The Chainsmokers & Zerb Combine Forces For “Addicted”

The Chainsmokers, our beloved duo, inaugurate the sixth chapter of their musical journey with a collaboration they have been teasing us with. Merging talents with Brazilian DJ and producer ZERB, who has been making waves like Kelly Slater, they aim to infect us with those delicious rhythms and harmonies. ZERB’s ascent to viral fame was propelled by his track “Mwaki,” featuring the compelling vocals of Sofiya Nzau, released under TH3RD BRAIN—a label synonymous with pioneering sounds. This partnership has given birth to “Addicted,” a single that not only cements their knack for creating euphoria, but also underscores the profound synergy between these artists. As one delves into their collective discography, it’s hard not to be astonished by the breadth and impact of their contributions to dance music, an experience that might just leave you picking your jaw off the floor (dance).

The genesis of “Addicted” traces back to an impromptu session in Los Angeles, where The Chainsmokers encountered ZERB’s captivating track “Mwaki.” This chance meeting sparked a creative kinship, leading to a collaboration that seems destined to capture the zeitgeist of contemporary electronic music.

Elevating the track’s allure is the contribution of Ink, a songwriter and vocalist whose previous engagements with artists like Beyoncé and Childish Gambino have established her as a formidable force in the music industry. Her unique vocal timbre and lyrical finesse add a layer of depth to “Addicted,” promising an auditory experience that is both engaging and profound.

As “Addicted” makes its way into the world, it stands as a testament to the transformative power of musical collaboration. Available across streaming platforms, this single invites listeners to surrender to its rhythm, offering a glimpse into the future of electronic music as it bridges genres, cultures, and talents.

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