Wildfire 2022 LEC music video starring Vedius, Drakos and rock band Against the Current marks first collaboration between Riot casters and a music artist
Dom Sacco, Senior Editor
Last Updated: 21/06/2025
American pop rock band Against the Current have today released their latest single, “Wildfire”, in collaboration with the League of Legends European Championship (LEC) and two of its casters.
Welshman Andrew ‘Vedius’ Day and North American Daniel ‘Drakos’ star in the new music video, launched to promote the start of the Spring 2022 LEC season.
The track marks the first time that a music artist has collaborated with esports talent from Riot Games for a song. It’s a result of the partnership between Warner Music Group and the League of Legends publisher.
The collaborative track includes vocals from Vedius and Against the Current vocalist Chrissy Costanza, as well as a rap interlude from Drakos. The music video itself was filmed in Los Angeles.
Against the Current previously produced a song for the 2017 League of Legends World Championship, titled “Legends Never Die”, which has clocked up more than 500m global streams.
Vedius said: “The LEC team has had a lot of fun producing music videos in the past but to partner up with Chrissy and her band Against the Current was extra special for us. They’re so well known in the world of esports for their massive hit “Legends Never Die”, so to collaborate on a song with them was a bit of a ‘pinch me’ moment.”
Chrissy Costanza, vocalist for Against the Current, added: “Bringing “Wildfire” to life was a surreal experience from beginning to end and any opportunity we have to be involved with the League of Legends world is incredible.
“We’re so excited to be the soundtrack to LEC 2022! Shooting the video was one of the biggest productions we had ever been on so it was a crazy experience. We had never done overnight shoots or worked with so much pyro. The team behind it was awesome and we had an absolute blast.”
my gaming family has always been incredibly supportive of my music career and of atc. i feel so very lucky to have been able to bring the two worlds together. legends never die was the first time in my entire career i genuinely felt like i was meant to be there, not an imposter.
— Chrissy Costanza (@ChrissyCostanza) January 10, 2022
The LEC is known for producing comedic, music videos and musical skits, with the broadcast talent regularly producing hit songs. Last year, the team produced “Reckless With My Heart”, an emo-inspired tune which has amassed more than 3m views across social platforms and received a nomination at the 2021 Esports Awards for Creative Piece of the Year.
The team have also produced multiple rap battles in the past, with their most recent – Mediocre Rap Battle of the LEC – totalling more than 400,000 views.
Meanwhile, Against the Current features trio Chrissy Costanza [vocals], Dan Gow [guitar], and Will Ferri [drums]. The band’s tracks have amassed nearly 1bn streams and have sold out shows on multiple continents with their pop rock sound.
“The LEC team has had a lot of fun producing music videos in the past but to partner up with Chrissy and her band Against the Current was extra special for us. To collaborate on a song with them was a bit of a ‘pinch me’ moment.”
Vedius, LEC
“Wildfire” can be listened on a range of music platforms via https://againstthecurrent.lnk.to/wildfire.
Last week, LEC team G2 launched their first metal track and their own record label.
The LEC kicks off once again on January 14th 2022.
Vedius isn’t the only Welsh League of Legends personality: Alphari, top-laner for Vitality, recently spoke to Esports News UK about his goals for 2022 in a video interview.
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Dom Sacco, Senior Editor
Dom is an award-winning writer and finalist of the Esports Journalist of the Year 2023 award. He has almost two decades of experience in journalism, and left Esports News UK in June 2025. As a long-time gamer having first picked up the NES controller in the late '80s, he has written for a range of publications including GamesTM, Nintendo Official Magazine, industry publication MCV and others. He also previously worked as head of content for the British Esports Federation.
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