Relying on real locations, fight choreography, stunts and pyrotechnics the world is captured with additional VFX to enhance the video and deliver future tech elements. In collaboration with Apostle Digital, Blasterjaxx’s ‘Legion’ was shot in Sydney, Australia in Victorian era locations such as Museum station and other industrial underground spaces to replicate the vibe of future London showcased in the video game. Taking the release to new heights, Ubisoft®, Spinnin’ Records and Blasterjaxx joined forces with Australian director James Chappell, who has previously worked with the likes of Tiësto, Armand Van Helden, The Bloody Beetroots and many more.

Utilising vocals that mirror the vibe of the game, Idir himself sings on the track adding to the dark, depth of the record. Drawing inspiration from the trailer and graphics of the game, the Dutch duo approached the record with an enigmatic, mysterious theme.

Amidst the growing unrest of a restless London, an unknown entity named Zero-Day has framed secret underground resistance DedSec for coordinated bombings across London. In Watch Dogs: Legion, London is facing its downfall. Combining Gaming with Music resulted in an entirely new way of producing” explains Blasterjaxx. “A year ago, we were asked by Ubisoft to come up with a promo track for their new game Watch Dogs Legion, from the get-go we found the partnership incredibly cool. Thom Jongkind and Idir Makhlaf, as the duo are known outside of their artist alias, are big video game enthusiasts and saw the ultimate collaboration in Watch Dogs Legion. ‘Legion’ is out now on Maxxximize Records. The pulsing energy of Blasterjaxx’s Big Room record serves as a complimentary addition to the world of Watch Dogs: Legion. Dutch DJ and producer duo Blasterjaxx have created an exclusive track called ‘Legion’ as well as an action-packed music video directed by James Chappell to celebrate the launch.

Ubisoft® announced today that the highly-anticipated video game, Watch Dogs®: Legion, is now available worldwide.

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