HALŌ has released "Now Until Forever," its second single, with Bonn and FORS on vocals. The credit line lists six names, but it's one group and two singers. HALŌ is the progressive house supergroup made up of Third Party, DubVision and Matisse & Sadko, and all three acts are credited next to the group's own name.
Five people make up the group. Their post for the first single, "Live Again," was signed "Yury, Victor, Harry, Aleks & Jonnie": brothers Yury and Aleksandr Parkhomenko of Matisse & Sadko, Harry Bass and Jonnie Macaire of Third Party, plus Victor Leicher of DubVision. They wrote that "with five opinions in the room, that can take a little time."
Bonn is the singer on Martin Garrix's "High on Life" and "No Sleep." FORS sang on Tiësto's "Bring Me To Life."
HALŌ launched at Amsterdam Dance Event in October 2025 with a pop-up at the Bijenkorf department store that drew more than 2,000 fans, then played a sold-out first show at Chicago Social Club the same night. Since its festival debut at Don't Let Daddy Know in Amsterdam in March, the group has played Ultra Miami, Ultra Europe and Tomorrowland's main stage.
"Now Until Forever" was in HALŌ's sets before it came out. The group played it on Ultra Mexico's main stage on November 8 and posted the clip as "Ahora y para siempre, México," the title in Spanish.
Both singles are on Armada Music. HALŌ marked its first year with a sold-out headline show at Escape during ADE in October, and a three-hour set at Komplexo Tempo in São Paulo is booked for December 18.
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