Wooli and Kaskade Announce Pacha New York B2B Set

Unreleased Collaboration Bridges the Gap

Wooli and Kaskade will perform back-to-back at Pacha New York on September 3rd, a booking that pairs the dubstep producer with one of progressive house's most recognizable names. When an X user questioned the pairing, Wooli revealed he has an unreleased collaboration with Kaskade as well as a remix. He's likely referring to his remix of "Meet Again," which he dropped during 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."

Kaskade's Heavier Turn and Wooli's Melodic Range

The set makes more sense in light of Kaskade's recent exploration of heavier sounds. Earlier this summer, he teamed up with Crankdat on "A Little Bit," a dubstep track that signals his willingness to push beyond his melodic and progressive house foundation.

Wooli, meanwhile, has always operated with more range than his bass-music reputation suggests. With early releases on Monstercat and Seven Lions' Ophelia Records, his catalog includes emotive songwriting and melodic drops. His Stumpi alias has given him a separate outlet for house and techno-leaning material, making a Kaskade collaboration less of a departure than it might appear.

A Rare Crossover Booking

For Pacha, the pairing represents the kind of crossover booking that keeps the room unpredictable. For fans, it's a chance to hear two artists with distinct dance music sensibilities test their overlap in real time. Tickets are available now.