Nora En Pure Returns to Enormous Tunes with “Burning Up” Ft. Orem
Nora En Pure returns to Enormous Tunes with “Burning Up,” a new collaboration with vocalist Orem that reconnects with the organic and melodic qualities that have shaped her sound for more than a decade.
Released on September 25, the track follows Nora En Pure’s “Don’t Wake Up” with Richard Walters. “Burning Up” develops through delicate instrumentation, Orem’s vocal performance and a rolling groove that keeps the track moving without overwhelming its melodic elements.
Nora En Pure Returns to Her Longtime Home, Enormous Tunes
The release also continues Nora En Pure’s long relationship with Enormous Tunes.
Her official biography traces the beginning of her recording career back to 2009, when she released early productions through Enormous Tunes and Tokenish as part of Zürich’s Helvetic Nerds circle. Her international breakthrough followed in 2013 with “Come With Me.”
Enormous Tunes itself has been operating since 2005, with a catalogue rooted in house and progressive electronic music and a wider network that now includes Enormous Vision, Enormous Chills, Enormous Moments and No Definition.
That history makes “Burning Up” feel less like a simple return to a label and more like another chapter in a relationship that has been present throughout Nora En Pure’s career.
Orem Brings a Different Energy to the Collaboration
At the center of the record is Orem, whose vocal gives “Burning Up” much of its identity.
She describes the song as an exploration of devotion and unconditional love, a departure from the more melancholic and ambiguous writing that often characterizes her work.
Her voice has already featured alongside artists including ATB, R3HAB, Nu Aspect, IMANU, Le Youth, Lane 8, ZHU, Boris Brejcha and Dimension. Hher catalogue has surpassed 300 million streams since her solo debut in 2023.
On “Burning Up,” that vocal presence is given plenty of space. Rather than being treated simply as a hook, it becomes part of the track’s atmosphere.
Tested on the Road
Before its official release, “Burning Up” had already been tested during Nora En Pure’s international touring schedule, including recent shows across the United States, New Zealand and Australia.
That context matters for a track like this. Its appeal comes from the balance between detail and movement: intimate enough to work outside the club, but with a groove designed to hold its place in a longer DJ set.
With “Burning Up,” Nora En Pure and Orem deliver a release that stays close to the organic, melodic language associated with Nora’s catalogue while allowing the vocal to push the record into a different space.
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