Parallel Voices releases his new single ‘October’ on Lane 8’s This Never Happened, making a landmark moment in India’s evolving melodic house journey.
After releasing a series of well-received tracks on Anjunadeep, Parallel Voices has now returned with his new single October, out on 3 February via Lane8′s renowned label “This Never Happened“. The release signals an important next step for the Indian producer, placing him on an imprint that has long influenced his musical direction.
Hailing from India, Parallel Voices has steadily emerged as one of the country’s most compelling electronic music artists, helping to push Indian melodic and techno sounds onto a wider global stage. At a time when the Indian electronic scene is gaining more international attention, artists like Paralle Voices are playing a key role in showcasing the depth, quality, and creative diversity emerging from the region. His music focuses on atmosphere, subtle grooves and storytelling. His audience describes his work as emotionally resonant and uplifting.
Parallel voices have not only captured his fans’ attention through the music but also with his performances at events such as Anjunadeep Open Air, DGTL India, Anjunadeep Explorations in Albania and ADE Amsterdam, along with a headline debut in London at Omeara. His music has also been featured on ABGT and SiriusXM, making him the first artist to appear on the platform. With more than 10 million streams and releases across major electronic record labels such as Anjunadeep and others, his global presence continues to grow.
Speaking about the release, Parallel Voices Shares:
“October really feels like a full-circle moment for me. Between 2019 and 2020, discovering Lane 8’s music had a huge impact on my sound and pulled me deeper into melodic house. To now be releasing on This Never Happened, a label run by an artist who has inspired me for so long, feels surreal and incredibly rewarding.”
On the musical side, October is a warm and patient record that focuses on mood rather than moments. Gentle melodies sit on top of a steady, flowing groove, while subtle layers slowly evolve throughout the track. Overall, October feels like a natural progression for an artist who values emotion, details, and long-term vision over quick trends.
October is already out on all major streaming platforms. You can stream the track below:
