Zedd and Maren Morris Reunite for Bubbly Collab, "Make You Say" - EDM.com

It is arduous to imagine it has been virtually 5 years since Zedd and Maren Morris launched “The Center.” Really feel outdated but?

The 2 have now reunited for “Make You Say,” a bubbly collab co-written with Charlie Puth and produced alongside dance music manufacturing duo BEAUZ.

Zedd stated the brand new observe “is the kickoff of a brand new chapter” as he information his subsequent album, his first since 2015’s chart-topping True Colours. Talking with Zane Lowe of Apple Music 1, he opened up in regards to the album’s musical route.

“My subsequent massive venture is my album and I began that earlier than the pandemic. I truly despatched you a tune that I used to be engaged on. That could be a little bit darker,” Zedd stated. “The sensation of the album goes to have some comfortable moments and a few hands-up moments, however that’s nonetheless my route for the file. It should be dance-heavy, however I am making an attempt to include a few of my early influences within the tune I despatched you, which is just a little bit darkish and twisted to classical music, which I am remaking an outdated classical piece. In order that’s my subsequent massive venture, but it surely’s positively going to dwell within the dance world.”

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Zedd additionally mirrored on “The Center” and gushed about reuniting with Morris, who stated she “had massive sneakers to fill” after being tasked with changing Puth’s vocal on the unique demo.

“The primary time with ‘The Center,’ it was simply her voice,” Zedd stated. “At the moment once I heard the vocal, I truly did not know a lot about Maren’s background or what sort of music she comes from. I simply heard a demo. I do not even know if the file was labeled something that might give away who the vocalist was. I actually simply listened for the colour and I feel Maren’s voice simply has every part {that a} good voice wants. It is obtained character. You instantly can inform who it’s. She has this superb rasp, which to me is all the time a little bit of emotion that I search for.”