Miss Monique brought Robbie Williams to the Tomorrowland Mainstage — and played a track nobody had heard
The Ukrainian DJ debuted ‘Beauty In Us’, a progressive house collaboration with the British pop classic. A week earlier she had brought her own audiovisual show to the same festival.
Miss Monique has debuted ‘Beauty In Us’, her collaboration with Robbie Williams, during her Mainstage set at Tomorrowland. It is a soaring progressive house track on which the British pop classic sings: “Someone who falls, keeps getting back up / Someone who lost, no reason to stop / Someone who trusts that there’s still beauty in us.”
DJ Mag reported the premiere.
The artist herself called the track a very special musical collaboration, inspired by their different but equally defining experiences of electronic music and clubbing.
A week earlier, on 17 July, Miss Monique brought the world premiere of her own audiovisual show, BIORHYTHM, to the same festival, taking over the Freedom Stage — Tomorrowland’s second-largest arena. The concept integrates real-time generative industrial visuals with organic elements, designed to highlight the intersection of nature and electronic music.
BIORHYTHM travels on: Mandarine Park in Buenos Aires on 3 October, Pacha New York on 13 November and Phantom in Paris on 27 November.
As ONE//FM reported earlier, Miss Monique is holding her Hï Ibiza Club Room residency for a second year running this summer — and it was then that she promised to bring something to Tomorrowland she had never done in her 15-year career.
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