Elton John Drops Surprising Turnstile Collaboration on Star-Studded New Release

Sir Elton John is officially entering his hardcore era—or at least bringing his iconic glossy pop magic to it. The music legend has linked up with rock outfit Turnstile to transform their fan-favorite track "Seein' Stars," adding a signature touch to create an unexpected cross-genre anthem. The brand-new collaboration arrives as part of Turnstile's latest project, titled *Never Enough: Versions*, which has officially dropped. The release takes the band's signature sound and flips it on its head through a series of reimagined tracks and high-profile guest appearances.

Who is featured on Turnstile Never Enough Versions?

Sir Elton isn't the only heavy hitter taking part in the release. Turnstile stacked the new project with an unbelievably diverse lineup of talent from across the music spectrum. Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams lends her famous rock vocals to the project, while pop artist Slayyyter delivers her own spin to the tracklist. Indie favorites also showed up in full force. Experimental musician Panda Bear and acclaimed singer-songwriter Faye Webster are among the long list of featured artists on the guest-heavy compilation. Each collaborator brings a distinct flavor to Turnstile's discography, turning the release into a massive celebration of unexpected musical mashups.

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What does the Elton John Turnstile song sound like?

On the new rendition of "Seein' Stars," Elton John infuses the track with a bright pop sheen that elevates the original's melodic bones. Reports highlight how the legendary artist seamlessly integrates into Turnstile’s sonic world, providing a vibrant polish without stripping away the band's underlying intensity. Sir Elton has long championing fresh acts and modern rock projects across his radio platforms and playlists. His team-up with Turnstile proves that the pop icon is constantly looking for exciting sounds to collaborate with, bridging generations of music fans in the process. *Never Enough: Versions* is available to stream right now, giving fans a full look at how Turnstile and their star-studded line-up of guests transformed the project.