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Best ANOTR Collaborations

Alex DaviesBy Alex Davies 1 month ago
Written with AI assistance.

ANOTR barely make a track without inviting someone else into the room, and these collaborations prove exactly why that matters.

Best ANOTR Collaborations
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The breakthrough pairing

54 Ultra and "Talk to You" is where everything changed. ANOTR's global breakthrough in 2026 went number 1 on the WARM Global Dance Radio chart and hit number 21 on the UK Singles Chart. If you only check out one ANOTR collaboration, make it this one. The chemistry is immediate and undeniable. 54 Ultra's vocal sits inside the groove so naturally you'd think it was always meant to be there.

The original groove

Abel Balder on "Relax My Eyes", released in 2022 and peaking at No. 33 in the UK, was the collaboration that first put ANOTR on the radar for a lot of people. It's the blueprint for the hypnotic, groove-heavy sound they've built on ever since. Balder's voice has that understated confidence that lets the production breathe without sacrificing the human element. They don't fight each other. They complete each other.

The new voice

Emily Warren on "Silver Lines" is a 2026 pairing that shows ANOTR working with a different kind of vocal presence to 54 Ultra or Abel Balder. She brings a soaring quality that pushes the track higher and wider than their usual scope. Worth hearing right after "Talk to You" to get a sense of how flexible the duo's sound actually is.

The ongoing partnership

ANOTR's work with 3DDY isn't a one-off. It spans multiple tracks: "Like It", "Do It With Ya" and "Faster". That kind of repeated collaboration tells you something about creative compatibility. If you like the chemistry on one, the others reward you just as much.

The album expansion

"On A Trip" (2025), written during creative retreats in Ibiza, Los Angeles and the Netherlands, brought together Cimafunk, PAMÉ and Leven Kali. It's the best place to hear ANOTR's sound stretch across a full album rather than a single track. Collaborators everywhere, each one pushing the sound in a slightly different direction without breaking the core groove that holds everything together.

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