Vincent is back with “Desire,” and he’s not holding back. The gritty, bass-fueled banger marks a bold return to the signature sound that made Vincent a festival favorite.
This isn’t just another EDM drop, it’s Vincent’s loudest and grittiest track to date, showing off a darker, more aggressive edge while still keeping his signature melodic style in the spotlight. The track is packed with massive big room drums, hard-hitting synths, and that nostalgic vocal Trap energy that first got fans hooked.
After dropping more euphoric and crossover-friendly tracks like “Love Me Now,” “Good Time,” and “Surrounded,” Vincent clearly felt it was time to stir things up. “Desire” is a throwback to his roots, a raw reminder of the festival bangers that once dominated his early sets. But this time, it’s leveled up, more refined, more focused, and unapologetically bold. Vincent himself admitted he used to be nervous about putting out heavy tracks, especially as someone who’s been known for polished EDM/pop hybrids. But now? He’s done holding back.
“Desire” isn’t just a sonic shift, it’s a statement. Coming off a three-year hiatus for mental health following the pandemic, Vincent has returned with a fresh perspective and a serious creative fire. Since his comeback in late 2023, he’s been dropping heat under the Dim Mak label, and this track might just be the most explosive of them all. It’s got everything fans love about Vincent, energy, emotion, and expertly crafted chaos.
His legacy in the dance scene runs deep. From viral remixes for Alison Wonderland and The Chainsmokers to official flips for RL Grime and Gryffin, Vincent has always had a foot in both underground clout and mainstream success. His tracks have soundtracked Apple and Adidas campaigns and his festival resume includes massive stages like Coachella, Hard Summer, and SnowGlobe.
But “Desire” feels different. It’s not just a new single, it’s the beginning of a whole new chapter. Vincent’s throwing the doors wide open on what he can do, and if “Desire” is any sign, fans should buckle up for what’s next.
