From Billie Eilish to Sia, Labrinth brought out several performers during his Coachella set, but Zendaya’s appearance was the biggest shocker. Everyone went crazy when she hit the stage to perform  “I’m Tired” and “All for Us”, two songs previously featured on her hit HBO show Euphoria.

Zendaya later took to Instagram to reflect on her experience performing at Coachella and thank Labrinth for welcoming her on stage.

“I just wanted to say thank you again for such a magical, beautiful night. Thank you to Lab for inviting me and making all this happen so last minute. I have never heard screaming like that in my entire life… It was so special and everyone was singing along and it was so cool,” said Zendaya in one of her Instagram stories.

This marked Zendaya’s first live performance in seven years, as she shifted focus from singing to acting over the course of the past decade. In addition to working on the Euphoria soundtrack, she also did some singing in The Greatest Showman and recorded the hit song “Rewrite the Stars” with Zac Efron.

Dance prodigy Maddie Ziegler, who already appeared in a series of Sia’s videos, also takes the lead in this one. She’s a part of a strange group of individuals who are traveling across pink and purple skies inside a flying car.

Diplo is the one driving the vehicle, while Labrinth opted for an ever cooler mode of transportation – his own personal cloud! The two guide the mysterious candy-haired girl through this wondrous journey, filled with animated clouds and strange creatures. They encounter several obstacles along the way but eventually find their way out of the storm.

Members of LSD have been working together since May, but they were hardly strangers before forming this collaborative project. Sia and Labrinth first joined forces in 2017, when they teamed up to write the song To Be Human for Wonder Woman soundtrack. Diplo and the Australian singer go a way back since they worked together on the original version of her hit single Elastic Heart.

Thunderclouds is one of three tracks set to appear on LSD’s upcoming debut album along with Genius and Audio. The release date remains a mystery, but it should hit the shelves this month.

From Billie Eilish to Sia, Labrinth brought out several performers during his Coachella set, but Zendaya’s appearance was the biggest shocker. Everyone went crazy when she hit the stage to perform  “I’m Tired” and “All for Us”, two songs previously featured on her hit HBO show Euphoria.

Zendaya later took to Instagram to reflect on her experience performing at Coachella and thank Labrinth for welcoming her on stage.

“I just wanted to say thank you again for such a magical, beautiful night. Thank you to Lab for inviting me and making all this happen so last minute. I have never heard screaming like that in my entire life… It was so special and everyone was singing along and it was so cool,” said Zendaya in one of her Instagram stories.

This marked Zendaya’s first live performance in seven years, as she shifted focus from singing to acting over the course of the past decade. In addition to working on the Euphoria soundtrack, she also did some singing in The Greatest Showman and recorded the hit song “Rewrite the Stars” with Zac Efron.

Dance prodigy Maddie Ziegler, who already appeared in a series of Sia’s videos, also takes the lead in this one. She’s a part of a strange group of individuals who are traveling across pink and purple skies inside a flying car.

Diplo is the one driving the vehicle, while Labrinth opted for an ever cooler mode of transportation – his own personal cloud! The two guide the mysterious candy-haired girl through this wondrous journey, filled with animated clouds and strange creatures. They encounter several obstacles along the way but eventually find their way out of the storm.

Members of LSD have been working together since May, but they were hardly strangers before forming this collaborative project. Sia and Labrinth first joined forces in 2017, when they teamed up to write the song To Be Human for Wonder Woman soundtrack. Diplo and the Australian singer go a way back since they worked together on the original version of her hit single Elastic Heart.

Thunderclouds is one of three tracks set to appear on LSD’s upcoming debut album along with Genius and Audio. The release date remains a mystery, but it should hit the shelves this month.