Miss Monique brought her new audiovisual production ‘Biorhythm‘ to Tomorrowland’s Freedom Stage on Friday, July 17, and by all accounts the year of work that went into it showed. The Ukrainian DJ and producer packed the stage with roughly 15,000 people for the world premiere, delivering a 90-minute set that quickly emerged as one of the standout moments of the festival’s first weekend.
Only three more chances remain to catch the show this year. ‘Biorhythm’ heads to Mandarine Park in Buenos Aires on October 3, a new venue called Brooklyn Hall at Pacha NYC on November 13, and Phantom in Paris on November 27.
The concept behind ‘Biorhythm’ centers on blending the elemental rhythms of nature with machine-made electronic music, pairing real-time generative industrial visuals with organic imagery. It’s a concept Miss Monique has clearly put thought into rather than treating as a standard festival production upgrade, and the Tomorrowland crowd got an immersive experience built around that tension between the natural and the synthetic. The set leaned heavily on unreleased material, including tracks from artists signed to her own label, Siona Records.
The show opened with a reworked edit of her own track ‘Concorde,’ overhauling the original into a soundscape that filled the venue as the visual production kicked into gear. From there, the set moved through a series of unheard remixes, including a take on the Belgian techno staple ‘Age Of Love’ from the 1990s and a rework of Noir & Haze’s ‘Around.’ The performance closed with the debut of her upcoming single with Delilah Montagu, titled ‘The Unknown.’
“‘Biorhythm’ shows that despite today’s industrial world of AI and technology, nature still finds its way through,” Miss Monique said. “The show tries to show that these two extremes are not in conflict, but in the balance. Nature gives us hope for generations to come, and I am so excited to bring it centre stage in my Biorhythm shows. It was amazing, humbling, to feel the support and excitement of the crowd at the premiere! Many of the tracks in my set were unreleased, a lot of them from artists on my own Siona Records label. Each show will include surprises — come and see for yourself.“
The premiere lands during what’s shaping up to be Miss Monique’s busiest year yet. She’s back on Tomorrowland’s Main Stage this weekend for a third straight year, part of a run that also includes her second season as a resident at Hi Ibiza and appearances at Kappa FuturFestival, Ultra Europe, Awakenings, Brunch Electronik, Outside Lands and Veld, among others. She’s also booked for five UNVRS Ibiza dates alongside David Guetta, Anyma and Carl Cox.
Miss Monique’s rise has been steady rather than sudden. Her Siona Records imprint has become a platform for her own material and a roster of artists she’s championing, while her Ibiza residency and festival run have built her one of the more engaged fanbases in the progressive and melodic house space. She took home Best Progressive/Melodic House DJ at the 2025 Ibiza DJ Awards after winning Best Breakthrough DJ the year prior, and she cracked the DJ Mag Top 100 at No. 75 in 2025.
