melodic house
  • ISRC: CALVP2554399
  • Credits: A collaboration by Given Peace and Fulminate
  • Copyright: ℗ 2025 Given Peace

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More from Given Peace

Hear the melodic drum & bass VIP, continue with itallgoesaway for melodic, emotional 4x4 UKG, or play anything4u for cinematic drum & bass with an orchestral build and heavy drop. Browse the complete Given Peace music catalog, or contact Given Peace for bookings, collaborations, press and licensing.

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