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Released 11 Years Ago: Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash, John Martin – Reload

Eleven years ago, the electronic dance music community was gifted with ‘Reload’, a track that became an instant classic and an anthem in the EDM world. The initial collaboration between Sebastian Ingrosso, one of the stalwarts of Swedish House Mafia, and Australian producer Tommy Trash, resulted in an electrifying instrumental track released in 2012. However, it was the addition of John Martin‘s powerful vocals in 2013 that transformed ‘Reload’ into a monumental track that captivated audiences worldwide.

Sebastian Ingrosso, fresh off the success of his massive hit ‘Calling (Lose My Mind)’ with Alesso, continued to demonstrate his prowess as a producer and label head of Refune with ‘Reload’. Tommy Trash brought his distinctive energy and style, known for robust and dynamic electro house flavors, which perfectly complemented Ingrosso’s polished production. The decision to bring in John Martin, known for his emotive and soaring vocals on Swedish House Mafia‘s ‘Don’t You Worry Child’, proved to be inspired. Martin‘s contribution elevated the track, turning it into a powerful narrative of resurgence and hope.

‘Reload’ stands out for its muscular drum beats, pulsing basslines, and an unforgettable melodic line that crescendos into a wave of soaring synths, perfectly capturing the euphoric feel of the biggest festival anthems. The song was not just a hit in terms of sales and streams; it became a staple in DJ sets around the globe, often serving as the climax of energy in countless live performances.

This collaboration showcased a perfect blend of talents, uniting different aspects of electronic music into a cohesive and impactful track. ‘Reload’ remains a significant piece in the careers of Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash, and John Martin, celebrated for its ability to evoke strong emotions and create unforgettable moments on the dance floor. The legacy of ‘Reload’ continues to endure, exemplifying how innovative production, when paired with compelling vocals, can create a timeless anthem in the ever-evolving landscape of EDM.

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