Berlin-based artist Hadron Sounds has a mission to inspire change in the world, focusing on climate action and mental resilience. With a track record of collaborating with leading creatives like Julian Lennon, @Dr. Fink and Eva Gardner, Hadron Sounds brings a unique style of dance pop that gets you moving while also carrying positive messages.
His music combines elements of EDM with live instruments, winning over audiences worldwide and earning him a DJ residency on the Laurent Schark Selection Radio Show. As his streaming numbers continue to soar, Hadron Sounds is making a real impact with his electrifying music.
While Hadron Sounds initially created infectious earworms, this year saw a shift in his focus as he began collaborating with Future Youth Records, a non-profit label that highlights artists who use music to address social issues. Together with Julian Lennon and the white feather foundation, they released ThinkEarth23, an EP featuring climate crisis-themed songs, including Hadron Sounds’ climate action anthem “Change” and his remix of Julian’s “Save Me.”
Now, Hadron Sounds returns with his latest release, this time linking up with New York-based vocalist Chris Nicolosi on the new single titled “Carry The World.” The track kicks off with playful synth pulses before Chris Nicolosi’s smooth vocals enter, delivering thought-provoking lyrics through infectious melodies. As the song progresses, the lo-fi aesthetics of the beat filters to a more energetic and dance-focused vibe.
“Carry The World” is a shimmering electronic pop anthem, full of instantly catchy melodies and brimming with uplifting lyrics that serve as a reminder of the urgent need for collective action to address climate change. While the magnitude of the challenge may sometimes feel overwhelming, the song encourages unity and underscores that together, we can create a sustainable world.
The track originally came to life through songwriting collaboration with ARAE and features a talented lineup, including Bernd Heitzler on bass, guitarist Jake Tweddle and backing vocals from Soraya Grosso, Jace Payackapan and K-Dee among others. Hadron Sounds uses his music not only to entertain but also to inspire change and “Carry The World” is the latest instalment in his exciting and important sonic mission.
Listen to Carry The World below
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