Dark Techno Meets Hip-Hop Swagger in Anyma and Yeat's "Work": Watch the Music Video

The architectural impossibility of the Vegas Sphere finds its sonic equivalent in "Work," Anyma's new single featuring surging hip-hop phenom Yeat.

The track's recent debut during Anyma's historic residency at the $2.3 billion Sphere marked a significant cultural milestone. Yeat delivered the venue's first-ever rap performance, shattering yet another invisible barrier between techno's underground roots and hip-hop's mainstream cultural dominance.

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The accompanying music video presents the duo as silhouettes against a backdrop of frenetic lasers, creating a visual as disorienting and compelling as the music itself. Rocking sinister masks and metallic, monochrome clothing, the duo channels the man-machine aesthetic of Kraftwerk, but reimagined for a more dystopian world.

"Work" will appear on The End Of Genesys, Anyma's third album, which is set to release May 23rd. According to a press release, the album "will complete the score of the Genesys trilogy" and feature recent singles "Hypnotized" (with Ellie Goulding) and "Voices In My Head" (with Argy and Son of Son) alongside new music Anyma premiered live throughout his Sphere residency.

Other collaborations rumored to appear on The End Of Genesys, which is primed to be one of the year's biggest electronic albums, include tracks with Grimes, FKA twigs, 070 Shake and Luke Steele of Empire of the Sun.

You can watch the official "Work" music video below and stream the new single here.

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