Next thing I know, someone tweets out that Skrillex dropped my remix at Glastonbury festival and soon after he signs it to Owsla.вЂќ I had messaged him the remix, but I didnвЂ™t actually expect him to hear it. вЂњSkrillex has always been one of my biggest inspirations. His biggest break came in late 2014 when Skrillex put the official stamp on one of Jai WolfвЂ™s bootlegs. Within the first few months, the project began to land a string of official remix opportunities throughout 2014 for established artists including Melanie Martinez, Dirty South, Alesso andODESZA вЂ“ each remix landing the #1 spot on Hype Machine (an organic, internet version of BillboardвЂ™s Top 100). With the momentum generated through his previous project, Saha dove head first into the Jai Wolf project.

I wanted to make authentic music that would last forever.вЂќ I didnвЂ™t want to be boxed into making dubstep or EDM in general. вЂњI realized I wanted to make music forever, and I didnвЂ™t want to leave my legacy with a name like No Pets Allowed. However, at the top of 2014, Saha decided to part ways with the project and start something new. Within a few years, his mashups and bootleg remixes began to generate attention, quickly rising within the internet music community. In 2011, Saha started that exploration under the monicker No Pets Allowed. But by the time I was a teenager, they became accepting of American music, and I began my exploration.вЂќ вЂњOriginally my parents didnвЂ™t want me to listen to anything except for traditional Bengali and classical music вЂ“ they were afraid IвЂ™d lose my roots. However, once he had earned his spot in the New York All State Orchestra, he felt he had gone as far as he wanted to with the violin. вЂњI started violin at age 5 and continued to learn until the end of High School,вЂќ says Saha. Regardless of his changing environments, he kept his music studies consistent. вЂњI called Bangladesh, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New York all my home before I turned 15.вЂќ Listen to вЂњLostвЂќ below.Born in Bangladesh, Sajeeb Saha вЂ“ the force behind the indie-electronic Jai Wolf project вЂ“ bounced around quite a bit before finally settling in New York City.

WeвЂ™re excited to hear all the new music that Jai Wolf is bound to drop on us throughout the end of the year and into 2019. This song is about that cycle and ourВ desire to escape it.вЂќДЄfter such a long hiatus, вЂњLostвЂќ feels like the dam breaking. Even when you might think youвЂ™ve found your way, your perspective might shift and you may feel lost again. вЂњFeeling lost is something that neverВ necessarily goes away. вЂњChelsea and I wrote this song as sort of an anthem for a generation of kids who feel disillusioned by the world around them,вЂќ said Jai Wolf. Jai Wolf returns in 2018 with вЂњLost,вЂќ which he says is special to him because it вЂњis the perfect bridge between my old music and where I want to go next.вЂќ Working with Chelsea Jade, вЂњLostвЂќ is an anthem for the those who maybe arenвЂ™t sure of where they are in life or where they want to be. But weвЂ™ve still been missing his sultry tones. At the same time, Billboard named Jai Wolf one of Dance MusicвЂ™s Top 100 Electronic Music ArtistsВ in the world for 2018. In the time since, heвЂ™s played major festivals like Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Electric Forest, all while selling over 25,000 tickets to his headlining вЂњKindred SpiritsвЂќ U.SВ Tour. ItвЂ™s been 16 months since Jai WolfвЂ™s last single, вЂњStarlight,вЂќ in 2017.

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