“Fire” by House of Protection is an explosive, genre-blending anthem that feels equally built for pit energy and the dancefloor. The track fuses distorted vocals, punk-ish guitars, and siren effects with hip-hop beats and chantable “F-I-R-E” refrains, walking a fine line between controlled chaos and infectious groove.

It’s deliberately maximalist — with heavy nods to The Prodigy’s intensity and anthemic youth-choir moments — yet grounded by a sense of purposeful arrangement. 

As the duo themselves put it, “a song that could invoke as much dancing as it does moshing,” “Fire” is less about subtlety and more about unleashing raw emotion in a way that’s both cathartic and unforgettable.