Felix Jaehn feat. JHart releases new ‘PRIDE’ anthem

Felix Jaehn feat. JHart releases new ‘PRIDE’ anthem

DJ and producer Felix Jaehn is excited to unveil their powerful new single 'PRIDE’, out now via Virgin Records. Shining a light on the intersection of house and country, the new release delivers the meaningful messages that run through Felix Jaehn’s discography, celebrating identity, courage, and self expression in the form of a guaranteed future favourite.

'PRIDE' highlights Felix Jaehn’s return to form following a mental health hiatus. While most of the dance music spectrum focuses on all-things maximal, 'PRIDE' opens as a tender and nuanced affair before building into one of the season's most vibrant musical moments. Lending his hand on vocals is acclaimed singer-songwriter JHart, known for his work with stars like Justin Bieber and Troye Sivan.

Together, the two deliver a track that's as heartfelt as it is colourful – 'PRIDE' is an anthem for anyone who has ever felt the need to hide who they are. With its strong lyrics, “Wear my colors loud ‘till the day I die. Coz you can’t take my, you can’t take my pride,” the song stands tall as a declaration of self-acceptance and resilience in the face of adversity. It questions societal norms and promotes a broader understanding of sexuality as a spectrum, rather than a set of strict categories.

The new single has been close to Felix Jaehn’s heart for years. For the past years, they have shaped ‘PRIDE’ together with some of the industry’s most respected songwriters — including Mike Sabath (Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez), JHart (Justin Bieber, Troye Sivan), and Michael Pollack (Miley Cyrus, Benson Boone). With every session, the shared goal was clear: to create an anthem that captures the strength it takes to be yourself. Today, Felix feels this message needs to be heard more than ever and commented: "This song is about not letting anyone take your pride, no matter the hate, violence, and rejection you might face. It’s about standing firm in your identity and embracing all parts of who you are, despite the challenges. You are beautiful!" says Jaehn. "Who’s to say there’s one way or another? It’s important we understand that human beings are diverse and that we stop trying to fit everyone into boxes that simply don’t fit everyone." ''Now is the time to show our colors more fiercely than ever. ‘PRIDE’ is not just a song, it’s a movement." Find 'PRIDE’ by Felix Jaehn and JHart on all major streaming platforms now. By pairing a much-needed message with such a radiant production, 'PRIDE' has all of the makings for a summer anthem celebrating diversity, freedom, individual self-expression. 'PRIDE' by Felix Jaehn feat. JHart is out now on all streaming platforms

ABOUT Felix Jaehn

For 10 years now, Felix Jaehn has been one of the world’s most successful and sought after DJs and producers. Jaehn’s remix of OMI’s ‘Cheerleader’ achieved the #1 charting position in 55 countries, including 6 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and their follow-up single, ‘Ain’t Nobody (Loves Me Better),’ hit #1 in 36 countries. Making them the youngest artist in history to receive two diamond awards in Germany & kickstarting their global career. Artists who have since asked Felix Jaehn to remix their work include Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Avicii, Sam Smith, Troye Sivan & many more. Felix Jaehn has also continuously delivered a stream of high-quality original productions that dominate playlists and dancefloors worldwide & were voted ‘Best Dance’ at the 1Live Radio Awards four times in a row. Today, they have racked up over 10 billion streams and have been awarded with over 200 diamond, platinum & gold awards. What further sets them apart is their electrifying stage presence and genre-fluid DJ sets that have seen them take over the decks at the most exclusive stages, including Ushuaïa, Tomorrowland, ULTRA music festival and many more.In 2024, Felix Jaehn came out as non-binary and now uses all pronouns and the name Fee. (German for fairy, pronounced ‘Fe’) Within the Felix Jaehn project, they will continue using their birth name and the pronouns he/him, in addition to they/them.

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