Kaskade has just dropped two emotionally charged new singles, “I Can’t Make You Love Me” and “Started Over”

Kaskade has just dropped two emotionally charged new singles — “I Can’t Make You Love Me” and “Started Over” — giving us a deeper glimpse into his upcoming album undux, set to arrive this winter via Arkade and Monstercat. These songs build on the reflective and raw tone he introduced earlier with DNCR and Imprint, continuing a profound narrative of connection, heartbreak, and healing.

“I Can’t Make You Love Me” is bittersweet and cinematic — it captures the pain of loving someone who can’t reciprocate. Kaskade’s haunting production and the vocals give it a confessional feel, like he’s admitting something he’s been holding in for too long. By contrast, “Started Over” brings a different energy: it’s a song about uncertainty and new beginnings, where heartbreak meets hope. Memory loops, late-night “what-ifs,” and a delicate tension emerge as if he’s facing the possibility of starting again. Together, these two tracks form a powerful two-part narrative — one side about letting go, the other about rebuilding.

These songs are more than just singles — they’re the emotional heartbeat of undux, a project that Kaskade describes as his most personal yet. Undux seems to be a transformational era for him, blending introspective songwriting with lush electronic production and storytelling that invites listeners into his innermost struggles and triumphs.

The contrast between heartbreak and renewal is what gives undux such depth. In letting go, Kaskade doesn’t just close a chapter — he opens a new one. The songs feel universal but also deeply personal, reminding fans why his music has always resonated on a human level. As he expands this emotional landscape, he proves once again that he’s not only a pioneer of dance music but a master storyteller.

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