Caribbean-Dutch artist Zanillya and Amsterdam-born producer Humphrey Dennis return with their new single ‘Hands In Di Air’, an electrifying club record blending electronic dance production with Caribbean rhythm, out now via Field Supply. Built for global dance floors, the track will also feature in an upcoming global tech company campaign, introducing the duo’s sound to audiences worldwide. LISTEN HERE.

Built for international dance floors, ‘Hands In Di Air’ combines pulsating electronic drums, atmospheric synth textures and a powerful rhythmic foundation. At its core sits a chant-style hook where voices unite in a choir-like refrain repeating the song’s title, capturing the collective energy of a crowd moving together in a shared moment on the dance floor.

“We were in London for meetings and sessions, and even though we were exhausted at the end of the day, when we got back to the hotel we suddenly felt incredibly creative,” says Zanillya. “In that same week we made both ‘Baddie’ and ‘Hands In Di Air.’ The idea sat on the laptop for a while, but we always felt there was something special about it. When we eventually shared it with Field Supply, they immediately gravitated toward the record and asked if they could release it.”

Humphrey Dennis adds, “From the start we wanted to create something that feels like a real crowd moment. The chant, the rhythm, the drop, it’s built for that instant when the whole room lifts together. That energy is what ‘Hands In Di Air’ is all about.”

Zanillya & Humphrey Dennis are an award-winning, genre-bending creative duo blending global club energy with Caribbean-rooted rhythm. Zanillya, daughter of disco icon Bobby Farrell of Boney M., is known for her globally resonant sound and together with Humphrey Dennis, the duo have built a powerful creative partnership.

Humphrey Dennis provides the sonic backbone to the duo’s sound, combining deeply layered electronic production with rhythmic influences rooted in Surinamese culture. His production blends Afro-fusion, hip-hop, dancehall and South American rhythms, shaping the duo’s distinctive sound. Their music has reached global audiences through major campaigns including Adidas, Google, Apple’s MLS campaign starring Lionel Messi, and they are featured with two songs in Just Dance 2026, while earning support from BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1Xtra, COLORS and Wonderland.

They have collaborated with artists and producers including Riva Starr, Regard, Mason and Leo Justi, with standout releases such as ‘Baddie’ through BACARDÍ’s Music Liberates Music initiative and ‘Shot Caller’ with Nina Las Vegas and Swick. The duo have also worked with Portuguese global club pioneer Branko, French electronic innovator Samaran and Grammy-winning producer Ulises Lozano, releasing music across labels including EMPIRE, Defected Records, Waxploitation and Future Classic.

Together, Zanillya and Humphrey Dennis create rhythm-driven music that moves between global club culture, pop and sync, continuing to expand their presence across international dance floors and global campaigns.