LEC logo

LEC song teaser may hint at collab with Chrissy Costanza’s Against The Current

Spark this up, Europe.

The LEC Twitter account shared a clip seemingly for the European league’s upcoming music video, giving fans the first glimpse of the official song before it debuts at 9am CT on Jan. 10. Based on the genre of the song and the voice in the track, the singer (and possibly the actress in the video) could be Chrissy Costanza, lead singer for the band Against The Current

Recommended Videos

This would not be the first time the band Against The Current collaborates on a song written for a League of Legends competition. In 2017, the band joined hands with Riot Games to produce and perform “Legends Never Die” as the World Championship anthem. Two years later, Costanza was singing “Phoenix” on the Worlds stage in Paris. She’s also a streamer and fan of some of Riot’s titles like Teamfight Tactics, and just on Jan. 7, she said she felt “really good” and “excited” about the LEC this year—a seemingly vague statement that could indicate

In addition to the band, the song might feature two casters and rappers of the LEC in some capacity. A tweet by the LEC on Jan 7 showed Andrew “Vedius” Day holding a drawing of him and his colleague Daniel Drakos, along with a third, mysterious, figure. The two could be present in the song, either by showing their skills as singers or just as actors in official the video.

Furthermore, by zooming in on the picture, League fans have spotted the words “LEC joins ATC,” hinting at the collaboration between the European league and the band. 

The LEC’s 2022 season kicks off on Jan 14, but according to the league’s Twitter account, we might hear the new anthem for the season on Jan 10 at 9am CT. 


Make sure to follow us on YouTube for more esports news and analysis.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article LoL players are finally falling in love with Skarner again after long-awaited rework
Earthrune Skarner splash art in League of Legends
Read Article LoL devs set out to make Sylas ‘fun again’ with ultimate fixes, but it’s going to take ages
Sylas' unique ultimate makes him one of a kind.
Read Article LPL reportedly undergoing massive format changes next split, introducing ‘Fearless’ mode
The LPL logo photoshopped onto a background showing a crowd at Worlds.
Related Content
Read Article LoL players are finally falling in love with Skarner again after long-awaited rework
Earthrune Skarner splash art in League of Legends
Read Article LoL devs set out to make Sylas ‘fun again’ with ultimate fixes, but it’s going to take ages
Sylas' unique ultimate makes him one of a kind.
Read Article LPL reportedly undergoing massive format changes next split, introducing ‘Fearless’ mode
The LPL logo photoshopped onto a background showing a crowd at Worlds.
Author
Cecilia Ciocchetti
Freelance writer mainly focusing on the League of Legends and VALORANT esports scenes. Sometimes at events interviewing professionals of the scene, from players to the talented people working behind the curtains. You can reach out to me via Twitter.