Take Me to the Moon

Take Me to the Moon: Jessie Burner Takes You Somewhere Beyond!
There are some songs that are simply made to make you move.
Then there are songs that are meant to take you somewhere.
“Take Me to the Moon,” the latest single from Jessie Burner, is both.
Released September 4, 2026, “Take Me to the Moon” dives headfirst into the world of EDM, dance music, drum & bass, and jungle, combining relentless electronic energy with a concept that is much more personal underneath the surface.
A Concept with Something Real Behind It.

The idea behind “Take Me to the Moon” came from a combination of concept and personal experience.
The title itself suggests escape — getting away from the ordinary, leaving everything behind for a moment, and finding somewhere that feels completely different from where you started.
But for Jessie Burner, the idea wasn't simply about outer space.
It's about that feeling of wanting to break away from reality. Sometimes life gets complicated, overwhelming, or repetitive, and music becomes the place where you can disappear for a while.
“Take Me to the Moon” turns that idea into an electronic journey.
The track lives firmly in the electronic world, pulling together elements of EDM, dance music, drum & bass, and jungle.
The result is a track designed around momentum.
Fast rhythms, electronic textures, and high-energy production give “Take Me to the Moon” a sense of constant forward motion. It doesn't sit still for long — and that's intentional.
This is music for driving at night, headphones turned up, lights flashing, and moments when you just want to lose yourself in the music.
It's energetic without losing the sense of atmosphere that inspired the concept in the first place.
More Than Just Another EDM Track. One of the things that makes this release different is the contrast between the idea behind it and the energy of the production.
“Take Me to the Moon” can be heard simply as a high-energy electronic track.
But there's another layer underneath it.
It's about escape.
It's about movement.
It's about wanting to get somewhere else — physically, mentally, or emotionally.
And maybe that's why the idea of going to the moon works so well.
You don't necessarily have to know exactly where you're going.
Sometimes you just know you need to get away.

“Take Me to the Moon” is available now on Spotify and streaming platforms.
Listen to “Take Me to the Moon” on Spotify