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Porter Robinson has shared the explosive new single ‘Cheerleader’ – check it out below.The single marks the first solo release from Robinson since he dropped his last full-length LP ‘Nurture’ back in 2021. In the time since, he turned his efforts to collaborative projects – joining forces with League of Legends, Skrillex and Bibi Bourely.Now, with the new track Robinson wipes the slate clean and launches into a new era – building up to an explosive, high-energy chorus, In the lyrics, the singer-songwriter explores the complex relationship between musicians and their fans.“She’s got hearts in her eyes/ Saying, ‘Boy, you better watch the time‘Cause if you’re not mine I’d rather see you burned alive,’” he sings in the verse.The track also comes alongside a music video, directed by Hugh Mulhern and creative-directed by Bradley & Pablo (Harry Styles, Dua Lipa, Rosalía), which sees Robinson become enmeshed in a virtual reality.“When I got back in the studio for ‘Cheerleader’, I asked: what would be something that people could love with zero context — just instantaneous, universal, explosive connection,” Robinson said, explaining the motivation behind his first new single in two years.

Porter Robinson has shared a new track titled “Everything Goes On.” It arrives alongside an anime visual treatment and doubles as the official anthem of Star Guardian 2022, a 10-week League of Legends event starting today. The new song is a three-minute sugar rush that features Robinson himself on vocals and production, backed by a massive string section.

Porter Robinson has announced his first UK and European headline tour in five years, with a string of dates booked in for Spring – check them out below.Kicking off in Germany on April 8, 2022, Robinson will visit Denmark, Netherlands and France before a trio of shows in the UK.Tickets for the shows go on sale 10am GMT on Friday December 17 from here, but fans can get access to a special Spotify pre-sale from tomorrow morning (December 15).The tour is in support of second album ‘Nurture’, which

Porter Robinson celebrated the release of his first album in seven years, ‘Nurture, with a live-streamed performance for his curated festival Secret Sky.Taking place over the weekend, the one-hour set saw Robinson play tracks from the album, including ‘Get Your Wish’ and ‘Mirror’, immersed in a range of vivid backdrops.Watch the full set below:The Secret Sky lineup also featured virtual performances from Kero Kero Bonito, James Ivy, Wave Racer, Yvette Young and No Rome, among others.Robinson

Porter Robinson's long-awaited second album Nuture is out on Friday, and the very last single from the project is "Unfold," a collaboration with the British electro musician Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs. It's perhaps the most rave-minded track on the album, but never loses the sense of introspection that runs through the project as it builds its soaring emotional peaks.

Porter Robinson has spoken about how making his new album ‘Nurture’ gave him a refreshed perspective on life and music, having overcome a period of depression. Watch our video interview with the dance star above.For much of the seven years since a breakout debut album that made him the teenage posterboy of EDM, Porter told NME that he “felt really convinced that I wouldn’t be able to ever make music again.

The road to Porter Robinson's Nuture, the electronic singer-songwriter's first new album under his own name in seven years, has been adorned with very strong singles. "Something Comforting" debuted his new sound and "Mirror" made it to on our best of the year list, but they were both bested by "Look At The Sky," which dropped in January and is already a 2021 highlight.

Porter Robinson returned almost exactly a year ago with "Get Your Wish," his first song under his own name in six years. It was a new sound for Robinson, who emerged as an electro-dance sensation with his debut album; he had pushed himself forward, both as a songwriter and with the personal details he shared in newer songs like "Something Comforting," and "Mirror," one of our favorite tracks of 2020.