French producer HUGEL links up with Imael Angel and house legend Ultra Naté on “Movin’ To The Sun,” the lead single from his debut album “Twenty One.”
This one started with Angel. She wrote the lyrics first, and HUGEL brought the idea to his long-standing collaborator Ultra Naté. That kind of trust doesn’t happen overnight, these two have worked together for years already. Naté loved the concept instantly, and her vocals sealed the whole thing.
Production sits firmly in classic house territory, built around a steady 125 BPM pulse. Warm basslines and shimmering keys drive the groove throughout, staying true to that feel-good summer-anthem lane HUGEL knows well. Nothing here overcomplicates itself. The mix leaves plenty of room for both vocalists to shine without stepping on each other.
Imael Angel’s writing brings a fresh, uplifting energy to the hook, and Ultra Naté delivers it with that unmistakable power her fans already know. Her voice carries decades of house-music credibility, and it shows in every line she takes. HUGEL frames both performances carefully, letting the emotion lead instead of burying it under the beat.
Movin’ To The Sun works because it never overthinks the formula, sunshine, rhythm, and a voice that knows exactly what to do with both.
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