Hearken to Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding’s new single ‘Free’
Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding have reunited for a brand new collaborative single – take heed to ‘Free’ under.
The DJ, producer and songwriter has been teasing the observe on social media, and lately teamed up with Goulding to preview the tune throughout a dwell set on the Ushuaïa membership in Ibiza.
“I’m free/ After I’m with you I’m free,” Goulding sings within the euphoric refrain over stabs of home piano. In a later verse, she asks: “What do I say now?/ Don’t need to fall in love/ I’m not afraid now/ Eyes closed.”
Arriving at present (July 26), the rousing summer time anthem is accompanied by a vibrant official lyric video. Tune in right here:
Goulding and Harris joined forces final yr to launch chart-topping hit ‘Miracle’, which the latter mentioned on the time marked the completion of a “trilogy” of tunes between the 2, following 2012’s ‘I Want Your Love’ and 2014’s ‘Outdoors’.
‘Miracle’ was nominated for the Track Of The Yr BRIT Award in 2024 together with the likes of Raye, Central Cee, Dave, Dua Lipa, Ed Sheeran, Kenya Grace, Lewis Capaldi, PinkPantheress and Stormzy. Nevertheless, the pair misplaced out to Raye and 070 Shake’s ‘Escapism’.
Moreover, the duo carried out ‘Miracle’ dwell collectively throughout the BRITs ceremony at London’s O2 in March.
The observe got here second within the UK’s second ‘Track Of The Summer time’ for 2023 checklist, simply behind Central Cee and Dave‘s monumental collaboration, ‘Sprinter’.
Talking about collaborating with Goulding in a earlier interview with Hits Radio, Harris defined (by way of Dork): “Ellie has the three good issues about working with any individual. A spectacular distinctive voice and supply that may carry a tune emotionally.”
Goulding added: “I really feel like we simply have a ‘factor’, I don’t know what it’s, it’s laborious to clarify.”
In different information, Harris seems to have scrapped a rumoured collaboration with Miley Cyrus known as ‘Ocean’.
Earlier this yr, he spoke about his plans to give up DJing when he turns 50. “I believe I’d want to be within the studio making tunes,” Harris defined.