“Beauty In Us” is one of those crossovers you wouldn’t expect but somehow makes sense once you hear it. Robbie Williams‘ signature vocals meet Miss Monique‘s melodic production style, and the result is an uplifting EDM jam that pulls fans from both worlds together.
Surprisingly, the visuals are super basic, simple, and minimalistic, but the aesthetic doesn’t really matter once you hear the full song. It’s like a new anthem made for singing and dancing to at festivals and clubs. Check it out for yourself now!
Robbie’s Still Got It
Robbie Williams doesn’t need much introduction. He’s been a fixture in UK music for over 30 years, selling more than 75 million records along the way. He holds the record for the most UK No. 1 albums by any solo artist, sitting at 16, plus seven chart-topping singles.
Teaming up with an EDM producer might feel like a left turn for some artists at this stage in their career, but Robbie’s always been willing to experiment, and the results don’t disappoint.
Miss Monique Is Having a Moment
On the other side of this collab is Miss Monique, a Ukrainian DJ and producer who’s been steadily building a massive global fanbase. Her track “Nomacita,” made alongside Genesi and Carl Bee, hit the top spot on Beatport’s Melodic House & Techno chart.
She’s also put out music through major labels like Tomorrowland Music, Three Six Zero Recordings and Insomniac, and has remixed tracks for artists like Madonna, David Guetta, Sia and OneRepublic.
Needless to say, she’s firmly established in the EDM scene.
A Tune Built to Last
Combine these two, and you get a memorable tune that feels bigger than either artist alone. Not to mention, “Beauty In Us” has the kind of emotional pull that could easily turn into a festival staple for years to come.
Overall, I think it will put you in a good mood, and there’s no reason not to add it to your playlist!
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