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Troye Sivan and Ariana Grande team up on Dance To This

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Pop faves Troye Sivan and Ariana Grande have joined forces on a smooth new track.

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The collaboration is the fourth single from Sivan’s sophomore album Bloom, also featuring My My My!, The Good Side and the titutal tune.

The track is already shooting up the charts around the world, hitting #1 on iTunes charts in Azerbaijan, Greece, Mexico and more.

Grande also posted an image of herself with the Perth export, writing that she is honoured to feature on the album with the “pop king”.

Check out the tune below. What do you think?

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