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Tiësto Releases 'Echo Sax Finale' with Caleb Arredondo

Published Jul 22, 2026 By Matt White
Tiësto Releases 'Echo Sax Finale' with Caleb Arredondo

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Tiësto has released "Echo Sax Finale," a trance-inspired collaboration with saxophonist Caleb Arredondo, via Musical Freedom on July 17, 2026. The track, which became a staple in Tiësto's live sets and was debuted at EDC Las Vegas and the Pyramids of Giza, marks the latest in his return to trance following recent releases "Don't Lose Your Head" and "Beautiful Places."

Tiësto has released "Echo Sax Finale," a trance-inspired collaboration with saxophonist Caleb Arredondo, via Musical Freedom on July 17, 2026. The track has been a fixture in Tiësto's live sets since his return to trance, including a performance with live saxophone at EDC Las Vegas' Circuit Grounds that captured widespread attention.

From TikTok to the Main Stage

Arredondo built a following on TikTok and Instagram with his "Echo Sax" videos, in which he recorded acoustic saxophone melodies in resonant spaces like empty stairwells. The original "Echo Sax End" video accumulated over 142,000 TikTok streams. This final installment of the series pairs Arredondo's melodic approach with Tiësto's signature trance influences and festival energy.

Live Debuts at EDC and the Pyramids

Arredondo joined Tiësto on stage at EDC Las Vegas to perform the track live in front of thousands. Tiësto also debuted the song at his Pyramids of Giza set, where it quickly became one of the year's most anticipated IDs.

"Echo Sax Finale" follows Tiësto's recent trance releases "Don't Lose Your Head" featuring Olivia Sebastianelli and "Beautiful Places." The Dutch producer announced plans for a trance-inspired album in an interview with DJ Mag. The track is now available on streaming platforms.

Matt White

Matt White

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