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Boon has dubbed the track a "euphoric banger"

Having already garnered the admiration of dance music enthusiasts on social media with teasers of the track, British artist Charlie Boon today unveiled his latest studio output: ‘All My Life’. A nod to the artistic vision showcased in his DJ sets, Boon has set the tone of what to anticipate from him in the booth this year.

Alongside its euphoric essence, the track incorporates an interpolation of instantly recognisable hook from Avicii’s 2013 hit 'You Make Me'.

Speaking about the inspiration behind the track, Boon expressed his admiration for Avicii's groundbreaking work and the profound impact it had on him as an artist: "Avicii was a true innovator whose music pushed boundaries and inspired millions of people around the world, including me as a teenager growing up above my Dad’s nightclub with tracks like ‘You Make Me’ on repeat. It’s an honour to be able to pay tribute to his legacy whilst showing listeners what my sound is all about.”

The track, which showcases a side of Boon’s love for up-tempo fast paced dance music, serves as a not only a love letter to days spent growing up living above his Dad’s nightclub in Cornwall in the UK listening to electronic dance music, but a reflection of what he is playing in his DJ sets in 2024. Having already graced stages at festivals such as Glastonbury and Boardmasters in the UK, Boon is one of the most in-demand talents to emerge from the UK dance music scene in recent years.

‘All My Life’ is available now via Armada Music.

Growing up above his Dad’s nightclub in St Ives, Cornwall, Charlie Boon’s path was pathed from early. Now 26 and based in Camberwell, London, 2023 was Charlie’s breakthrough year, with a number of highly regarded tracks under his belt , and his highly energetic DJ sets building a legion of fans and love from his peers.

His music has been strongly supported by BBC Radio 1, with over 100+ plays, championed by BBC Introducing and the likes of Skream, TSHA, Eliza Rose, Dan Shake, Girls Don't Sync, Danny Howard and Sarah Story. Including his first Mini Mix & Peak Time Mix on Sarah & Danny’s Radio 1 shows. 

Gig highlights include; Feel It, Glastonbury, Boardmasters, Snowboxx, and all night long shows for XOYO’s Pleasurehood.

His club night / label, Dad Bod Boogie, has sold out venues in London/Bristol/Cornwall, and holds residencies at Motion, & The Depo, featuring the likes of LF System, Ewan McVicar, Folamour, Mele and Elkka. 

With the last two years building the foundations, 2024 is looking like Charlie’s year with a selection of huge releases on a number of prestigious labels. Alongside an ever-increasing touring schedule including support dates on Hannah Laing’s U.K tour.

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Armada Music is the biggest independent dance music label in the world. Founded by Armin van Buuren, Maykel Piron (CEO) and David Lewis, the label manages an ever-growing catalog of over 40,000 tracks, built up across twenty-plus years of specialized dance music exploitation.

Representing artists such as Armin van Buuren, ARTY, D.O.D, Eelke Kleijn, Jan Blomqvist, Loud Luxury, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Tensnake, THEMBA and Yulia Niko, Armada Music amasses more than one billion streams per month, airplay on leading radio outlets such as BBC Radio 1 and Sirius XM, and top positions in the world’s most notable charts. The label also takes great pride in major achievements such as Armin van Buuren’s GRAMMY nomination for ‘This Is What It Feels Like’, Loud Luxury and Brando’s ‘Body’ surpassing one billion streams on Spotify and breaking artists such as Lost Frequencies into global stardom.

Across offices in Amsterdam (HQ), New York, London and Laren (NL), Armada Music offers a truly global appeal to its growing roster. The label has its own club, radio studio and multiple production studios, and hosts various live formats. Producer platform Armada University, which offers educational products and opportunities, shows the label’s sustained effort to nurture the next wave of talent.

In 2023, Armada Music launched BEAT Music Fund, the world’s first dance music investment company, that acquires catalogs with the mission of honoring, representing and reinvigorating them. BEAT’s portfolio will continue to grow; in the first six months following its launch, BEAT acquired the catalogs of, among others, electronic music star ARTY, house and techno pioneer Kevin Saunderson’s KMS Records, legendary NYC-based house label King Street Sounds and chart-topping producers Chocolate Puma.

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