Kasia, Eli & Dani and Stylo are combining their strengths for their new single “All I See Is Us,” a spellbinding melodic techno single arriving by way of Insomniac’s Interstellar Recordings imprint.
Already circling on world-renowned labels such as Adam Beyer‘s Drumcode, Tomorrowland Music, Armada, and more, KASIA teams up with Eli & Dani, who recently collaborated with Argy, alongside Stylo, known for shaping the melodic techno landscape with releases on Zamna Records, Space Motion Records, NEWORLD, and others.
Speaking to the mood tied to their new single, KASIA says, “This track lives in that space where tension, emotion, and unity collide on the dancefloor.”
KASIA, Eli & Dani, Stylo – All I See Is Us
Together they deliver “All I See Is Us“—a melancholic yet powerful anthem built on emotive vocals, cinematic tension, and a massive festival-ready drop. The unique synth work and driving energy make this a standout record designed for peak-time club moments and global main-stage rotation.
KASIA, Eli & Dani, and Stylo‘s new single “All I See Is Us” is available on all platforms via Interstellar Recordings.
2ŁØT and Aloe Blacc usher in the new year with a pulse-pounding remix of their inspirational anthem “Immortal,” reimagined by global dance music icon Steve Aoki and released via Dim Mak.
The track transforms the original’s message of fearless living into a full-blown festival banger – merging soaring vocals with electrifying drops and big-room energy. Rooted in the ancient philosophy of memento mori – a reminder of life’s impermanence – “Immortal” challenges listeners to step into their purpose and let go of fear.
“This remix brings the urgency of the message to a whole new level,” says 2ŁØT frontman Rudy Love Jr. “It’s about seizing every moment. And when Steve flipped the track, he gave it this unstoppable momentum that really drives that message home.”
The release follows SteveAoki‘s New Year’s Eve drop of HiROQUEST 3: Paragon Remixed, which includes a special remix of “Paragon” by 2ŁØT – offering fans a double dose of the emerging band’s signature mix of emotional resonance and genre-defying sound.
Both collaborations build on the creative synergy that began during Aoki’s HiROQUEST 3: Paragon era and now carries into 2026 with renewed intensity.
2ŁØT & Aloe Blacc – Immortal (Steve Aoki Remix)
The “Immortal (Steve Aoki Remix)” caps off a breakout year for 2ŁØT, marked by collaborations with Aloe Blacc, Paul Oakenfold, Albert Harvey, and now Steve Aoki, as well as the release of their debut album Entropy, the Albert Harvey Mix EP, and a string of performances at events like KTLA and Somewhere Festival.
From soul-infused anthems to club-ready remixes, the band has cemented itself as a powerful new voice in both the live and electronic music scenes – bridging social impact and sonic experimentation in equal measure.
With new original material on the way and select tour dates to be announced soon, 2ŁØT enters 2026 poised for another landmark year – one fueled by collaboration, connection, and an unwavering belief in music as a force for transformation.
Mathame have announced their first-ever Las Vegas residency, marking a major milestone in the duo’s global journey.
Set across four dates in 2026, the residency will see the Italian brothers bring their cinematic EmoTech sound to Zouk Nightclub and Ayu Dayclub at Resorts World Las Vegas, two of the city’s most forward-thinking venues.
The residency will kick off on March 27 at Zouk Nightclub, with the opening night closely tied to one of Mathame‘s priority record releases for 2026, set to be revealed in the coming months. The launch signals the beginning of a new chapter for the duo in North America, blending dynamic club culture with their signature emotional storytelling.
Mathame will return to Las Vegas on May 16 for a special daytime set at Ayu Dayclub, before continuing the residency with a highly anticipated performance on September 3 at Zouk Nightclub.
The final date, October 2, will coincide with the global influx of fans surrounding EDC Electric Daisy Carnival, positioning Mathame at the center of one of the year’s most important electronic music moments.
Known for bridging cinematic vision with club-focused energy, Mathame‘s Las Vegas residency reflects their growing presence in the U.S. market while offering fans a rare opportunity to experience the duo across multiple formats: night, day, and festival season – within a single city.
More details on the shows will be announced soon.
Las Vegas Residency Dates:
• March 27, 2026 — Zouk Nightclub
• May 16, 2026 — Ayu Dayclub
• September 3, 2026 — Zouk Nightclub
• October 2, 2026 — Zouk Nightclub
Higher Love Malta 2026. Following a standout debut in 2025, Higher Love Festival returns to the sun-soaked shores of Malta for its second edition with a heavyweight Phase 1 lineup for 2026.
Running from 29 April to 4 May, the festival once again takes over multiple stunning locations across the island and mixes up world-class electronic music with sunrise-to-starlight dancing, glistening coastlines, next level food and a like-minded crowd.
Curated by Sammy Porter alongside the team behind leading promoters LoveJuice, Higher Love is an all-encompassing European festival experience – think pool parties under blazing sun, open-air shows by the sea, boat parties with beats rolling across the water and secret afterparties that stretch long into the night.
Phase 1 lineup highlights include fresh tech house from new school tastemakers such as Josh Baker, Prospa, Eliza Rose, Fleur Shore, Girls Don’t Sync, Kolter, Lee Foss, Sidney Charles, Riordan, Wheats, Julian Fijma, Paige Tomlinson, Obskür and a special live show from Oden & Fatzo with five headliners still to be revealed in Phase 2.
The week closes in style with an unmissable Closing Party at Boat Club, Café Del Mar, featuring G Chase, Harty, Mazos, Mike Younger, O’Neil McDowall and Sonny Kane.
Higher Love also brings a stacked schedule of stage takeovers from cutting-edge brands including 23 Degrees, After Caposile, Appetite, Binary, Boat Club, Creche, Club Roto, Groovin, Indigenous, INLV, Lab 54, LoveJuice, Modern Funktion, Secret Sessions and WYLD who will all bring their own flavors and add to a diverse, forward-thinking soundtrack across the island.
This weekend escape in Malta is a perfect way to kick off the 2026 festival season in a gorgeous setting with an already essential line up, and more is to come soon.
Sign up now HERE, with tickets on sale on Tuesday, 13th January.
On 24th January, the legendary FAC51 The Haçienda returns to Bangkok to transform Ambience Space into a multi-room, day festival experience and the venue’s first event of this scale in a landmark moment for the city’s evolving cultural landscape.
A Bangkok debut DJ set for Basement Jaxx headlines with ex Joy Division and New Order bassist Peter Hook playing alongside Manchester legends like 808 State, Jon Dasilva, DJ Paullete, and more heady house and tech from Move D, Huerta, Liquid Earth and others.
Born in Manchester in 1982, The Haçienda defined modern club culture and launched a global movement that still resonates today. Its return to Bangkok celebrates a long-standing musical connection between Manchester and Krung Thep, first forged in the 80s, carried forward by new generations and still live on today’s dancefloors.
Basement Jaxx are Brit Award-winning pioneers whose explosive DJ sets blend house, breaks, carnival energy and timeless classics. 25 years on from Rooty, they remain one of dance music’s most electrifying forces.
The Haçienda Bangkok 2026 lineup
Very Special Guest Peter Hook makes a rare appearance. He is the Haçienda‘s original owner and founding architect of Manchester’s sound with his bass playing in Joy Division and New Order and is a direct link to the club’s origins, bringing its spirit, stories and attitude to Bangkok.
Fellow Manchester legends 808 State, acid house trailblazers and electronic music pioneers, Jon Dasilva, a seminal Haçienda resident and early sonic architect, DJ Paulette, another Haçienda resident, LGBTQ+ pioneer and UK club icon also play.
Add in Move D, a deep, emotive selector and long-time cult favorite, Panorama Bar regular and modern house standout Huerta and hardware-driven house, electro and tech-funk innovator Liquid Earth and together, the line-up reflects the Haçienda‘s original forward-facing ethos by bridging legacy and future dancefloor sounds.
Room 2 is hosted by Mixmag & Transport. Celebrating Transport‘s 10th Anniversary, this room unites one of the world’s leading dance platforms with Bangkok‘s longest-running underground party.
Room 3 is a Bangkok Collectives Showcase featuring Yellowfang, Pissawong, More Rice, Kangkao, Romrom and more, alongside pop-up record stalls and official Haçienda merchandise.
Produced with support from Maho Rasop, Bar Temp, Transport and Bangkok Community Radio and with tickets strictly limited to 2,000, this is a must-attend event that will go down in history.
Full Line-up:
Basement Jaxx (DJ Set) • Peter Hook • 808 State • Jon Dasilva • DJ Paulette • Move D • Huerta • Liquid Earth • Yellowfang • Pam Anantr • Ché Wax • Overmars • Transport 10th Anniversary (Room 2) • Pissawong • More Rice • Kangkao • Romrom • Olbi Iyah (Room 3)
DJ Mag has opened the voting for the 2026 edition of the Top 100 Clubs poll, the definitive celebration of global nightclub culture run annually by the global dance music magazine and media brand.
Clubbers and dance music fans worldwide are invited to take part by voting for their favorite global dance floors now.
First launched in 2008, DJ Mag’s Top 100 Clubs poll has grown to become the most respected barometer of the international nightlife scene. Each year, it delivers a unique snapshot of the world’s most influential dance floors and shines a spotlight on the venues that define club culture across the world.
DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs 2026
The final rankings are determined entirely by votes from DJ Mag‘s global audience, reflecting the real experiences and passions of clubbers rather than industry panels or critics.
Voting for the 2026 Top 100 Clubs poll is open now and runs until Wednesday 18th March 2026. Following the voting period, the results will be announced in April 2026.
From the stillness between mountains and sea, a new chapter of Damian Lazarus’ Day Zero takes shape as Day Zero Bali 2026 reveals the artists that will guide its next sacred gathering.
On April 17, 2026, sound, land, and spirit align in a rare convergence – a carefully curated assembly of global selectors and live performers, transforming GWK Cultural Park in Bali into a living ritual.
Rooted in the island’s timeless sense of balance, the 2026 lineup marks the moment when Day Zero‘s vision fully takes form, inviting seekers from around the world into a shared journey to the centre of the universe.
Across the world, Day Zero exists as a constellation of gatherings, each shaped by the land it inhabits. From the jungles of Tulum, where its mythology was born from Mayan prophecy, to the shores of Brazil’s São Miguel dos Milagres, where culture and coastline move as one, every edition reflects its surroundings in both form and feeling.
With Bali now illuminated within that constellation, Day Zero continues its celestial journey – linking distant worlds through a shared pursuit of transformation, balance, and transcendence.
A true reflection of founder Damian Lazarus‘ uncompromising curatorial vision, Day Zero Bali‘s music lineup will be guided by boundary-pushing selectors, live performers, and genre-fluid storytellers whose sound mirrors the island’s balance of precision and openness.
The 2026 lineup welcomes eclectic sonic architect Bonobo (DJ Set), melodic innovator Âme (DJ), seasoned tastemaker Jamie Jones, high energy crossover force John Summit, virtuoso musician and performer Jan Blomqvist (Live), and standout Haitian DJ and producer Francis Mercier – all artists adept at commanding both intimate moments and expansive dancefloors alike.
Day Zero Bali 2026 Lineup
The lineup continues with a diverse assembly of acts including the avant-garde and adventurous stylings of Acid Pauli, Afro-inspired selector Kitty Amor, deep groove specialist Brunello, Norwegian melodic riser Meera, and Bali’s own symbiotic collective PNNY.
Additional artists include groundbreaking Japanese DJ RYOTA, spiritual live act Satori (Live), Bali-based DJ and producer Tina Colada, collaborative melodic project MĪMĪ x FY, and the collective Odyssey Crew.
As Day Zero Bali unfolds from sunset to sunrise, the gathering follows a carefully guided arc – evolving gradually as sound, energy, and intention shift throughout the night. As dawn approaches, Damian Lazarus will take the reins for a closing sunrise session that has become one of the most defining moments of the Day Zero experience.
Forever evolving as both selector and producer, he remains among the most captivating artists to witness, bending genres through fearless edits, rare reworks, and deep-reaching selections. Each set is a masterclass in connecting past and present, anchoring the final hours of the journey in reflection, release, and collective movement.
Anchoring the sacred gathering is GWK Cultural Park, rising above Bali‘s southern peninsula as a natural point of alignment between land and sky. Home to the monumental figure of the Hindu god Vishnu astride his mythical bird mount, Garuda—towering more than 120 meters—the site carries a quiet sense of guardianship and balance. Framed by open air and distant sea, GWK becomes a natural axis for Day Zero Bali, where sound, intention, and place converge in shared ritual.
Two years in the making, Day Zero Bali stands as the culmination of a global search for a place that felt destined. Guided by the belief that Bali is the spiritual and cosmic center of the universe – a point where elements align and energy draws inward – the gathering finds its natural home on an island revered for harmony, ritual, and renewal. Carrying the same pulse that first awakened in Tulum, Bali invites the Day Zero vision to evolve into new dimensions, becoming the vessel for its next chapter.
Led by Damian Lazarus, whose Crosstown Rebels imprint has shaped the evolution of underground electronic music for more than two decades, Day Zero continues to exist at the edges of sound and experience.
In Bali, this vision meets a creative community in motion – artists, producers, and spaces that echo the island’s quiet intent and reverence for craft, where creation feels guided rather than forced.
Crosstown Rebels have partnered with the Savaya Group, whose dedication to electronic music and cultural storytelling has helped shape Bali’s contemporary creative landscape.
Rooted in the meaning of “sacred journey,” Savaya Group has become a cornerstone of the island’s evolution – bridging music, design, and spirit from the cliffs of Uluwatu to destinations such as Savaya, Desa Kitsuné and Ina Ré, while honoring Bali‘s sacred origins.
As night falls beneath Bali’s star-filled sky, every rhythm becomes a signal, every dance a meditation, every moment a journey inward. Day Zero Bali2026 is not merely an event – it is a return to source, a living ritual shaped by land, sound, and those who gather within it.
Additional Day Zero Week, April 14th – 19th, will feature rituals, gatherings, and celebrations across the island surrounding the Bali edition. More details to follow.
On February 6th and 7th, Solomun will make his debut at London’s historic Alexandra Palace, taking over the iconic Great Hall for a weekend that is set to become another milestone of his career.
Following the overwhelming response to the initial announcement of the February 7th show, a second date on February 6th was swiftly added to meet demand. With still a month to go, both nights are now completely sold out.
Solomun‘s return to London marks a special event, with Alexandra Palace providing the perfect setting. A true institution within the UK scene, the space is celebrated not only as a Victorian landmark, but also as the backdrop for some of the most memorable electronic performances of recent years.
With artists such as Four Tet and Jamie xx having already left their mark on the Great Hall, Solomun is set to join that lineage with two nights designed to stand the test of time.
The Alexandra Palace shows arrive after a whirlwind year that once again saw Solomun captivate Ibizan crowds through his standout Solomun +1 residency at Pacha.
Beyond the island, he delivered memorable performances at the Old Royal Naval College, Château de Chantilly, the Royal Palace of Belgium, and a cinematic appearance at The Sphere in Las Vegas – setting the stage for what promises to be a defining London moment.
Solomun London 2026 shows Alexandra Palace
With both nights now sold out, fans can expect a set packed with unreleased tracks alongside a special addition unlike anything he has presented before, further cementing his reputation as a masterful storyteller through sound and marking the start of an even bigger chapter as Solomun looks ahead to 2026.
The newly announced names for the July 10–12 edition in Hilvarenbeek further shape the scope of Awakenings Festival 2026. From the driving, no-nonsense techno of Dax J, Bart Skils and DJ Rush to the harder, high-energy sounds of Azyr, Grace Dahl and Cynthia Spiering x Reinier Zonneveld (live), the second wave adds depth across multiple corners of the scene.
Artists such as Cloonee, Josh Baker and Mahmut Orhan x Shimza bring a more groove-oriented and crossover approach, while Pan-Pot and Novah represent the darker and more hypnotic side of techno.
Collaborations including Chlär x Yanamaste, DJ Gigola x Funk Tribu, Franck x Upper90 and Jamback x Marsolo underline Awakenings‘ continued interest in collaborative formats. Bad Boombox and Serafina add further momentum to the second wave.
Together with the previously announced artists, the second wave reflects the range of Awakenings Festival 2026, bringing together established names and newer acts across techno and its related styles: from melodic and hypnotic to hard, industrial and experimental, all built around the genre’s beloved four-to-the-floor foundation.
Awakenings Festival 2026 Lineup
Beyond the music, Awakenings Festival remains defined by its setting and atmosphere. Each summer, Hilvarenbeek becomes a meeting point for techno fans from around the world, with carefully designed stages, high-end production and a festival site that blends music with nature.
Forest dance floors, open fields and a lakeside campsite with beach areas and swimming spots form the backdrop for a weekend that extends far beyond the stages.
The final wave of artists will be announced at the end of January, completing the full lineup for Awakenings Festival 2026.
Awakenings Festival takes place July 10–12, 2026, in Hilvarenbeek, The Netherlands. For tickets, accommodation and full festival details, visit Awakenings.
Berlin-based techno giants Pan-Pot return with the launch of Pan-Pot TV, an innovative new 24/7 streaming platform released via their own YouTube Channel. The project marks the latest expansion of the duo’s ever-growing creative ecosystem and reinforces their commitment to connection, continuity, and community through music.
Pan-Pot TV was inspired by early music digital stream platforms that translated that concept into a modern, club-focused context. The platform features a continuous stream of recorded live sets from leading festivals including Awakenings, Time Warp, and Loveland, alongside official music videos from Pan-Pot releases — offering fans a soundscape to live with at any time of day or night.
Last year was anything but quiet for Tassilo Ippenberger and Thomas Benedix. Through HUMAN – a platform that exists as both a label and event series, Pan-Pot have hosted standout showcases in Berlin, New York, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, and Chicago, alongside curating the official Street Parade afterparty in Zurich, which drew an astonishing 1.3 million attendees.
Speaking more on the TV stream project, Tassilo and Thomas discuss:
“Pan-Pot TV came out of the idea of creating a permanent space for our music, something fans could tune into at any time of day or night. We grew up with channels like MTV and VIVA, where music was always on and constantly shaping the atmosphere, and we wanted to bring that feeling into a modern, club-focused context.
With Pan-Pot TV, we’re sharing DJ sets that reflect our sound and mindset, giving people a continuous stream of techno and house to live with, not just listen to occasionally.”
Enhancing the experience, Pan-Pot TV integrates seeqnc technology, making the music visible in real time. A live Track-ID widget and interactive chatbot reveal what’s playing as it happens, while a fully dynamic tracklist allows instant access to DSPs and automatically generated Spotify playlists as sets unfold.
Artists featured within the streams benefit from increased visibility across the seeqnc ecosystem, strengthening discovery, appreciation, and deeper connections between artists, labels, and listeners.
With Pan-Pot TV, the duo once again push beyond the traditional boundaries of DJ culture – creating not just a platform, but a living, breathing channel for techno, house, and human connection.
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