December, a powerhouse of a month.
I am so excited to share moments with all of you.
Second tier tickets have SOLD OUT, and I feel deeply grateful. Final tickets HERE
Every year Art Basel turns Miami into a whirlwind of ideas, movement, and sensory overload. It is beautiful, but it can also be disorienting. This Faena night has become the place where we return to ourselves, where the noise lifts and the room gathers for something more human. A moment to ground. A moment to remember why art matters in the first place.
It is also why this year I felt compelled to collaborate with Young Musicians Unite, a reminder that the privilege of experiencing so much art in one week carries the responsibility to uplift the next generation. I want to thank my dear friend Vishal for connecting me with the YMU family and their incredible work. Their mission is the quiet foundation beneath the spectacle.
I look forward to this night all year. Nothing is rehearsed. Nothing is repeated. The music is born in the present, shaped by the people in the room and the energy they bring. That uncertainty, that trust, is what gives these nights their soul.
Two extraordinary artists will join me on this journey.
Gilmar Gomes, a force of nature who hears rhythm in every corner of life. His presence alone changes the temperature of a room. A veteran of the stage and 20+ years collaborator of Enrique Iglesias, amongst others.
And Eric Escanes, a psychedelic explorer of sound and texture whose guitar becomes a vessel for landscapes that feel both familiar and entirely new.
Along with them, I will invite two young musicians from YMU to step into the unknown with us for a brief moment of live improvisation. I want them to feel what it means to create collectively, to sense how music becomes a conversation rather than a performance. A living moment that belongs to everyone in the room. A rare opportunity for most musicians.
Thank you for supporting this path. It means more than I can express. These nights exist because you choose to show up with presence, curiosity, and an open heart.
Watch my show last year and the incredible work that came of it.
WONDERFRUIT FESTIVAL, Thailand | Dec 12th / 13th
After Miami I fly to Thailand for Wonderfruit, a place I first experienced many years ago at their very first edition. I was there before The Fields became what they are now, before the village formations and the structures that breathe with the land, before the layers of intention that have shaped a decade of evolution. Even then, in its earliest form, I sensed something different. A seed of what it could one day become.
Now, returning ten years later, the meaning feels deeper. It is rare to witness the growth of a creative world across time, to see how an idea matures, roots itself, and becomes something living. The Fields today carry that feeling. They are not only a festival site but a landscape shaped with care. A place where sound and nature intertwine. A place where listening is not an action but a way of being.
This year I will play two sets.
Friday Dec 12th - a live performance with an extraordinary ensemble of 6 Sufi musicians from India, artists whose devotion to sound is as pure as it is disarming. To stand beside musicians who offer themselves so fully is always a privilege and an honor.
Saturday Dec 13th - a TIMELESS DJ set guided by joy, dance, reflection and connection to the most moving nostalgia.
Returning to Wonderfruit after a decade feels like stepping into a story that began long ago and has finally come full circle. I look forward to discovering what has changed, and perhaps more importantly, what has remained true.
A theatre of transitions and revelations, shifting energies from day to night.
A living testament to ten years of wonder and designed by artist Wit Pimkanchanapong, Baan Bardo enters as a new space for cultural exploration, experimental performance and ceremonial experience. By day, meditation sessions, multisensory rituals and sacred offerings are guided by Dhyana. Each night offers deep, genre-blending DJ and live performances, inviting us to move the body and connect as a collective.
I will bring The Overview Effect with Classical Sufi Indian 6 piece ensemble named CARAVANA, who are flying from India for this performance. I have my dear friend Nadja, a world explorer, an alchemist of humans, to thank for joining our worlds together.
After Thailand the journey brings me back to Tulum. There is a certain feeling that only comes when I return home to play. The sea, the air, the familiar faces, the sense of time moving a little slower or faster, depending on how you choose to live it. Tulum has shaped so many chapters of my life and my work. It is where I learned to trust improvisation, where community became the center of everything I do during my Habitas years.
This season I will be sharing concerts and DJ sets in some of the places that have held the most relevance for me. Each one will be announced soon. Tulum has its own rhythm, its own kind of magic.
I look forward to meeting you there, to continue the journey, and to create nights that feel like home in every sense of the word.
Tulum is precious. See you in paradise!
PS. Competing for attention is a real thing in our day and age. Love and care go in to these moments of me writing to you, so thank you for making it this far.
