In the decade since Tim Bergling released his seminal hit “Levels”—a song so gigantic and absorbing it defined an entire generation of electronic dance music—it has continued to echo throughout festivals and clubs as a sort of sentimental timestamp, the last burning ember of the EDM boom that dissipated as quickly as it hit. Many would argue the track is the era’s preeminent artifact—the biggest song from the brightest star—and it’s a prime example of Avicii’s sticky fingerprints: clever sampling (Etta James’ “Something's Got a Hold on Me”), melodic synths, and euphoric, larger-than-life drops, all of which have been pressed onto pop music forever. In this special recording from Bergling's 2016 show in Osaka, Japan, released on the 10th anniversary of “Levels” and just three years after his tragic death, you can hear his legacy loud and clear: builds designed to inspire togetherness and chord progressions that sound like hope.