TELYKAST has reunited with Canadian singer-songwriter LORYN for their new single, “Better When You’re Gone.”
The track was released through Lost In Dreams Records.
It marks their second collaboration and combines euphoric progressive house production with emotionally driven vocals.
The song explores the emotional release that comes after heartbreak.
It focuses on the process of reclaiming a stronger version of yourself after realizing that letting go may be the right choice.
TELYKAST Builds an Emotional Progressive House Sound
“Better When You’re Gone” places LORYN’s expressive vocals at the center of the production.
Her performance moves between soft melodic passages and powerful vocal moments, giving the track a strong sense of vulnerability and release.
The vocals sit over smooth melodies and piano-led soundscapes.
From there, the arrangement gradually rises into stutterhouse-inspired climaxes, atmospheric vocal textures, and expansive horn melodies.
The combination gives the track a balance between emotional songwriting and euphoric dance production.
It allows the song to move from intimate moments toward a larger, more uplifting finish.
A Second Collaboration Between TELYKAST and LORYN
The new single continues the chemistry first established by TELYKAST and LORYN on “The Good Part.”
Released the previous year, their first collaboration has accumulated 1.59 million streams and received support from artists including Illenium, Frank Walker, Morgan Page, Lucas & Steve, and Martin Garrix.
This second release takes their collaboration further.
Instead of simply repeating the formula from their first track, the artists build another emotional story around a more reflective approach to heartbreak.
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TELYKAST Continues Its Vocal-Driven Direction
TELYKAST has developed its identity around vocal-led melodic and progressive house.
The Los Angeles-based duo focuses on creating euphoric music designed to connect emotionally with listeners.
Their catalog has also produced several No. 1 records on US Dance Radio.
These include “Super Powers,” “Unbreakable,” “You Got Me,” “Body To Body,” and “Feel Again.”
LORYN Brings Her Alt-Pop Perspective
Raised in Vancouver, LORYN has established herself as a Canadian singer-songwriter with roots in the alt-pop space.
She has also expanded her work through collaborations with artists from the dance music scene.
Her catalog includes collaborations with Boston Bun, VisionV, and Warriner.
She also worked with Rudimental on “Stand By,” which has reached 13.74 million streams and received radio support from BBC Radio 1 and George FM.
“Better When You’re Gone” Turns Heartbreak Into Release
At its core, the song looks at the moment when someone begins to see a past relationship from a different perspective.
It reflects on the difficulty of understanding certain emotions while a relationship is still unfolding.
The song also explores the realization that constantly trying to save a relationship may not always be the right answer.
Sometimes, moving forward requires accepting that letting go can be healthier than continuing to hold on.
For TELYKAST, the release also carries personal significance as their first song with Lost In Dreams and Insomniac.
The duo sees the release as a long-awaited opportunity to work with the label while reuniting with LORYN.
With “Better When You’re Gone,” TELYKAST and LORYN turn a difficult emotional experience into an uplifting progressive house record.
The result connects heartbreak, vulnerability, and personal growth through a polished vocal-driven production.
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