Today, 2K and Gearbox Software announced the release of Break Free, an original song in collaboration with multi-platinum selling artist Zayn Malik for Borderlands® 4, the latest entry in the iconic looter-shooter franchise. As a longtime fan of Borderlands recognized for his innovative style, Zayn recorded the new song, inspired by the intense setting and expressive action of the series, which serves as the ideal backdrop as players crash land onto the all-new planet Kairos.
ZAYN is a multi-platinum recording artist, songwriter, producer, and philanthropist, known for his skyscraping vocals and hybrid style of pop and R&B. He made history with his debut solo album Mind of Mine, becoming the first UK male solo artist to debut at #1 on both the UK and US charts, led by the 5x platinum global smash “PILLOWTALK.” His discography includes the gold-certified Icarus Falls, the critically acclaimed Nobody Is Listening, and his most recent album Room Under the Stairs, showcasing a more intimate and introspective sound. In 2025, ZAYN embarked on his first-ever solo tour, which instantly sold out, and marked a major milestone in his career. ZAYN has garnered several accolades throughout his career including a Billboard Music Award, American Music Award, MTV VMA, and two Brit Award nominations.
A lifelong gamer, Zayn has long been a fan of the Borderlands franchise, making this a unique and exciting collaboration that brings together two of his biggest passions, music and gaming. For the complete experience, be sure to check out the accompanying video featuring the track.
Borderlands 4 transforms players into an unstoppable force on the battlefield, blasting through enemies with an arsenal of incredible weaponry. Players take up the mantle of one of four new Vault Hunters, each with unique abilities that, combined with literally billions of weapons, introduce even more ways to crush, bash, and destroy enemies. The game lands on Switch 2 Oct. 3rd, 2025.
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