Kaskade is the stage name for Ryan Raddon, a DJ/producer/remixer/artist who… Read Full Bio ↴Kaskade is the stage name for Ryan Raddon, a DJ/producer/remixer/artist who was born in Evanston, Illinois in 1972. He went to college at BYU Provo prior to serving a church mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Japan, and when he came back he transferred the University of Utah and lived in Salt Lake city Utah. He now resides in Los Angeles, CA.

Prior to being a recording artist, he was a record store owner and a club DJ at a nightclub in Salt Lake City as a way to make ends meet for him and his wife. After he and his wife moved to San Francisco he landed a job as a A&R man at OM records, where in addition to reviewing demos for the label he also submitted his own material, which would pay off big time for him. In 2001 he went from behind the desk to behind the turntables and the recording studio as an artist in his own right. In 2003 Kaskade released his first album, "It's You It's Me", which was well received by critics.

It would be his follow up, "In The Moment" in 2004, that would put Kaskade on the map. The first single off the set "Steppin' Out" would become a major hit on the Dance Radio Airplay that year as well as a top 10 hit on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. His biggest breakthrough would come the week of May 14, 2005, when his follow up, "Everything," would go all the way to #1 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart.

Feeling the Night
Kaskade Lyrics

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One heart and all I really
One move and I'm feeling
Nothing could be more right
I sure love feeling the night

One heart and all I really
One move and I'm feeling
Nothing could be more right

I sure love feeling the night

I sure love feeling the night
I sure love feeling the night

One heart and all I really
One move and I'm feeling
Nothing could be more right
I sure love feeling the night

One heart and all I really
One move and I'm feeling
Nothing could be more right
I sure love feeling the night

One heart and all I really
One move and I'm feeling
Nothing could be more right
I sure love feeling the night

I sure love feeling the night

Overall Meaning

These lyrics from Kaskade's song "Feeling the Night" are focused on the joy of being alive and enjoying the simple things in life. The repetition of the phrase "One heart and all I really/One move and I'm feeling/Nothing could be more right" emphasizes the importance of living in the moment and appreciating life as it is. The singer expresses his love for the night, suggesting a carefree attitude and an enjoyment of the nightlife.

The song can be interpreted as an ode to living in the present and embracing the joy of the moment. With its upbeat rhythm and catchy lyrics, it is a celebration of life's little pleasures. The lyrics suggest that happiness can be found in simplicity, and that sometimes all it takes is a single moment to feel content.

Overall, "Feeling the Night" is a song about enjoying the present and finding joy in the little things. It's a reminder to live in the moment and appreciate the beauty of life, both big and small.

Line by Line Meaning

One heart and all I really
With a singular focus, I cherish and value my heart above all else

One move and I'm feeling
A single action can evoke intense emotions within me

Nothing could be more right
In this moment, everything feels perfect and aligned

I sure love feeling the night
I greatly enjoy and appreciate the sensations and experiences of nighttime

Lyrics © Ultra Tunes
Written by: RYAN RADDON, FINN BJARNSON

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Comments from YouTube:

@picaleastart9910

5y↑25

This song is really sensual, you can dance solo to it and just feel the music
I first met KASKADE when he was on Atmosphere Tour and I remember just losing it to this song.

@DJfractalflight

4y↑1

Picale A Start funny you should say that bro. I just finished dancing to this song, and I felt as sensual as Shakira, haha. Visually, maybe not though, who knows. But dang does this song have some great anthemic dance sections!