23 March,2018 02:18 PM IST | Los Angeles | IANS
David Guetta
After the success of tracks like Titanium, She wolf (Falling to pieces), Bang My Head and Helium Remix, popular DJ-record producer David Guetta and singer Sia have joined forces again for a new track titled Flames. They describe the song, which released on Thursday, as a "motivational anthem", reports rollingstone.com.
The three-minute track features Sia showcasing her powerful vocals over pulsating rhythm and percussive guitars. Guetta is scheduled to perform the song for the first time at Miami's three-day Ultra Music Festival ending on Sunday. In an interview with New York Post, the 50-year-old described the new song as a "funky" dance track with a "big pop melody".
"Sia sent me a simple song that was just a piano and her voice. I love everything she writes. To me, her voice is so incredible," he said. He also revealed that it took a year for them to record the track, to which they wanted to lend a global appeal. "Flames" marks the sixth collaboration for Sia and David. Other than Sia, the record producer has collaborated with the likes of Charli XCX, French Montana and Sean Paul.
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