Karlie & Eastar Ignite with a soundtrack for endless possibilities "Moonlit Dreams”

Karlie & Eastar team up on their new single, “Moonlit Dreams,” which is one of those rare tracks that feels like stepping into a cinematic night where time bends, the air shimmers with possibility, and every heartbeat carries the thrill of freedom. From the first shimmering synth notes, the track pulls you into a dreamlike state. Karlie is an Amsterdam-born rising pop artist whose voice cuts through with both magnetism and vulnerability. Her vocals are equal parts tender and fearless, carrying  “Moonlit Dreams” into a space that feels deeply personal yet universally relatable.  

Eastar, the Haarlem-based producer and musician (Geronimo Latumeten), crafts a lush sonic landscape where pulsing beats and glowing textures feel both nostalgic and fresh. His production is sleek yet emotionally charged, designed to capture the rush of those unforgettable nights when the world feels like it belongs entirely to you. As soon as Karlie laid down her vocals in the studio, “Moonlit Dreams” gained that emotional edge I’d been searching for,” Eastar explains. The collaboration was born organically, flowing from Eastar's original solo sketch into a fully realized anthem the moment Karlie stepped in. Together, they capture what it feels like to be suspended in time: young, restless, and alive under an endless sky. It’s a celebration of fleeting moments that feel eternal, a soundtrack to nights you never want to end.

Karlie brings more vision. Known for her bold visuals and a subtle nod to 80s pop nostalgia, she has already turned heads with features in international fashion campaigns and an exclusive performance for CHANEL. With Eastar shaping her debut album, “Moonlit Dreams” feels like both a statement and a promise: that Karlie’s star is only beginning to rise. With “Moonlit Dreams,” Karlie & Eastar have delivered more than just a single. They’ve created a timeless pop moment, one that captures the beauty of living fully in the present and holding onto the night as if it might last forever.