MXGPU PRESENT ‘LIVE OVER PORTO’

The breathtaking 360° live show recorded above the main stage dancefloor at Primavera Sound Porto is out now

MXGPU, the collaborative project of Portuguese artists Moullinex and GPU Panic, announce the release of ‘Live Over Porto’, a full-length liveset captured during their stunning performance at Primavera Sound Porto in June 2026. Filmed in a single take and performed suspended above the festival’s main stage dancefloor, ‘Live Over Porto’ expands MXGPU’s distinctive 360° live format into one of their most ambitious performances to date.

Rather than separating artist and audience through a traditional stage, MXGPU perform high above the crowd, surrounding the dancefloor with sound, movement and new visuals. Suspended from a crane above the Primavera Sound main stage audience, the duo turns the entire space into a stage. The result is a live electronic performance experienced from every angle, with the audience physically at the centre of the work.

Following ‘Live Over Lisbon’ in 2025 – their live performance suspended 15 metres above the Tagus River in the Portugese capital – ‘Live Over Porto’ takes MXGPU’s ongoing exploration of music, performance art and immersive experience directly into the heart of the dancefloor.

Speaking about the experience, MXGPU said:

“One year after flying over the river, we built it above the dancefloor. Primavera Sound Porto dared us to take it further; suspended 30 meters above the crowd on a crane, wrapped in light we designed just for this moment, closing the main stage. The stakes were real. We (literally) rose to meet them. Seeing the crowd from above as we played is an image that will stay with us.”

MXGPU unites the creative forces of Moullinex and GPU Panic, producers, songwriters and performers Luís Clara Gomes and Guilherme Tomé Ribeiro. At the heart of the project is a distinctive 360° live experience built around MXGPU’s signature triangular structure. The format removes the conventional separation between stage and audience, allowing the performance to exist within the dancefloor rather than in front of it. Music, light, visuals and physical space become part of the same experience. The audience can move around the performance, experience it from different perspectives and become an active part of the environment.

MXGPU go Live Under Lisbon: October 10

Looking forwards, on October 10, MXGPU will take their exploration of unconventional spaces underground with ‘Live Under Lisbon’, an event conceived and curated by MXGPU. Taking place at Hidden Metro Olaias, the event will transform the underground location into a temporary club for more than eight hours, bringing together Adriana Ruas, Isadora (Live), Madd Rod and Sainte Vie (Live) alongside MXGPU (Live).

Expanding upon the duo’s interest in transforming unexpected architectural spaces into immersive dancefloors, ‘Live Under Lisbon’ will turn a hidden part of Lisbon’s infrastructure into a new environment for electronic music, performance and collective experience.

MXGPU Live at Gardens of Babylon, ADE: October 25

Following this, Sunday, October 25 will see MXGPU bring their 360° live show to Gardens of Babylon’s ‘The Seekers of Light’ showcase from 20.30-22.00 at WestWeelde in Amsterdam, as part of this year’s Amsterdam Dance Event official programming.

Gardens of Babylon’s annual ADE showcase brings together electronic music, art, performance and community across an immersive multi-day experience. MXGPU will join the Sunday programme with their 360° live performance, bringing their signature triangular structure and audience-surrounding format to the Amsterdam dancefloor.

MXGPU is the collaborative project of Portuguese artists Moullinex (Luís Clara Gomes) and GPU Panic (Guilherme Tomé Ribeiro). Producers, songwriters and performers, the duo explore the intersection of electronic music, performance art, technology and immersive experience.

Through releases on Crosstown Rebels, Watergate, Get Physical, TAU and their home label Discotexas, MXGPU have developed a growing international presence. Their work has been featured by Ableton, EARMILK, KCRW, Triple J, SiriusXM Diplo’s Revolution and SoundCloud Sound Advice, alongside consistent editorial playlist support on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music.

Their music and performances have also received support from artists including Keinemusik, Adriatique, Jamie Jones, Chris Lake, Damian Lazarus, LP Giobbi, WhoMadeWho and RÜFÜS DU SOL. Their debut album, Sudden Light, was released on Discotexas in September 2025 and their live work is built around a distinctive 360° format, centred on a triangular structure that dissolves the boundary between performer and audience.

TRYM SOOTHES HEART BROKEN PARTIERS WITH HIS NEW TRACK “BROKEN HEART”

TRYM releases his new single “Broken Heart” ahead of his appearance at ADE

Coming off of an intense summer run where he performed at Sziget Festival, Tomorrowland, and Teletech Amnesia, French born DJ and producer TRYM releases his new track “Broken Heart” ahead of the 30th anniversary of ADE where he will be performing. The track comes after his latest release, “Ow I Know”, with Dutch vocalist PollyAnna and he keeps the momentum going by blending high energy club tempos with melodic tunes.​

​The track opens with ethereal vocals and takes a turn when TRYM’s signature style of fast paced and high energy beats are introduced. The vocal performance taking place on the track is very distinctive and this is where TRYM’s mastery of producing makes itself known as he shifts the beat to support the vocals, leading to a musical fusion of high energy rave percussions and melodic dance tunes that’s ready to be played in clubs all around the world.​
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The project is an ode to the heart broken clubbers and partiers around the world, with TRYM’s production surrounding the vocals making it feel like an escape from reality on the dancefloor. A feeling which is supported by the consistent dynamic aura of the track. ​
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TRYM is continuing his momentum with “Broken Heart”, an incredibly clear example of his solidified artistic style, while also marking the beginning of a new chapter in his creative world. Alongside the release, TRYM is expanding his visual identity, with the music video for “Broken Heart” being shot in Japan, allowing him to explore and express his artistry through a new visual language. The track is being released as TRYM is gearing up for his debut performance at Studio Duplex in Hong Kong and his highly anticipated appearance for Ultra Japan’s 10th anniversary. The track leaves you wanting more by the end of it and shows TRYM’s refusal to be labeled into one box.

TRYM is one of French electronic music’s most compelling modern exports, known for a high-octane sound that fuses hard techno, rave, and hard dance, with his bold love of melody. Emerging from the Paris underground, he quickly built a reputation for sets that push beyond rigid genre lines while keeping mood and connection at the core. With standout records including “R-301” and “Sparkling System,” remixes for artists such as Martin Solveig and Marshall Jefferson, and performances at Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Free Your Mind, AFAS during ADE, and Les Vieilles Charrues, TRYM has steadily expanded his global reach. A landmark Ultra Music Festival b2b with DJ Snake’s The Outlaw alias further underscored his surging profile as one of France’s most distinctive next-generation acts.

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SOLOMUN, DOM DOLLA, AND SKEPTA SOUND THE ALARM WITH ‘DANGER DANGER

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.

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