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Apr 11, 2026, 8:18 AM CUT

Sia, Afrojack, and David Guetta Reunite, and It Sounds Like Another Global Takeover

Credits: Instagram / (L) Afrojack (M) Sia (R) David Guetta / @afrojack via Instagram

A long-awaited reunion in electronic music has quietly been building momentum behind the scenes, as Sia, Afrojack, and David Guetta reconnect through a festival moment and years of unfinished ideas, setting the stage for something massive as anticipation grows louder.

Sia, Afrojack, and David Guetta have officially reunited with their new single 'Awake Tonight,' signaling a major comeback moment.

“We’ve been talking for YEARS about finally getting back in the studio after ‘Titanium,’” Afrojack said to PEOPLE.

He then added, “with Sia in the mix it’s straight magic,” emphasizing their undeniable creative chemistry.

The track’s journey began years ago, but it only found completion after their reunion performance at Ultra Music Festival, where they played 'Titanium' live together. That moment reignited their connection, pushing them back into the studio. The result blends Sia’s commanding vocals with euphoric production, echoing the same energy that once dominated global charts.

While nostalgia fuels the reunion, the trio now shifts focus toward evolving their sound for a new generation.

Awake Tonight revives EDM roots with a modern edge

'Awake Tonight' carries the DNA of early 2010s EDM but updates it with sharper production and emotional intensity. Afrojack and David Guetta structure the track around a festival-ready tempo near 126 BPM, using progressive house builds, while Sia delivers a defiant vocal that shifts from controlled verses to explosive, high-register choruses designed for massive crowd sing-alongs.

The song reflects years of refinement, with multiple revisions shaping a polished anthem ready for festival stages worldwide once again.

Beyond this release, each artist has remained active individually, from new collaborations to anniversary projects, making this reunion feel both nostalgic and timely. Guetta has previously called 'Titanium' his proudest achievement, and this track builds on that legacy. Together again, they are not revisiting the past; they are redefining it.

What are your thoughts on this powerful reunion track and its global impact? Let us know in the comments.

Written by

Shraddha Priyadarshi

Edited by

Aliza Siddiqui