felix jaehn & Omar Rudberg, siren | Beaming with Pride

In the 69^th edition of Beaming with Pride (2026), we highlight “siren” performed by German DJ/producer felix jaehn and Venezuelan Swedish singer Omar Rudberg.

[nx_dropcap]A[/nx_dropcap]re you ready to beam with P-R-I-D-E? Beaming with Pride highlights songs by LGBTQ musicians and allies, offering background, analysis, and discussion of the decadent bops served up. All genres are welcome, and both classics and new songs are recognized. So, without further ado, in the 69^th edition of Beaming with Pride (2026), we highlight “siren” performed by felix jaehn and Omar Rudberg.

[nx_pullquote]“Got me sweatin’, got me beggin’ on my knees for it / ‘Cause your poison is toying with my mind.”[/nx_pullquote] Ooh-wee 🥵! Nonbinary German 🇩🇪 DJ/producer felix jaehn (all pronouns) and Venezuelan Swedish singer and actor Omar Rudberg (he/him) join forces for a scintillating bop in “siren”. Omar handles all vocal duties, while felix, assisted by others, holds it down on the writing and production end. “Siren” was composed by Jaehn, 220 KID, MNEK, and KOLIDESCOPES (Yeah Boy aka Johnny Courtidis and Dan Dare). Jaehn, KOLIDESCOPES, and Christophe Vitorino De Almeida produced it.

As the earlier excerpted lyrics suggested, “siren” is steamy. Honestly, who would have it any other way with the fine Omar Rudberg performing the vocals? Steamy and explicit are not the same, as there are no swear words. “First, I’m lost in your eyes,” he sings in the first verse, and continues, “And that ain’t safe for me.” Ooh-la-la! Eyes 👀 are a powerful thing… Brown really seals the deal for me 🤫. Of course, the ante is upped in the pre-chorus with those naughty, excerpted lyrics.  In the second verse, Omar asserts, “… the thrill keeps us alive / And there ain’t no coming back,” likening their rendezvous to a bad habit.  The chorus is where the bread is buttered.

“Ain’t nothin’ but trouble when I’m with you (When I’m with you)

Every night is just a dangerous rendezvous

Should’ve listened to my mother, what she said was true

But I do it all again and be with you.”

He ain’t lying, either! The drop can’t be denied, where “My siren goes (‘Dee-dah, dee-dee-dah’)…” etc.  Besides the beautiful, smooth, and sensual pipes of Rudberg, the musical accompaniment is divine and vibrant.  The production is warm and inviting, with cool keys, lush string programming, and a consistent thudding kick. The kick transforms into a more rhythmic groove before revisiting that anchoring, never tiring, four-on-the-floor.  All in all, felix jaehn and Omar Rudberg make a fabulous team on “siren”, a dance cut for Pride, the summer, or any time of the year!