Jermaine Fleur chases future love on irresistible summer groove 'All I Need'

If you’re searching for the song that perfectly captures the glow of golden hour and the rush of new possibilities, look no further than Jermaine Fleur’s shimmering new single 'All I Need'. Fresh off the success of his debut solo track 'For One Day', this Amsterdam-born artist doubles down on soulful charm, dreamy nostalgia, and pure dancefloor magnetism.

With production from hitmaker Tariq Pijning (whose fingerprints are all over cuts by Sam Feldt and Kygo), 'All I Need' moves like a neon-lit convertible along a coastal highway. Fleur’s vocals glide effortlessly over plush basslines and sparkling synth flourishes, evoking the effortless romance of a perfect summer night. It’s equal parts throwback disco shimmer and forward-thinking pop polish, bridging decades while feeling undeniably now.

Lyrically, Fleur is playing with time itself. Instead of writing to someone sitting across the room, he sings to a love who hasn’t yet arrived, like a cosmic invitation waiting to be answered. Lines unfurl with a breezy warmth, radiating optimism and tender yearning in equal measure.

It’s a track that understands the secret to a great summer anthem: the ability to be both intimate and anthemic. You can spin it alone at sunrise and feel wistful, or blast it at a rooftop party and feel unstoppable.

'All I Need' is a love letter to possibility itself, wrapped in glittering production and Fleur’s magnetic charisma. In a world often weighed down by overthinking and heartbreak, Jermaine offers a simple, universal reminder that joy, connection, and a groove that doesn’t quit might be all we really need.