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Dinamarca & emmi Share New Single “agora sii” Ahead of Debut Collaborative EP si no on December 3

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2 days ago

November 13, 2026

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Swedish-Chilean producer Dinamarca and rising 20-year-old Chilean artist emmi have shared “agora sii,” the latest preview of their forthcoming collaborative EP si no, arriving December 3 via STAYCORE.

Groundbreaking Swedish-Chilean producer Dinamarca and rising 20-year-old Chilean artist emmi share their new single “agora sii,” the latest preview of their forthcoming collaborative EP si no, arriving December 3rd via STAYCORE. Following the release of “mate banana,” the new track continues to reveal the creative dynamic between the two artists, whose collaboration brings together Dinamarca’s electronic production and emmi’s unconventional approach to songwriting.

The story of si no began with a chance encounter. In December 2024, emmi approached Dinamarca after one of his DJ sets in Santiago, expressing her desire to collaborate. After sharing demos that immediately caught his attention, the pair reconnected in Santiago in October 2025. In just a few days, they recorded “espacios.cl,” a track later featured on Dinamarca’s critically acclaimed May 2026 album DRÖMHUS. Despite being emmi’s first-ever musical release, the song quickly became the most-streamed track on the entire album, laying the foundation for their creative partnership.

In April 2026, emmi relocated to Berlin, where the two began developing si no through casual hangouts, conversations and sessions over Vietnamese food. They eventually took the project to a week-long music residency at a beachside house in Puglia, Italy, spending their days experimenting with new sounds, drinking local coffee and eating regional food. The EP was ultimately brought back to Berlin, where it was completed and polished.

Throughout si no, emmi approaches songwriting without many rules, drawing from stream-of-consciousness thoughts and unexpected observations. Her lyrics move between the everyday and the absurd, touching on dropped Chilean completos, eating bread with egg, losing teeth and transforming into hamsters. Dinamarca’s production provides a contrasting backdrop, balancing intricate electronic arrangements with a sense of nostalgia and melancholy. Together, the two create a project that is as unpredictable as it is personal.

For emmi, si no marks another chapter in the development of an emerging independent artist, who continues to work on her debut solo project between Chile and Berlin. For Dinamarca, the EP builds on his ongoing practice of creating collaborative spaces that champion exciting new talent, bringing artists into his ever-evolving sonic universe and introducing them to his global audience.

Check out “agora sii” and stay tuned for si no arriving December 3rd.

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Bassvictim Drop New Album ‘PEACE + WAR’ and Play London Release Show Tonight

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2 days ago

November 13, 2026

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Bassvictim duo Maria Manow and Ike Clateman in a press photo, Maria holding up a peace sign and Ike holding his hand toward the camera.

Bassvictim are back with a 19-track album that finds the London duo at their most tender and most volatile at once. ‘PEACE + WAR’ is out now, and they celebrate it tonight with a headline show at Troxy in London.

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Bassvictim releases new album PEACE + WAR out now.

Expanding on their signature collision of abrasive electronics and warped pop sensibilities, PEACE + WAR finds the duo self-observant and strikingly tender in moments. Over 19 tracks, lyrics are whispered across biting distortion as they twist and turn into Ike’s bruising electronic production and Maria’s gleeful, mangled vocals. Vulnerability and volatility coincide throughout the record and the thrill is in the unexpected where subtle humor and provocation are central.

To celebrate the release Bassvictim are playing a headline show in London at Troxy, a full-circle moment for Maria, who previously worked at the venue. The duo recently wrapped their White Flag North American tour which began on the West Coast and made stops through Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Philadelphia and more before concluding in New York October 31st for a Halloween show at Knockdown Center.

The new album brings together recent singles “White Flag,” which leaned into Bassvictim’s clubbier instincts, and “Jagódki (Blueberries),” a collision of blown-out bass, feverish vocals, and warped pop sensibilities, alongside a collection of new tracks. “God I Wonder” takes a darker, fast-paced turn, with the duo questioning, “God I wonder why, would you wanna test me right now?” While, “7 (feat. Fimiguerro)” finds Maria pushing her vocals to the extremes, unleashing melodic screams over the track’s driving production.

Vocalist and songwriter Maria Manow and producer Ike Clateman have carved out a singular space. Defined by raw candor and a willingness to take unapologetic risks, Pitchfork tout the duo as, “always funnier and more creative than other modern electroclash revivalists” with “freakishly unstable songs” that are “intoxicating.” Following a run of early releases including Basspunk and Basspunk 2, Bassvictim released their debut album Forever, followed by their EP ?, pushing their sound into stranger and more emotionally expansive territory.

Listen to PEACE + WAR above and find full tour routing and album details below.