A Global Odyssey Featuring Stray Kids, Travis Scott, Future, J Balvin, Peso Pluma, Dillon Francis & More!
After years of anticipation, global superstar DJ Snake returns with Nomad, a 17-track cultural journey that bridges continents, genres, and generations. Out now, the album cements Snake’s reputation as one of electronic music’s most visionary producers, blending reggaeton, trap, Afro-house, Middle Eastern, and baile funk influences into a single sonic statement.
A Cultural Statement from a Global Pioneer
First announced during his historic sold-out Stade de France show, the first-ever solo stadium performance by an electronic artist, Nomad captures the spirit of movement and multiculturalism that defines Snake’s sound.
I grew up surrounded by people from India, the Caribbean, Africa, and the Middle East… That mix shaped everything I heard. Nomad is a tribute to that upbringing — always moving, always learning, always blending what the world has to offer. It’s more than an album; it’s a cultural statement.
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World Spanning Collaborations
Nomad reads like a global playlist of today’s most influential voices. From Stray Kids’ explosive energy on ‘In The Dark’ marking the first-ever collaboration between a K-Pop group and DJ Snake, to Future and Travis Scott’s hard-hitting ‘Tsunami’, the project fuses worlds with fearless precision.
Other standout moments include:
- ‘Bam Bam’ featuring Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, a reggae-driven anthem rooted in Snake’s Caribbean inspirations.
- ‘Company’ with Bantu, a vibrant Afro-house groove that channels the pulse of modern Africa.
- ‘Noventa’ with J Balvin, a nostalgic 90s-flavored reggaeton cut that reunites longtime collaborators.
- ‘Bring The House Down’ alongside Dillon Francis and TRXGGX, reigniting the trap energy that fueled Snake’s early success.
The album also introduces The Outlaw, DJ Snake’s bass-driven alter ego, who makes his debut on ‘Final Fantasy’.”
A Story Told Across Continents
Over the summer, Snake teased the album with a string of releases that previewed its global ambition:
- ‘Paradise’ ft. Bipolar Sunshine, a reimagining of Phil Collins’ “Another Day in Paradise” premiered at Stade de France.
- ‘Reloaded’ with Space Laces, turning Marilyn Manson’s “This Is The New Sht”* into an industrial club weapon.
- ‘Patience’ ft. Amadou & Mariam, a deeply emotional rework of “Sabali” that humanizes the global migration experience.
A Legacy of Cross-Cultural Impact
From ‘Turn Down For What’ and ‘Lean On’ to ‘Taki Taki’ and ‘Let Me Love You,’ DJ Snake has spent the past decade shaping the sound of modern pop and dance culture. With over 30 billion global streams and 50+ RIAA-certified platinum singles, he remains one of electronic music’s most influential figures — and Nomad is his most personal statement yet.
The album also nods to Snake’s iconic moments from performing atop the Arc de Triomphe to dominating festival stages around the world, proving his global vision transcends borders both musically and physically.
You can stream Nomad on all streaming platforms here.
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