Featuring Skepta on vocals, the collaboration arrives October 2 ahead of Solomun’s all-night +1 closing party at Pacha Ibiza.
Solomun builds momentum heading into the final weekend of his +1 Pacha Ibiza residency with the release of “DANGER DANGER,” a new collaboration with Dom Dolla and Skepta. With Skepta on vocal duty, the single lives up to its title with a harder approach towards unrestrained rave aesthetics. Already teased and played out live, the track lands on October 2, just two days before Solomun takes the booth for an all-night set at Pacha to close this summer’s +1 season.
“DANGER DANGER” puts Skepta’s renowned vocal attitude to work over a deep, bouncing bassline and sharp rave stabs. The production’s grit matches his delivery, with a roughness that gives the release a welcomed edge of aggression. Things open up in the bridge and build, with unfolding arpeggios injecting the tune with a sense of space and making the eventual return of the bassline in the second half feel all the heavier. Bringing a blend of upfront rave energy and spacious melodies, "DANGER DANGER" has all of the makings to satiate even the hungriest of dancefloors.
The new release arrives as Solomun brings his summer on The White Isle to a close, with the next stretch of touring already coming into focus. After a short break following his all-night +1 finale at Pacha, Solomun heads to Latin America in late October for shows in Córdoba, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Curitiba, and São Paulo. From there, his schedule takes him to Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles on November 27, followed by a return to Tulum on January 7, 2027. "DANGER DANGER” will be available to stream worldwide from October 2.
Over the past two decades, Solomun has built a singular path as a DJ and producer. Born in Bosnia and raised in Hamburg, he started with second-hand tapes and record-store digging before becoming one of electronic music's most recognizable figures. As the founder of Diynamic Music and the force behind Solomun +1, he has built a platform where artistic freedom and underground values come first.
His sets move between house, techno, and tech-house, often spanning eras and genres with rare edits, unreleased tracks, and older classics. Through Diynamic, he continues to support new artists, with a focus on authenticity, emotional connection, and long-term development.
From Glastonbury and Coachella to Ibiza, Panorama Bar, and his one-off show at Sphere in Las Vegas, his work spans clubs, festivals, and singular live settings. In 2026 he continues to tour worldwide, with sold-out nights at Alexandra Palace in London among the early highlights, alongside shows in New York, Munich, and Paris. The year also marks the 20th anniversary of Diynamic Music.