AMOK MALLORCA EXTENDS 2026 SEASON WITH IRRESISTIBLE AUTUMN PROGRAMME

Jamie Jones, Denis Sulta, Andrea Oliva, Hot Since 82, Reiznik and Trikk among the artists confirmed for AMOK’s September, October and November programme

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AMØK Mallorca is extending its already standout 2026 season with another series of dates through September, October and November with Jamie Jones, Denis Sulta, Andrea Oliva, Hot Since 82, Reiznik and Trikk all playing, among others.

 

The additional autumn programme follows a strong summer for the Mallorca venue, which was recently named Best Club in Mallorca at the Mallorca Electronic Music Awards. Across the 2026 season and since opening, the venue has established itself as a key destination on the European electronic music circuit thanks to its combination of high-spec production, striking indoor-outdoor setting and carefully curated programming. 

 

On 26 September, AMOK will host its Grand Summer Closing, with Jamie Jones joined by Sara de Araújo, wAFF and Wololo Soundsystem. The event marks the close of the club’s main summer programme, with AMOK continuing its schedule into the autumn months.

 

The October programme opens with JUNO & Yamil on 3 October, followed by Reiznik (Keinemusik) & Trikk (Innervisions) on 10 October. Denis Sulta will perform on 17 October, with Cacao by Anthony Godfather following on 24 October.

 

The programme continues into November, with Andrea Oliva performing on 7 November before Jackies returns to AMOK on 14 November, with Hot Since 82 headlining.

 

The extended season forms part of AMOK’s wider approach to year-round programming, reflecting the growing activity around electronic music on Mallorca beyond the traditional summer period.

Upcoming dates

 

26.09 - Grand Summer Closing: Jamie Jones, Sara de Araújo, wAFF & Wololo Soundsystem

03.10 - JUNO & Yamil

10.10 - Reiznik (Keinemusik) & Trikk (Innervisions)

17.10 - Denis Sulta

24.10 - Cacao by Anthony Godfather

07.11 - Andrea Oliva

14.11 - Jackies presents Hot Since 82

AMÉMÉ WRAPS UP FIVE-WEEK DEBUT IBIZA RESIDENCY WITH RELEASE OF "CHULO"

After months in his sets and now out via Altra Moda Music, "Chulo" caps off One Tribe's first Ibiza residency

West African afro-house innovator AMÉMÉ closes out a landmark summer with the release of "Chulo" via Altra Moda Music, and the conclusion of One Tribe's debut five-week residency at Ibiza's Cova Santa. The two moments arrive together by design, capping a season that saw AMÉMÉ bring his community-first ethos to the island for the first time.

"Chulo" has spent months building anticipation before its official release, driving dancefloors across AMÉMÉ's summer sets and quickly becoming one of the most requested moments in his live shows. Its release now gives fans a studio counterpart to the track that soundtracked the summer.

Running from late July through late August, the five-week Cova Santa residency marked One Tribe's first dedicated home on the island, featuring diverse lineups that blended fresh voices with established artists inside the venue's intimate, open-air setting. Having included artists such as Honeyluv, Kitty Amor, Da Capo, LP Giobbi, Coco & Breezy, and more - the residency stands as a major milestone for the collective, following major showcases in Amsterdam, Berlin, London, and New York.

For Hubert Sodogandji, known globally as AMÉMÉ, the road to this moment started far from festival main stages. Raised in Benin, West Africa, his earliest connection to rhythm came through childhood mixtape competitions with his siblings, long before he discovered electronic music via imported French house tapes. He worked in banking before trading boardrooms for dancefloors, an analytical foundation he credits with helping him thoughtfully grow his creative community today. After buying a basic controller and teaching himself to DJ in New York, he relocated to Berlin to fully immerse himself in electronic music culture.

At the center of that journey is One Tribe, the community-driven collective AMÉMÉ launched in Brooklyn in 2017 to connect people through afro-house. What began as a grassroots event series has organically evolved into a global phenomenon and boutique record label, with the Cova Santa residency marking its most ambitious chapter yet.

What sets AMÉMÉ apart is his charismatic, magnetic booth presence, an infectious energy unmistakably felt on every dancefloor he touches. That crowd connection translates directly into his studio output, where his sound blends afro-house, tribal percussion, and deep house. Recent releases showcase his ability to bridge musical eras and cultural gaps, from the feel-good afro-house track "Wait For You" (with Franc Fala) to his 2026 reimagining of the trance anthem "Greece 2000" alongside Baggi and Three Drives.

On the road, that momentum has carried AMÉMÉ to some of the world's most renowned stages throughout 2026, including summer sets at Miami's Jungle Island, Barcelona's Brunch Electronik, the Knockdown Center in New York, and a special Pop Up on the Roof at LA-YAM in London. He has also made prominent appearances at Hï Ibiza and UNVRS alongside heavyweights including Marco Carola and David Guetta.

Whether leading a packed festival tent or commanding an intimate club room, AMÉMÉ uses rhythm as a universal language, one that carries through "Chulo" and the residency it now caps, to remind us that we are all, ultimately, One Tribe.

About AMÉMÉ:

AMÉMÉ is a West African born, Berlin-influenced, Brooklyn-based afro-house artist and the founder of One Tribe. His DJ sets span afro-house, tribal percussion, deep house, and tech, rooted in his Beninese heritage and shaped by years of movement across continents. His work has earned the support of Black Coffee, Diplo, and Pete Tong, who featured him on the BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. He has performed at Coachella, Tomorrowland, Burning Man, EDC, Awakenings, Creamfields, Jamie Jones’ Paradise, Bedouin’s Saga, All Day I Dream, and Rumours in Ibiza.

His releases span top-tier labels including Armada Music, Insomniac Records, Black Book Records (Chris Lake), Gorgon City’s Realm Records, Crosstown Rebels, Defected’s One People imprint, Cercle, and Abracadabra. In 2025, he returned to Coachella for a sophomore performance and headlined Boiler Room Lagos. His collaboration with fellow Benin native and 5x GRAMMY winner Angelique Kidjo on a reimagined version of her iconic ‘Agolo’ stands as one of the most celebrated moments of his career to date.

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MIND ENTERPRISES SHARES NEW DOCUMENTARY THE STORY OF NEGRONI LOVE

Directed by Jack Barraclough 

NEW FILM LOOKS BEHIND THE ITALO-DISCO DUO’S BREAKOUT RISE AHEAD OF THEIR NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

Following a breakout run that has included a successful new album, a performance at Coachella, sold-out shows, and an expanding international audience, Mind Enterprises looks back at the unlikely story behind it all in The Story of Negroni Love. The new 25-minute documentary follows Andrea Tirone and Roberto Conigliaro on the road while tracing the friendship, humor, and shared imagination that shaped the project.

Filmed during the duo’s previous tour, The Story of Negroni Love captures Mind Enterprises traveling between shows, searching for proper Italian food, slipping into character, and finding comedy in the routine of life on the road. Those moments are woven together with the story of how two longtime friends developed their own vision of Italo disco and carried it from their home base in Barcelona to an international audience.

The documentary arrives after a defining period for Mind Enterprises. Their latest album, Negroni Love, expanded the duo’s musical world through 11 tracks of late-night escapism, Mediterranean nostalgia, and playful experimentation. Its release followed their Coachella appearance and helped push the project into a new chapter, with the duo’s music and visual language reaching far beyond the early lo-fi clips that first introduced their sense of humor.

While those kitchen-table videos remain part of the backstory, The Story of Negroni Love shows the scale of what Mind Enterprises has since built: a fully realized live experience, a growing community around the music, and an aesthetic that audiences can now step inside. 

Mind Enterprises will bring that world back to North America this fall, with dates including The Bellwether, Portola, Thalia Hall, Brooklyn Steel, and III Points. The tour follows an extensive international run and marks the duo’s next major North American chapter.


Upcoming Tour Dates:
September 23 - Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver, BC
September 25 - The Bellwether - Los Angeles, CA
September 26 - CRSSD Fest - San Diego, CA
September 27 - Portola Festival - San Francisco, CA
September 29 - 24 Oxford - Las Vegas, NV
October 1 - The Grand at The Complex - Salt Lake City, UT
October 2 - The Aggie - Fort Collins, CO
October 3 - Ogden Theatre - Denver, CO
October 6 - Thalia Hall - Chicago, IL
October 7 - The Concert Hall - Toronto, ON
October 9 - Royale - Boston, MA
October 10 - Brooklyn Steel - Brooklyn, NY
October 13 - Basement East - Nashville, TN
October 15 - Gramps Getaway (DJ set) - Miami, FL
October 16 - III Points Festival - Miami, FL
 

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