Paris-based producer and DJ harrry—one half of the acclaimed electronic duo SuperParka—dives into the alt-pop realm with his latest single, 'all i had', featuring rising artist sugah. A hazy yet powerful anthem, the track showcases harrry’s signature genre-blurring approach, fusing indie nostalgia with bold, contemporary production.
With a wall of reverb-drenched guitars reminiscent of Beabadoobee and a hypnotic drum break that could sit comfortably on a Tame Impala record, 'all i had' masterfully balances intimacy and stadium-scale energy. “It’s a powerful pop anthem, yet vulnerable,” harrry explains, describing sugah’s soft, Clairo-esque vocals floating over the track’s expansive soundscape.
harrry’s solo project has been steadily evolving, embracing live instrumentation and sample-driven experimentation across collaborations with artists from New York, London, and Paris. His debut single different, made with LYAM, blended falsetto vocals with experimental hip-hop, while said so (ft. LEGZDINA) delivered a rapid-fire burst of inventive rap over a raw, bass-heavy groove.
Now, 'all i had' marks the next step in harrry’s sonic journey—a dreamy yet hard-hitting glimpse of what’s to come in 2025. If this track is any indication, harrry’s unpredictable musical evolution is just getting started.
