Week 35 in electronic music: Swedish House Mafia turn an Ullevi storm cancellation into a free hometown rave, Anyma plays his first stadium and drops ÆDEN's debut compilation, Beastie Boys' Mike D goes solo, David Guetta's 'Nothing But The Beat' turns 15, Tomorrowland heads back to Shanghai, and GTA 6 leaks a CircoLoco station. [2026-35]
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- After a storm forced the cancellation of their biggest-ever Swedish show at Ullevi, Swedish House Mafia turned the setback into a free daytime rave at Gothenburg's Götaplatsen square.
Anyma Drops ÆDEN's 'Digital Renaissance Vol. I' After First-Ever Stadium Show
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AnymaÆDEN-RecordsDigital-RenaissanceEstadio-GNP-SegurosMexico-CityMelodic-TechnoNew-MusicElectronic-MusicDance-MusicAnyma released ÆDEN Records' 15-track debut compilation 'Digital Renaissance Vol. I' on 28 August, days after playing his first-ever stadium show at Mexico City's Estadio GNP Seguros.- A GTA 6 leak from an unfinished build appears to show a 'CircoLoco Records Radio' station — hinting at an Ibiza-flavoured dance music presence in Rockstar's game. Treat it as unverified.
- Beastie Boys founder Mike D has released his debut solo album 'Thank You' under the Mike D 5D moniker via Fontana — 13 tracks of post-electronic grooves, with a sold-out UK tour to follow.