Sarah de Warren has been moving nonstop across the global club circuit, with recent stops in Honolulu, Rotterdam, Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Singapore, and London.
Each city added to an intense run of performances that kept her deeply connected to the dancefloor.
Now, she takes a brief step back from the road.
In that pause, she shifts her focus toward new music and introduces her latest single, Breathing Underwater.
This time, she collaborates with Craig Connelly under his CIRCA96 alias, shifting toward a more trance-inspired direction.
While her recent tracks leaned into bold, mainstage techno energy, this release takes a different path.
It reconnects with her roots and highlights a more emotional side of her artistry.
Her vocals glide over the production with a soft yet powerful presence, revealing a deeper layer of vulnerability without losing intensity.
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The track explores themes of devotion, surrender, and limitless love.
Through expressive lyrics and immersive sound design, it creates a sense of escape that resonates both emotionally and physically.
This balance allows the track to connect with listeners beyond the dancefloor.
On the production side, Craig Connelly adds depth and movement.
He builds the track around shimmering arpeggios, flowing synth layers, and a steady pulse.
These elements support Sarah’s vocal performance while expanding the emotional reach of the record.
As the third single from her upcoming six-track Summer 2026 EP, Breathing Underwater signals a broader artistic direction.
It blends club energy with heartfelt storytelling, offering a refined and expressive listening experience across streaming platforms.
