Carry You by Fantomacs infuses the dance floor with emotional depth

Fantomacs is back with the single Carry You, a dance-oriented rework of the 2021 track originally released by UK artist Rules and written by Maddy Abela and Richard Samuel Smith. Released on February 28, 2026, via RecordJet in Berlin, the single showcases the artist’s skill in fusing emotional storytelling with infectious electronic dance elements, turning a contemplative track into one that is equally uplifting on the dance floor.

The essence of Carry You is a simple yet emotional promise that sets the tone for the song’s emotional narrative. The song’s lyrics revolve around the theme of support and connection, which is based on the premise that two people can help each other carry on through tough times. Fantomacs retains the original emotional integrity of the lyrics while infusing them with a bright and infectious electronic dance production.

The story that is told is one of memories of December, of unfinished goodbyes, and of the hope that exists in asking for a second chance. It is this story of vulnerability and hope that exists in the lyrics, and it is one that has a bittersweet quality to it, one that recognizes that growth is often found in times of shared strength and understanding. While the song looks back at memories of the past, it never feels as though it is weighed down by them. Instead, it looks towards the idea of starting over, of creating something new, and it is this that creates a sense of balance between the two.

It is through the use of these grooves and this hook that Fantomacs is able to take the song and turn it into something that is a powerful experience, one that is both emotional and physical. It is a song that captures the feeling of late night drives and open dance floors, where the thoughts of the mind and the movement of the body come together. It is through songs such as “Carry You” that it is clear that songwriting of this caliber is still possible in the modern dance world.

Fantomacs is the musical project of Joerg Peters, a Berlin-born and Switzerland-based producer, keyboardist, and composer who has gained recognition for his unique blend of electronic, jazz, ambient, funk, and orchestral styles. His music often combines cinematic elements with smooth and infectious grooves, and with “Carry You,” Fantomacs again proves himself to be a master at creating music that is both emotionally rich and physically compelling, music that moves the body and speaks to the soul.