Single out now: Ray Dalton "Go That High"

With his unmistakable blend of pop, R&B, and dance, paired with his powerful and emotional vocals, Ray Dalton has captivated millions of listeners around the world for years. Following acclaimed collaborations with artists such as Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Felix Jaehn, Madcon, and Alvaro Soler, and more than four billion global streams, the American singer-songwriter is now entering an exciting new chapter.

With his new single “Go That High,” Ray Dalton reveals a more catchy side of himself. Driven by smooth guitars, warm vocals, and a modern, slightly upbeat pop sound, the track carries a light and uplifting atmosphere. “Go That High” is about those moments that make us forget everyday life. Feelings of freedom, euphoria, and simply living in the moment.

With its universal message of togetherness, new beginnings, and limitless possibilities, the song perfectly captures the spirit of a summer in which people from all over the world come together, share unforgettable emotions, and create lasting memories. Its euphoric atmosphere and uplifting energy also make “Go That High” the perfect soundtrack for goosebump-inducing moments, spontaneous celebrations, and experiences that connect people across borders.

The new single combines heartfelt honesty with positive energy, once again proving why Ray Dalton remains one of the most successful international pop acts of his generation.

About Ray Dalton

Ray Dalton is one of the most successful international pop artists of his generation, with billions of streams, Grammy nominations, and numerous Gold and Platinum awards to his name. The singer from Seattle first rose to global fame with the chart-topping hit “Can’t Hold Us” alongside Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, followed by further successes including “Don’t Worry,” “In My Bones,” and “Call It Love.” With his distinctive voice and a signature sound blending pop, R&B, and dance, Ray Dalton continues to captivate millions of fans around the world. In 2024, he released his debut album “Thee Unknown”, his most personal and emotional project to date.