Craymo Drops a Neon Love Bomb with “Love Together”

With his new single “Love Together,” the New York-born, LA-forged artist strips all the noise away and serves up something the world’s been desperate for: a reminder that love doesn’t have to be complicated, political, or painful. Sometimes it just needs a killer synth line, a punchy hook, and a little sweat under the club lights.

“Love Together” hits like a lost transmission from a neon-drenched future where the only currency is connection. Anchored by shimmering synths, rubbery bass, and Craymo’s effortless vocal delivery, the track feels at once nostalgic and right-now — like the 1980s had a baby with 2025.

Co-written with longtime partner-in-crime Brandon Jarrett, the song leans into pure energy: tight, danceable, and low-key rebellious. There’s no heavy-handed messaging here. No forced anthemic moments. Just a simple truth dressed up in flashing lights: we're better when we're not tearing each other apart.

And while Craymo is no stranger to big themes—equality, unity, mental health—“Love Together” sneaks its idealism in under the radar. It’s catchy first, conscious second. Which is exactly why it works.

If Craymo sounds comfortable commanding a track like this, it’s because he’s been grinding longer than most TikTokers have been alive. From choir kid in upstate New York to LA actor to scene-stealing vocalist at The Roxy and Whisky a Go Go, his career reads more like a mixtape than a straight line.

He’s worn a lot of hats—DJ, actor, activist—but at his core, Craymo’s always been about building bridges, not walls. And “Love Together” is his latest blueprint.