Dynamic Performers: Live Vocals & Pure Energy!

ASH HALO first came to life in early 2020 when Sara and Dave combined their musical talents to create a fresh blend of electronic music.

Sara has co-written hits with EDM heavyweights like Excision, Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE, and Liquid Stranger, amassing millions of streams.
Dave’s background in electronic pop blends perfectly with Sara’s bass-driven style, forming a duo skilled in writing, producing, singing, and delivering powerful live performances.

With releases on Subsidia (Excision), Play Me Records (Reid Speed),
and Speed World (Haus of Panda), ASH HALO has already explored multiple genres with their growing catalogue. They continue to make their mark by bringing their live performances to major festivals like Bass Canyon, Lost Lands, and Shambhala Music Festival.

As they head into 2025, ASH HALO is set to release new music across various genres, starting November 1st, 2024, with new tracks dropping every month through spring 2025. With big festival bookings ahead, they’re ready to keep pushing their sound to new heights.

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The Story Behind “Can’t Help Myself”

“Can’t Help Myself” is a haunting yet beautiful dive into the feeling of losing control while trying to hold it all together. Inspired by Can’t Help Myself—a 2016 art installation by Sun Yuan and Peng Yu—the song mirrors the relentless cycle of a machine programmed to
sustain itself, endlessly trying to contain a fluid that keeps slipping away. The installation’s desperate, almost human-like struggle became the perfect metaphor for the song’s emotional weight.

Set alongside melancholy piano and synths, the almost robotic verses carry a deep sense of longing, while the chorus’ explode into an emotion-infused wave of melodic bass. The contrast between fragility and force makes “Can’t Help Myself” both cathartic and devastating, capturing the weight of fighting a battle you can’t seem to win. That raw emotion is felt in every note, pulling the listener into a world where beauty and collapse exist side by side.

“Can’t Help Myself” is for anyone who’s ever felt trapped in a loop—pushing forward, breaking down, and still refusing to stop.