TSHA Keeps Summer Alive With Euphoric New House Single “All Night Long”
TSHA closes out festival season with "All Night Long," a warm, club-ready house single out now on Major Recordings/Warner Records.
TSHA isn’t letting summer go without a fight. The London producer dropped her new single “All Night Long” on Friday via Major Recordings/Warner Records, and it’s exactly what the title promises: a warm, propulsive house cut built for the hours when nobody’s checking their phone. If you’ve been waiting for one last proper festival-season anthem before the sweaters come out, this is probably it.
The track follows her recent single “Tell Me” with Pollena, and the rollout is already going well: BBC Radio 1’s Dance Anthems picked it up, with TSHA stepping in for a live mix on Charlie Hedges’ show. Clash described the single as “an ode to rave transcendence,” which sounds a little grand on paper — until you actually hear the drop and get it. According to the announcement, the production leans into a polished, club-ready groove while keeping the warmth that’s run through her music since the start.
That warmth is kind of TSHA’s whole thing. She broke out on Ninja Tune with the “OnlyL” EP back in 2021, racking up co-signs from Annie Mac and Bonobo along the way — and the label she came up on is still in fine form, having just released Carlita’s sophomore album ‘Telepathy’ this week. Now, on the Warner side of the fence, she’s aiming squarely at bigger rooms without sanding off what made her sets special in the first place.
She’s earned the victory lap, too. Her summer run included Beyond The Pale in Dublin and FVDED In The Park in Surrey, plus headline shows in San Francisco, Miami and Brooklyn. And she’s not slowing down: the fall calendar takes her through Ibiza, Berlin, Amsterdam and Portugal before a Sydney date in November. So if “All Night Long” ends up soundtracking your next late one, there’s a decent chance you’ll get to hear it from the source before the year’s out.
Is it reinventing house music? No — and it’s not trying to. It’s TSHA doing what she does best: big feelings, bigger grooves, zero filler. Press play and see how far into the night it takes you.
