By Raisa Bruner
The Chainsmokers are known for chart-crushingly catchy EDM earworms like “Don’t Let Me Down” (one of Spotify’s most-streamed songs of the year) and current radio monster “Closer,” with Halsey. But as it turns out, the DJ duo’s melodies don’t always need a big beat drop. Consider this cover of their latest release, “Setting Fires,” which features only the brother-sister duo XYLØ from the song’s original version—you know, the one that now has over 27 million streams on Spotify.
This newly stripped-down version—which includes just piano and smooth singing from the breakout pair—is guaranteed to be a welcome breath of fresh air, although it may evoke some feels.
Check it out above.
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