Published on August 19th, 2024 | by Just Jay

Wuki drops summer festival anthem “Rave Day (Happy)”

Following the ongoing global success of “Sunshine (My Girl),” Wuki delivers a carefree track titled “Rave Day (Happy),” out on August 2. Currently supported by the likes of Diplo, Oliver Heldens, Afrojack, and Joel Corry, “Rave Day (Happy)” perfectly captures the high-energy excitement that many festival enthusiasts crave, transforming any moment into an impromptu dance party and inviting everyone, regardless of age, to hit the dancefloor.

Indicative of his knack for sonic alchemy, the song layers a melodic sample above a plucky rave-style synth. Between the dancefloor-ready drops, a highly hummable pop hook instantly transfixes. Once again, he breaks boundaries by refreshing and re-upping nineties rave energy with 21st-century gloss.

“It’s a happier-sounding dance record, and the vibe is brighter. You could picture driving with your sunglasses on as it plays! A lot of people don’t make upbeat major key dance music anymore, and that was my favorite stuff when I started going to raves as a teenager. I wanted ‘Rave Day (Happy)’ to be nostalgic and current at the same time,” Wuki says.

With a rich history in diverse musical genres and an unwavering passion for originality, Wuki consistently delivers groundbreaking tracks that push boundaries. His ‘Beats I Can’t Release’ segments have become a viral sensation, amassing a highly engaged fanbase of over 1.5 million across social media. “Sunshine (My Girl)” has garnered over 80 million streams and received strong support from industry giants like FISHER, Tiësto, Oliver Heldens, Armin Van Buuren, Martin Garrix, Chris Lake, and more. Wuki’s ability to seamlessly blend genres and connect with major audiences has solidified his status as an influential figure in the dance music community.

While Wuki has an undeniable talent for remixes and flips, “Rave Day (Happy)” marks his first original track on Thrive Music. Dedicated to his fans who show up bright-eyed and ready to party at every one of his shows, the song is a sonic simulation for a rave day, from pre-festival jitters to the euphoric arrival to the venue. Its contagious energy resonates not only with festival-goers but with anyone seeking an instant serotonin boost. If you’re looking for a good time, you’ll find it in the rolling basslines of “Rave Day (Happy).”

About Wuki

Wuki is Kris Barman, a Denver-based DJ/Producer known for his genre-blending style. His catalog has generated an impressive 400M+ global artist streams to date. His remixing skills have turned heads internationally, including his Grammy-nominated remix of Miley Cyrus’ “Mother’s Daughter”.

Additionally, Wuki has built a highly engaged fanbase with over 1.5M+ in combined social following. With 160 episodes, “beats I can’t release” has become a highly anticipated content series among his fans garnering over 200M+ views.

Recently his single “Edge of Seventeen” has garnered over 130M+ global streams and help the #1 position on the main Beatport chart for several weeks – the track has garnered 1M streams on Peloton alone, was played in over 500 classes, and liked more than 27K times.

His viral release “Sunshine (My Girl)” has garnered over 76M+ global streams, and the sound for “Sunshine (My Girl)” has been used over 600K times across all social platforms and generated over 1.5B+ views.