The music world is abuzz today celebrating the official release of the latest single from global superstar, The Kid LAROI. Titled “How Does It Feel”, this song is now available on all streaming platforms through Columbia Records, marking LAROI’s first major work in 2025. The announcement made earlier this week on his social media accounts immediately sparked waves of anticipation and excitement among his loyal fans worldwide.
“How Does It Feel” features a special collaboration with A-list musician, Thundercat. The virtuoso bassist adds his unique touch with a mesmerizing bassline, adding layers of depth and uniqueness to LAROI’s composition. This collaboration brings a new dimension to the work of the Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum-certified artist known for his ability to explore various genres.
As a complement to the audio release, LAROI also treats fans to a stylish music video. Directed by CALMATIC, a renowned figure behind visual works for artists like Kendrick Lamar and The Rolling Stones, the video features LAROI alongside talented actress Talia Ryder.
With a playful vibe, the video showcases LAROI’s smooth and confident dance moves. Shot at the iconic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, the scenes add a cinematic and glamorous touch that has become a signature visual style for LAROI recently.
The release of “How Does It Feel” is not the only activity for LAROI early this year. This single continues the momentum from “All I Want Is You,” his first release in 2025.
Looking back, 2024 was a highly productive period for the Australian artist. He released a deluxe version of his successful debut album, ‘The First Time,’ featuring five new tracks. Additionally, he completed “The First Time Tour,” which took him across Europe, North America, and his home country, Australia.
During the tour and throughout last year, LAROI also expanded his music catalog with three new singles: “Girls” (first performed live on tour), “Aperol Spritz,” and ended the year with “Slow It Down” featuring Quavo. Recently, fans also heard his voice in the collaborative song “I know love” on Tate McRae’s latest album, showcasing his range and flexibility as an artist.
