Revisiting Alesso and Tove Lo’s ‘Heroes (We Could Be)’: A Festival Classic 10 Years On

We could be heroes, we could be heroes me and you first graced our ears in March 2014 when Alesso first played this track at Ultra Miami, a mere 4 months before its official release.

‘Heroes (We Could Be)’ by Alesso and Tove Love released on August 25, 2014 and quickly grew in popularity. The track was heard across the festival scene as it became a staple in many headlining sets and even a favorite in the playlists of fans, especially those who found the songs lyrics to be a signal of hope and inspiration.

Featuring the hautingly beautiful vocals of Tove Lo, the song portrays a sense of emotional depth and meaning. This collaboration between Alesso and Tove Lo was a perfect match, combining Alesso’s signature progressive house beats with Tove Lo‘s raw and honest vocal delivery.

‘Heroes (We Could Be)’ has remained a festival favorite for nearly a decade due to its universal appeal and uplifting lyrics that resonate with listeners’ desire to rise above and make a difference. Its euphoric drop makes it a go-to track for DJs, and its presence in commercials, TV shows, and movies has solidified its place in pop culture.

The song marked a pivotal moment in Alesso’s career, blending pop with electronic music, reaching a broader audience, and becoming a staple in his festival sets. The legacy of “Heroes (We Could Be)” continues to inspire and energize crowds, ensuring its enduring presence in the EDM world.

So, if you’re feeling nostalgic today, hit play on ‘Heroes (We Could Be)’ by Alesso and Tove Lo and let the music take you back to those unforgettable festival moments. As you listen, remember that there’s a hero in all of us—ready to rise above, make a difference, and create something extraordinary.