Robin Schulz and Marten Hørger join forces for "Arizona" — and it lands right as Pacha Ibiza kicks back into gear

Two of dance music's most reliable hitmakers meet at peak time, just as Schulz returns to the White Isle for his second consecutive residency season.

Some collaborations feel inevitable the moment they're announced, and "Arizona" is one of them. Robin Schulz — the most successful German solo artist of all time — has built his career on records that feel massive without ever feeling forced, and Marten Hørger, dubbed "The Future" by DJ Mag, has spent the last few years becoming one of the most trusted names in club and festival music for exactly the same reason. Out now via Warner Music, "Arizona" is their first official collaboration, though the connection between the two has been building for a while: Hørger delivered an acclaimed remix of Robin & Cyril's "World Gone Wild" back in December 2024, and the chemistry from that pairing clearly stuck. "Arizona" is built around a relentless four-on-the-floor groove with a peak-time punch that feels purpose-built for one room in particular — and as it turns out, that's not a coincidence.

The timing here is everything. "Arizona" arrives just as Robin Schulz returns to Pacha Ibiza for his 2026 residency season, which kicked off on May 16 with nine dates running through to a closing date on October 3. Following his debut residency on the White Isle in 2025, this second season finds Schulz leaning even further into dancefloor territory, and "Arizona" sets the tone for exactly that shift — a track engineered for Pacha's iconic main room, where the energy doesn't build slowly so much as arrive fully formed. For Hørger, the release lands during a genuinely electric stretch: he recently unveiled his new joint project Men Machine with David Guetta, announced live on the Quasar stage at Coachella in April 2026 — a moment that instantly made him one of the most talked-about names in the room. Pairing that momentum with Schulz's Ibiza return makes "Arizona" feel less like a single release and more like a meeting point between two artists operating at the absolute top of their games, at exactly the moment when the dancefloor needs them most.

Listen to "Arizona":