Hardwell & Steve Aoki Make History With First-Ever "Anthem" Collaboration

Attention all EDM maniacs! This is not a drill! Hardwell & Steve Aoki deliver the “Anthem” we have all been craving!

Forever destined to join forces in the studio, it was just a matter of time before the sultans of the mainstage would collide to deliver the one track that would mark a brand new chapter in the history of EDM! Appropriately dubbed “Anthem”, out now on Dim Mak Records, Kris Kiss joins the Hardwell/Steve Aoki dream team, laying out some seriously intense vocals for a next-level production in sound that any EDM fanatic would be proud of.

With a blast of pure big room madness, Kris Kiss demands that we “Get ready for the heat, get ready for the beat, get ready for the madness,” as amplified electro synths and a deliciously infectious melody calls all ravers to the dance floor! Surprisingly, this is the first-ever and highly anticipated union of two of the biggest names in the industry and we are truly taken aback by the fact that this has never happened before.

Regardless of the timing, we couldn’t be more excited as “Anthem” is set to rock the festival and club circuit for many many years to come! So turn your speakers up and prepare for an energized booty bounce session with the forever iconic Hardwell & Steve Aoki!

Stream Hardwell & Steve Aoki – Anthem (feat. Kris Kiss) on SoundCloud:

A few thoughts from Hardwell & Steve Aoki on their combined anthemic vision:

“My fans know that I love to deliver the biggest tracks in my sets and definitely from my studio. I am always working to bring that anthemic vibe with my music. So what better DJ to pair up with in the studio than Steve to create a dancefloor banger that is every inch the “Anthem” It says on the tin!”

– Hardwell

“Hardwell and I named this song “Anthem”. We came together with the intention of creating a worldwide anthem, a record for all our fans around the world.”

– Steve Aoki

But wait…there’s more! Before you go, here is a little fun fact about the track cover art:

The track artwork was illustrated by Rod Martinez and designed to look like a movie poster for an imaginary film centered around Steve Aoki and Hardwell’s performances at Miami’s Ultra Music Festival. A pretty unique idea and the perfect expression of their unwavering fame in the industry.

Did you have a chance to check out Steve Aoki live as he rocked the stages on his North American KOLONY tour? Check out our review of his final KOLONY stop in Seattle, Washington!