D.O.D has released ‘I’ll Be There‘, a new collaboration with vocalist Aye Anne, out now via Armada Music. The single marks the latest preview of his debut album Everything, Briefly, set for release on October 16.
‘I’ll Be There’ leans into the uplifting house sound that’s become something of a signature for D.O.D. Warm, emotive production wraps around Aye Anne’s soaring vocal, tying into the themes of connection that run through the rest of the record. It’s built with both the dancefloor and the sentimental listener in mind.
The release follows a busy stretch for the British producer, who recently confirmed the tracklist for his 11-track debut album. The timing lines up with another milestone: his first-ever performance on the Tomorrowland Belgium Mainstage, one of the more sought-after slots on the festival circuit.
Speaking about the album and where ‘I’ll Be There’ fits into it, D.O.D said: “I’ve always tried to create music that makes you feel something. Music that brings you back — to a person, or a place, or a time in your life. Music you love, because there’s memory woven through. These are more than just songs. They’re the soundtrack to our lives.“
The new single continues a run of momentum for D.O.D, who has racked up more than 1.5 billion streams worldwide. He’s landed three UK Official Singles Chart entries, picked up BRIT and ARIA Award nominations for ‘Somedays’ with Sonny Fodera and Jazzy, topped Billboard’s Dance Airplay chart with ‘Wrap Yourself Around Me’ featuring NORTH, and scored a chart run on Australian radio and the ARIA Singles Chart with ‘Think About Us’ alongside Sonny Fodera and Poppy Baskcomb.
His previous single, ‘Closure’ with Hayley May, has passed a billion combined views across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube Shorts. Live, D.O.D regularly draws crowds of more than 5,000 for headline shows in the US and has sold out tours across the UK and Australia, alongside a spot on DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs list.
With ‘I’ll Be There’ out now and Everything, Briefly arriving October 16, D.O.D is heading into what could be the biggest release cycle of his career so far.
