OFFAIAH, Ekonovah and 7KY Push Vocal House Forward with ‘Save My Soul’

OFFAIAH returns to ALL FIRE with ‘Save My Soul’, joining forces with Arizona’s Ekonovah and futuristic vocalist-producer 7KY. The result is a bass-driven, vocal-led house track that connects emotional storytelling with heavy club momentum. Buy/Stream it here. 

Produced remotely over several months, the collaboration came together through a series of late-night sessions and cross-continent calls. The track’s defining moment arrived just before OFFAIAH’s show in Austin, when he added soaring pads to the second drop, transforming it into a peak-time weapon.

Lyrically, ‘Save My Soul’ explores inner duality and temptation, with 7KY’s haunting vocal capturing a struggle between light and shadow. “It dives into the chaos of inner duality,” says 7KY. “It is about embracing both sides of yourself. You can be holy and a ghost at the same time, and still be a divine being.”

OFFAIAH explains how the collaboration formed. “I have been a big fan of Ekonovah for a while. He has an incredible knack for producing groovy, danceable yet hard-hitting basslines and polishing them off with high-end technical production. Similarly, 7KY’s cinematic, almost psychedelic vocal style caught my attention. I reached out on Instagram, and the conversation led to a collaboration I was so excited to get stuck into.”

For Ekonovah, it was a full-circle moment. “I remember walking to one of my first gigs at Arizona State listening to OFFAIAH’s music, drumming along on my leg to get hyped for the show. When we started writing Save My Soul, it felt like things had come around in a big way. Around that time, I was also finishing a song with 7KY, so the creative energy was flowing. Between the three of us, it just felt right.”

The song’s message mirrors its construction. “It is about the freedom you find when you let go,” adds OFFAIAH. “We laid the vocal vulnerability over powerful, uplifting instrumentation so that when the drop hits, it feels like a release. The takeaway is that music lifts you out of the chaos and makes you dance.”

Ekonovah continues his creative evolution, stepping beyond his Tech House roots into a wider sound shaped by emotion and innovation. Known for releases on Revealed, Space Yacht and hau5trap, and for live appearances at EDC Las Vegas, Ministry of Sound and Beyond Wonderland, he is entering a new multi-genre phase.

7KY stands out for his surreal, cinematic songwriting, fusing psychedelic pop with futuristic electronic sounds. His vocal brings human warmth to a digital world, adding a unique presence to the track.

‘Save My Soul’ builds on the success of OFFAIAH’s last ALL FIRE single ‘The Pressure’ with Kyle Kinch, which earned support from Tiësto, MK, ALOK and EDX. Together, these releases mark an artist and a label continuing to shape their own space in modern house music, uniting underground intensity with crossover appeal.

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