Dutch electronic trio Tinlicker has reunited with fellow Dutch producer Helsloot for their latest collaboration, Edge Of Forever.
Released via [PIAS], the single highlights the band’s evolving sound following the addition of vocalist Hero Baldwin as a full-time member last year.
The release also marks another collaboration between Tinlicker and Helsloot, who have worked together as longtime friends.
An Emotional Progressive House Collaboration
Edge Of Forever embraces a slower tempo while blending melodic house and progressive house influences.
Gentle melodies, minimal synth arrangements, and Hero Baldwin’s ethereal vocals create a calm and uplifting atmosphere.
The track gradually builds into emotional peaks without losing its intimate character.
Its warm melodies and soaring energy reflect the optimistic mood at the heart of the production.
According to the trio, the song came together during the final leg of the group’s UK and European tour.
During that time, the artists reflected on the pressure to constantly pursue success and keep moving forward.
They also described the experience of performing together and traveling on the tour bus as a special moment.
Those shared experiences eventually inspired Edge Of Forever.
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What’s Next for Tinlicker
The new single follows Tinlicker’s acclaimed album, Dreams Of The Machine, which was released earlier this year.
For Helsloot, Edge Of Forever marks his fourth release of 2026. It follows I Was There (Booka Shade Remix), Fledermaus, and his most recent single, FF.
Tinlicker has a limited number of performances scheduled in August before launching its North American tour in September.
The tour will include stops in Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Washington, Montreal, Seattle, Vancouver, Austin, and several other cities.
Helsloot, meanwhile, is coming off his Tomorrowland debut.
He also has several performances scheduled in the Netherlands before reuniting with Tinlicker for Amsterdam Music Week and DGTL at NDSM Warehouse on October 23.