Review: "Pum Pum" - Dimitri Vegas x David Guetta x Loreen

Taylor Sheridan Lempke
Jul 30, 2025
2 min read

Pum Pum by Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, and Loreen Cover Art

Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, and Loreen's latest release "Pum Pum" as strong as a pounding heart. With electric rhythm, vibrating bass, and hypnotic lyrics, it pulses with urgency to save a relationship. The track captures the feeling of spiraling when love begins to fade. Holding on becomes survival, and your heartbeat feels louder with every passing second. It drums in your ears like a warning. In that panic, you reach for your partner, hoping their presence will ground you. You want to feel a heartbeat other than your own. You want to hear love instead of fear. "Pum Pum" becomes that comforting heartbeat.

From the buzzing bass to Loreen's hypnotic voice, this song bleeds with the pain of heartbreak but the excitement of a festival atmosphere. You can hear the pain in her delivery—each lyric feels as isolating as stepping into a crowded club alone, surrounded yet unseen. The production mirrors this loneliness, with percussion that builds like the quiet panic of searching for someone in the dark. As the rhythm grows, there’s a shift—a harmony that emerges like the comfort of locking eyes with someone who truly sees you. The track’s BPM is undeniably built for the festival stage, delivering high energy without losing its emotional weight with Dimitri Vegas and David Guetta's production. Every beat is an adrenaline boost to keep you going.

Dimitri Vegas is one half of the world-renowned DJ duo Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and a key ambassador of the global festival phenomenon Tomorrowland. David Guetta, a two-time Grammy winner, is a pioneering figure in electronic music with over 40 billion global streams and hit collaborations with stars like Sia, Rihanna, and Bebe Rexha. Swedish artist Loreen is a multi-platinum singer-songwriter. With global hits like “Euphoria” and “Tattoo,” Loreen blends spirituality and human connection, most recently expanding her artistry through her collaborative project SAGES with Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds.