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Lance Savali Drops UK Garage-Inspired ‘All I See’
Lance Savali drops ‘All I See’, a 140 BPM UK garage-inspired single following ‘Higher’ with Rita Ora
Lance Savali continues his move deeper into electronic music with ‘All I See’, released on October 1 via Universal Music New Zealand. The 140 BPM track follows ‘Higher’, his summer collaboration with longtime friend Rita Ora. This time, Lance Savali shifts the focus firmly towards the dancefloor with a faster club record influenced by UK rave and garage.
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‘All I See’ Brings UK Garage Into Lance Savali’s Sound
‘All I See’ combines shuffling percussion, heavy bass and a chopped vocal throughout the track. Together, those elements bring in the swing associated with classic UK garage while keeping the production direct and club-focused. The release also continues Lance Savali’s interest in moving between genres and bringing different influences into his own music.
Speaking about the track, Lance Savali said: “‘All I See’ is probably my favorite song that I’ve made in my career so far. I know that’s a huge call, especially after songs like ‘Devotion’ and ‘TNs,’ but this is the track that I’ve been sitting on for a while.”
He continued: “I’ve always been inspired by UK garage and have wanted to make a track where I incorporated that into my world. I love playing around with genres of music and fusing them to fit who I am, so I feel like this is a good representation of that.”
Lance Savali Continues A Strong 2026
The release follows ‘Body’ and ‘Higher’, with Lance Savali’s music now reaching more than 1.8 million monthly listeners. His catalogue has also passed 133 million global streams. Alongside that growth, his music has received continued support from Capital Dance and KISS Dance.
Before establishing himself as a producer and DJ, Lance Savali was already known for his work as a dancer. His career has included a world tour with Rihanna, a Super Bowl performance with Jennifer Lopez and an appearance alongside Beyoncé at Coachella. He later began focusing more heavily on dance music, releasing ‘Devotion’ and ‘Ain’t No Party’ during 2025.
Those tracks helped introduce his production work to a wider audience, generating more than 45 million Spotify streams and 2.1 billion TikTok views. They also received support from BTS’ V, Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri and Nicole Scherzinger.
With ‘All I See’, Lance Savali continues that progression with one of his most club-focused releases so far. The single is available now through Universal Music New Zealand.
