Watch: Kiesza teams up with Sugar Jesus for “Heaven Ain’t Calling”
Dance star Kiesza is back with new single “Heaven Ain’t Calling” featuring Sugar Jesus.
The star, who had a huge breakthrough hit with ‘Hideaway’, returns to the house-infected pop sound that made her a global star. “Heaven Ain’t Calling” is the first taster from Kiesza’s upcoming new album. The video for the track is described by the star as ‘a futuristic spaghetti western film noir’.
On the new single, Kiesza comments, “People step onto the dance floor to be themselves, whether they seek to disconnect or are in search of a deeper connection with others. It unlocks a part of ourselves that often lies dormant in our daily lives. The dance floor offers an escape from a world that tries to funnel people down the same cookie-cutter pathways, even though no one is built for the same path.”
She continues, “A friend of mine once said, ‘If none of my friends are going to Heaven, I just want to go where they’re going’. It made me think about the oppression that can come with self-expression and the courage it takes to wake up every day and be completely yourself. In ‘Heaven Ain’t Calling,’ the underlying message I’m conveying is that nothing will stop me from being exactly who and what I was created to be. And if Heaven Ain’t Calling me, I’m going where all the people go!”
2024 marks 10 years since the release of ‘Hideaway’, which reached number 1 in the UK and launched Kiesza’s debut album ‘Sound of a Woman’. ‘Hideaway’ inspired collaborations with artists ranging from Diplo to Duran Duran.
Dance star Kiesza is back with new single “Heaven Ain’t Calling” featuring Sugar Jesus.
The star, who had a huge breakthrough hit with ‘Hideaway’, returns to the house-infected pop sound that made her a global star. “Heaven Ain’t Calling” is the first taster from Kiesza’s upcoming new album. The video for the track is described by the star as ‘a futuristic spaghetti western film noir’.
On the new single, Kiesza comments, “People step onto the dance floor to be themselves, whether they seek to disconnect or are in search of a deeper connection with others. It unlocks a part of ourselves that often lies dormant in our daily lives. The dance floor offers an escape from a world that tries to funnel people down the same cookie-cutter pathways, even though no one is built for the same path.”
She continues, “A friend of mine once said, ‘If none of my friends are going to Heaven, I just want to go where they’re going’. It made me think about the oppression that can come with self-expression and the courage it takes to wake up every day and be completely yourself. In ‘Heaven Ain’t Calling,’ the underlying message I’m conveying is that nothing will stop me from being exactly who and what I was created to be. And if Heaven Ain’t Calling me, I’m going where all the people go!”
2024 marks 10 years since the release of ‘Hideaway’, which reached number 1 in the UK and launched Kiesza’s debut album ‘Sound of a Woman’. ‘Hideaway’ inspired collaborations with artists ranging from Diplo to Duran Duran.
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