Sam FeldtHeartfeldt Foundation · Dutch DJ, multi-platinum-selling artist, entrepreneur, investor, speaker and philantropist.

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7 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this promotional monologue, Sam Feldt announces the release of the music video for his new track "Need a Love" (also referred to as "Need That Love"). He explains that the video incorporates fan‑submitted clips gathered from a private Feldtmite group, creating a montage of fans jamming to the song. Feldt reveals a hidden "spot me" challenge: viewers are invited to count how many times he appears in the video, disguised behind fan footage doing everyday or quirky actions. He emphasizes that the track represents a return to his early tropical/future‑tropical SoundCloud style—a personal artistic homecoming rather than a genre shift—highlighting the raw, exciting vibe of his origins. The message concludes with a call to watch the video, enjoy the music, and participate in the spotting game.

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So the new music video for Need a Love is now officially out on all channels. Before we even dropped the video, I got together with a small group of my top fans on Feldtmite private group chat, and we had a little get-together where everybody could send in their own clips of them jamming out to my new song. There's a little challenge hidden inside of the music video. See how many times you can spot me in it, hiding behind all those fan clips and doing weird stuff like mowing the lawn or just a little, you know, little wink. It's, uh, it's worth a close watch, I can tell you that. But beyond the fun of it all, this track, this video, it does mean something on a deeper level. Um, Need That Love is me going back to where I started, that tropical, that future tropical sound, uh, the kind of music I was making back in those SoundCloud days when everything felt raw and exciting, new. Um, so I'm not abandoning anything. This isn't me like pivoting or reinventing myself or changing musical genres. It's more like, uh, kind Coming home, I guess. That sound's been mine. It's always been mine, and I feel like now is the time to really own it again and bring it forward. So go watch the music video. Enjoy the music. Count how many times you spot all of me in the video and what I'm doing in those those little clips. I want to see if you can find them all. Ciao.