Listen to Amelie Lens and Angèle’s new single, ‘run’


Amelie Lens and Angèle have joined forces on a new single. Listen below.

The track is the latest release taken from Lens’ forthcoming debut album, ‘AURA’, which arrives on 4th September via her EXHALE label. The pair first performed the track live at Belgium’s Dour Festival in July.

Speaking on the collaboration, Lens’ shared: “Angèle’s voice was the only one I could imagine on this track. I have been such a fan of hers for so long, I think she’s a truly special talent and that’s why she’s the only other artist and only collab on my whole album.”

Angèle, meanwhile, noted her admiration for Lens, remembering the “goosebumps” she got from her Glastonbury set last year. “I’m really happy we finally got to make something together,” she added.

Listen to ‘run’, and watch footage of the pair performing the track live at Dour Festival below.

‘AURA’ features the previously released singles ‘our frequency’ and ‘whatever you do’, and arrives a decade after Lens’ first release, ‘Exhale’, in 2016.

The album features vocals from Lens herself — who was voted No. 38 in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs poll 2025 — and will be available digitally alongside a double LP pressed on blue and white vinyl.

Check out DJ Mag’s Sound Of feature on EXHALE, where Lens discusses the label’s evolution, its roster and her vision for the platform, here.





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