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Sommer Ray Drops Catchy New Dance Track, ‘LaLaLa (Everybody’s Up)’

American model Sommer Ray, whose artistic pursuits and entrepreneurial adventures stretch beyond her fitness and wellness brand, has released a future house track titled ‘LaLaLa (Everybody’s Up).’

American model Sommer Ray, whose artistic pursuits and entrepreneurial adventures stretch beyond her fitness and wellness brand, has released a future house track titled ‘LaLaLa (Everybody’s Up).’

Originally based in Denver, Colorado, Sommer Ray commenced her journey behind the deck as recently as 2023 and has gained rapid momentum since, making her one of the most prominent new figures on the scene.

Earlier this month, she released ‘LaLaLa (Everybody’s Up)’ on multi-platinum Danish producer HEDEGAARD’s OneHundred Records. Laced with an urban club crossover edit from HEDEGAARD, its sound delivers a groovy, raw dancefloor-ready production poked with energetic flows and stomping house grooves.

The track folds together Sommer Ray’s dynamic energy, cut with HEDEGAARD’s g-house, dance-pop pulsations, pouring forward pulsating beats, hook-laden drops, and slick bass textures.

Armed with this new piece of arsenal, Sommer Ray continues her expansive phase one of her ongoing summer tour of 2025. She adds HEDEGAARD to an impressive list of collaborators, which also includes Danish DJ and record producer Martin Jensen (‘No Sleep’) and DJ PRESS PLAY on ‘Eternal Sommer.’

After this single release and existing undertakings in skincare, activewear, and fitness accessories, it is exciting to see what Sommer Ray’s intriguing artistic endeavors and collaborations will bring to the forefront for the remainder of this year.

Find Sommer Ray on Spotify | Instagram

HEDEGAARD on Spotify | Instagram

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