Daddy Squad & Misty Team Up With Tymour for ‘I Won't Stop'
Jul 20, 2025
As summer reaches its peak, Daddy Squad teams up with Egyptian artists Misty and Tymour for a new house single on Love Attack Records, offering a vibrant, club-focused release built for high rotation.
Titled 'I Won't Stop', the track blends Daddy Squad's signature retro-futurist sound with Tymour's soulful topline - originally co-written with Hatem El Chiati for the song 'Restless' - and Misty's sharp, dancefloor-ready production. The result is a polished, melodic house cut with plenty of groove.
Now available across platforms, the single has already earned early support from names like Adam Port, DJ Harvey, Massimiliano Pagliara, Vhyce, and Hard Ton. A remix by Berlin-based Love Attack affiliate Johannes Albert is set to follow on August 15th, promising a bigger festival-ready rework to close out the season.
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