Two minutes and fifty-one seconds is all "All The Time" asks of you. Mogli & Mate released the single on September 4, 2026, and it ended the longest gap in the project's catalog so far: ten months without a single after "Only One" in November 2025.
Ten Months Between Singles
For most artists, ten months is a normal break. For Mogli & Mate, it stands out. Since the first single, "Closer," arrived in October 2023, the project has released around thirty singles, sometimes several in a month. Late 2023 brought "Spin Me Around," "Romeo & Juliet" and "I Crave You," and 2024 added tracks such as "Like I Never Knew You," "Don't Take My Time" and "Storm."
Against that pace, "All The Time" reads like a deliberate return rather than just the next upload. It is also one of the shortest songs in the catalog, which runs mostly between three and three and a half minutes.
A Short Future Bass Single
"All The Time" is a future bass single, and Apple Music files it under Electronic. At 2:51, it follows the streaming-era habit of getting to the point quickly. There is no extended mix and no B-side, just one song on a single release.
The cover matches that directness. The title is written in outlined capital letters over an orange and red gradient, with a dark red plant rising through the middle and the project's name along the bottom.
Legends from the Jungle
Mogli & Mate keep the public profile simple. On SoundCloud and on Spinnin' Records' Talent Pool, the project describes itself in four words: "Legends from the Jungle." The name fits that image, and it gives the project a playful identity in a crowded EDM field.
The project also releases independently. "All The Time" carries a 2026 Mogli & Mate copyright line, without an outside label. A Mogli & Mate remix of "Celebrate Our Freedom" by Mario Ferrini and Jesse Ritch shows the project works on other artists' songs as well.
Final Thoughts
"All The Time" brought Mogli & Mate back after the longest pause in the catalog, and it does so in under three minutes. If you follow future bass and like your singles short, it is worth a listen. Does 2:51 feel like the right length for "All The Time," or did you want it to run longer? Tell us in the comments.
A Tip for Independent Artists
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