Grabbitz continues to blur the lines between electronic music, rock, and R&B, and his latest collaboration brings together some of the most distinctive names across modern music.
The artist has teamed up with Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon and Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox for the 2026 VALORANT Champions Anthem, marking another major step in Grabbitz’s increasingly cross-genre career.
While Grabbitz first made his name within the electronic music world, his work in recent years has seen him move well beyond the boundaries of EDM. His growing list of collaborations includes artists such as Subtronics, bbno$, and deadmau5, showcasing his ability to move comfortably between different sounds and audiences.
More recently, Grabbitz shared the stage with T-Pain, adding another high-profile name to an already diverse list of musical connections.
Now, his collaboration with Sykes and LaPlante takes that genre-crossing approach even further. Bringing together Grabbitz’s electronic background with the heavier, alternative influences associated with Bring Me The Horizon and Spiritbox, the 2026 VALORANT Champions Anthem represents a natural evolution of the artist’s sound.
For Grabbitz, the collaboration also highlights what has become a defining part of his identity as an artist: versatility. Rather than staying within a single scene or genre, he has continued to build connections across electronic, rock, R&B, and beyond.
The partnership with Oli Sykes and Courtney LaPlante further establishes Grabbitz as an artist capable of connecting seemingly different musical worlds—and his expanding roster of collaborators suggests that his cross-genre journey is only gaining momentum.
With the 2026 VALORANT Champions Anthem, Grabbitz adds another major chapter to that story, bringing together electronic music, alternative rock, gaming culture, and a new generation of global music audiences.
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