Listen now: Marshmello, Ellie Goulding, AVAION’s New Hit “Save My Love

“Save My Love” feels like a necessary heartbeat. Marshmello, Ellie Goulding, and AVAION come together for a track that doesn’t try to hide its fragility. Instead, it leans into it—with grace, shimmer, and a steady four-on-the-floor.

This isn’t Marshmello in his festival armor, or Goulding on one of her radio sugar highs. “Save My Love” is cooler, quieter, but all the more piercing for it. Goulding’s voice—airy, aching, unmistakably hers—floats like a ghost over AVAION and Marshmello’s co-production. The synths don’t explode, they pulse. The beat doesn’t demand you move, it asks you to feel.

It’s easy to overlook how rare this kind of restraint is in dance-pop collaborations. Where many super-producer collabs aim for viral drops and playlist placement, this one plays the long game. It’s about emotional architecture—building tension and release like memory and regret rather than confetti and strobes.

Marshmello’s pivot back to club-rooted sonics in 2025 seems more than strategic—it feels personal. Teaming with AVAION, who’s known for introspective, textured electronic tracks, adds depth to the mix. The production breathes, leaving space for Goulding to do what she does best: sound heartbreakingly human while somehow otherworldly.

“Save My Love” is a soft punch to the chest in a genre that too often forgets how to whisper. It’s the sound of dance music remembering that sometimes the most powerful drop… is the one that never comes.