Kaskade and Wooli are set to perform together at Pacha New York on September 3rd, a rare pairing that immediately raised eyebrows given their different corners of dance music.While the b2b set looks strange on paper, Wooli has revealed why the partnership makes more sense than you might think.
Ad 0:00 Click for sound 0:00 / 0:00 Kaskade remains one of the most influential producers of melodic and progressive house music while Wooli has become a fan-favorite in the dubstep scene, frequently working with Subtronics, Excision and more.Responding to an X user who questioned why the two would share the decks, Wooli said he has an unreleased collaboration with the dance music icon as well as a remix.
He’s likely referring to his remix of Kaskade’s ‘Meet Again,’ which he dropped in his 2026 EDC Las Vegas set.“I have tons of melodic stuff to bounce off of his discography,” Wooli wrote.
“I’m excited for the challenge.” The pairing at Pacha makes more sense in the context of Kaskade’s recent turn toward heavier territory.Earlier this summer, he teamed up with Crankdat on ‘A Little Bit,’ a dubstep track framing his current chapter as one willing to test the boundaries of his discography.
Wooli, meanwhile, has always had more range than the “heavy bass” tag suggests.With early releases on Monstercat and Seven Lions’ Ophelia Records, his catalog is rife with emotive songwriting and melodic drops, and his Stumpi alias has given him a separate outlet for house and techno-leaning material.
In that sense, a Kaskade b2b is not necessarily Wooli stepping out of character.Scroll to continue more from edm Ellie Goulding Writes Her Community an Anthem on “Ravers”: Listen For Pacha, the rare DJ set is exactly the kind of crossover booking that makes its room feel alive instead of predictable.
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