Kaskade Reveals Next Chapter of undux with I Can’t Make You Love Me and Started Over

Following the announcement of his forthcoming studio album undux, arriving this winter via Arkade and Monstercat, GRAMMY-nominated producer and electronic music pioneer Kaskade returns with the next pair of singles from the project: ‘I Can’t Make You Love Me’ and ‘Started Over’.

After the highly praised release of “DNCR” and “Imprint”, which introduced the reflective and emotional tone of Kaskade’s ‘undux’ era, these new tracks continue to unfold the record’s narrative of connection, loss, and renewal.

Bittersweet, cinematic, and charged with emotional gravity, “I Can’t Make You Love Me” captures the quiet devastation of unreciprocated love. It’s the sound of recognizing that closeness doesn’t guarantee connection – of standing at the edge of something beautiful that no longer holds you. Built around haunting vocals and expansive production, the track unfolds like a confession in motion – delicate, honest, and unflinchingly human.

The b-side, “Started Over”, offers a counterpoint – where heartbreak gives way to uncertainty and reflection. It captures the push and pull between longing and release: the late-night “what ifs”, looping memories, and fragile hope that surfaces when you try to begin again. Both euphoric and introspective, the track carries the ache of endings but the pulse of renewal, wrapped in Kaskade’s rich production and emotive vocals from Cayson Renshaw.

Together, “I Can’t Make You Love Me” and “Started Over” form a two-part emotional narrative – one about letting go, the other about finding strength in what remains. They embody the heart of ‘undux’, that growth is born in transition, and that sometimes, the hardest goodbyes lead to the most honest beginnings.

With this next chapter, Kaskade continues to deepen the emotional landscape of ‘undux’ – a project that merges reflection, storytelling, and sonic evolution into a defining moment in his career: his most personal work yet, and a reminder of his enduring impact on modern electronic music. While we will always hold Kaskade Redux direction close to heart.