C’batch gives his recent single “Next Time (I Won’t Be Falling)” a new direction with the release of “Next Time (I Won’t Be Falling/You’ve Got Me Falling),” turning the original into a brighter dance record while keeping its emotional core intact. Soulful vocals sit against house rhythms and polished electronic production, creating a track that moves from the aftermath of heartbreak toward the unexpected possibility of falling in love again.
Originally released on May 10, 2026, through Stevette Music, Inc., the song returns in a more upbeat form. The remix pairs its reflective lyrics with infectious grooves and a catchy chorus, giving the story a different kind of momentum. Rather than dwelling on what went wrong, the track captures the surprise of discovering that opening yourself up to love again may happen when you least expect it.
“This remix represents finding joy after heartbreak. Sometimes when you’ve decided you won’t fall again… someone comes along and changes everything,” C’batch explains.
The new release also arrives with an official music video, which premieres on YouTube alongside the single. The combination of soulful songwriting and contemporary dance production gives “Next Time (I Won’t Be Falling/You’ve Got Me Falling)” a natural place on summer playlists, road trips and dance floors.
C’batch is the recording name of Stephen H. Cumberbatch, a White Plains, New York-based composer, author, producer and musician. A guitarist as well as a keyboard, synthesiser, and sampler programmer, he has worked alongside a range of music professionals throughout his career. C’batch is also a member of ASCAP and has published works including “I Need You Now” by Sinnamon, “Let Me Do You” by NV, “Playgirls” by Kreamsicle and “Geisha Love” by Eleanore Mills.
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