As EDC Las Vegas is getting closer anticipation is at a high just as Kaskade & Layton Giordani team up for ‘Meet Again’, the festival anthem for this years EDC Las Vegas 2026. This collaboration is a massive moment as Kaskade (progressive) & Layton Giordanni (Techno) combine their sounds for EDC’s 30-year anniversary anthem released via Insomniac Records May 8th.
Kaskade, who is a household name with 12 albums and 8 Grammy nominations, has a groundbreaking legacy that spans more than three decades. NYC native Layton Giordani continues to break the mold for house and techno, producing instantly recognizable tracks that have dominated the charts for over a decade. LA-based Natalie Jane represents a new breed of pop music, generating a global buzz from her massive social media presence, sensational songwriting, and riveting vocal range.
Kaskade & Layton Giordani are both set to play at this year’s EDC. Last year, Layton Giordani closed EDC’s Circuit Grounds as Kaskade performed at Kinetic Fields (Main Stage). Kaskade has upcoming tour dates at Beyond Wonderland at the Gorge, Electric Forest, Tomorrowland, as well as residencies at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club. He has performed as Kx5 (with deadmau5) at the Ubbi Dubbi Festival, We Belong Here, the FIFA Fan Festival, and Veld Music Festival. Layton’s on a run of massive releases such as ‘PATT’, ‘At Night’ and his ‘Focus’ remix surpassing the 3M streams mark, and earning radio spins from BBC Radio 1, Capital Dance, Kiss FM UK, SiriusXM. He has gigs at Beyond Wonderland Chicago, Club Space, Echostage, Day Trip Seattle Block Party, Summer of Sound, Chasing Summer, Breakaway, Empire Music Festival, and residencies at LIV Nightclub and LIV Beach Las Vegas.
One thing to keep in mind is that this song is both a festival anthem and collaboration. As such, expectations were high for this song to showcase how Kaskade and Giordani would combine their signature sounds. It seems that they did meet in the middle to blend their sounds, producing a melodic house track. Overall, the track meets expectations but it doesn’t bring anything excessively groundbreaking to the battlefield. The vocals stand out, keeping the focus of the arrangement on the sun segments.
