After weeks of Instagram teasing, Kygo and Selena Gomez's much-anticipated collaboration has finally arrived.

In one of her most mature-sounding outings to date, Gomez narrates the story of a love turned sour over alcoholism above strummed guitar chords and Kygo's pulsing piano notes. The Norwegian artist expertly chops up Gomez's verses for the ensuing chord-buoyed builds and drops, which feature his trademark finger-snap claps and tropical pan flute melodies.

Buoyed by Gomez's star power, the natural-sounding number is all but assured to become the 25-year-old producer's biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit to date surpassing 2015's "Firestone," which peaked at No. 92.