Hardwell turns Extremely closing ID into second-to-last album single, ‘SELF DESTRUCT’ – Dancing Astronaut
by: Ross Goldenberg
Aug 26, 2022
With each passing Rebels By no means Die single, it turns into extra surreal to consider the truth that the rollout is on its final legs. However that has zero implications concerning the top of Hardwell‘s new music onslaught, contemplating the album’s deluxe enlargement will possible observe quickly thereafter. Precisely 5 months have now come and gone since Hardwell made his grand reintroduction at Bayfront Park, and along with his album tour presently in full swing—with a date at Ushuaïa Ibiza having simply handed and a night with Creamfields subsequent up on the calendar on August 28—his United We Are sequel is receiving its thirteenth tracklist half, “SELF DESTRUCT.”
Higher referred to as the ID that Hardwell purposed to say his closing goodbyes with at Extremely’s 2022 homecoming, “SELF DESTRUCT” was a greater than becoming approach to finalize what many—together with us—claimed to be the set of the competition again in March. Some would possibly’ve seen that the “SELF DESTRUCT” tempo is a contact slower than they bear in mind from its unique kind, however Hardwell maintains each ounce of faultlessness that it did in Miami. Rife with glitchy cuts, a marathon development, and even the infamous ’90s Dial-Up Modem sound, “SELF DESTRUCT” is just one other case research of Hardwell’s bigroom-techno crossbred that’s remained so universally revered. With the Rebels By no means Die eponymous quantity now on the discharge clock, stream “SELF DESTRUCT” beneath and watch Dancing Astronaut‘s Twitter for movies from his Creamfields set.
IT’S “SELF DESTRUCT” WEEK 💣@HARDWELL’s thirteenth ‘Rebels By no means Die’ single and Extremely closing ID drops Friday
Can’t consider the rollout is sort of over pic.twitter.com/TeToG9IR6a
— Dancing Astronaut (@dancingastro) August 22, 2022
Featured picture: Ushuaïa Ibiza
Classes: Music