Anyma, Solomun – Till I Die [Diynamic]
It’s rare for two respective titans of the electronic scene to join musical forces, but with ‘Till I Die’, Anyma and Solomun show just how seismic the results can be. Having built onstage chemistry through a staggering number of back-to-back performances at Tomorrowland, Kappa Futur Festival and Ultra Music Festival, and with Solomun recently performing at Anyma’s pioneering “The End of Genesys” residency at Sphere Las Vegas, the two leading tastemakers now channel that shared drive into their first joint release. Primed for the nights that simply refuse to end, ‘Till I Die’ is set for a worldwide release on November 7.
‘Till I Die’ sees Solomun lay the late-night groundwork with a compelling groove that walks the line between subtlety and strength. The vocals, gritty-yet-electric, lift the track with an identity all its own. Anyma’s undeniable influence emerges with a cinematic edge, his sonic brushstrokes widening the song’s scope until it feels IMAX in scale. Together, the two legendary producers fuse intent with progression, resulting in a shimmering club hit that’s clearly built for scale yet fully alive with human feeling.
For Solomun, ‘Till I Die’ is another highlight in a year already filled with milestones, from his coveted Solomun +1 nights at Pacha Ibiza to global festival slots and showstopping studio releases, including his remix of Empire of the Sun’s ‘Television’ and the latest installment of his ‘Love Recycled’ series. It’s also a milestone for his partnership with Anyma, however, as the twosome’s creative rapport continues to grow: first with a dazzling back-to-back at Tomorrowland and then strengthened when Solomun performed as part of Anyma’s ‘The End of Genesys’ residency at Sphere Las Vegas.
For Anyma, the single cements his immersive, aesthetic-heavy sound against a collaborator whose vision is equally defined. Together they conjure a record that feels larger than life yet instinctively right. With both artists firmly at the top of their game, ‘Till I Die’ is as intent on redefining the now as it is on shaping what comes next.
