‘Nomad’ is a 17- track album, uniting sounds from
Travis Scott, Future, Stray Kids, Don Toliver, J Balvin, Peso Pluma, Dillon
Francis, Amadou & Mariam, Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, and many more
India, November 7th, 2025 : Global music icon DJ Snake releases his long-awaited album
“Nomad,” a 17-track sonic journey that transcends borders. Languages, genres
and unites the sounds of the world. Inspired by the places and people that have
shaped his artistry, especially India, the album reflects Snake’s evolution
from a Parisian producer to one of the most dynamic forces in contemporary
music. Announced during his historic, sold-out Stade de France concert, Nomad
captures DJ Snake’s love for global sounds, from reggaeton and Afro-house to
Middle Eastern street beats, reflecting the boundless creativity and cultural
diversity that define his sound. While paying homage to the infectious energy
and color of India, Nomad is a testament to his deep respect for global music
culture.
DJ Snake comments on the 17-track new album: “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.
“Nomad” goes beyond an album tracklist. It’s a cultural statement. I’m excited
to see the love this album will receive in India and can’t wait to be there to
witness how everyone embraces it.””
Nomad introduces several first-time collaborations for
DJ Snake, including Travis Scott and Future on the much-anticipated “Tsunami,”
a hard-hitting anthem that taps into Snake’s deep hip-hop and trap roots.
Recently, he surprised his fans worldwide with the announcement of his
collaboration with Stray Kids on “In The Dark,” marking the first-ever
partnership between the global DJ and the K-pop powerhouse. The album also
features Grammy-nominated Afro-house artist Bantu on “Company,” reggae legend
Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley on “Bam Bam,” and the debut of DJ Snake’s bass-driven
alter ego The Outlaw on “Final Fantasy.” Fans will also experience solo
standouts like “Nomad,” “Monte Carlo,” “Cairo Express,” and “KIKI2000,” each
showcasing a different chapter of his ever-evolving Nomad journey.
Over the summer, in the lead-up to “Nomad”, DJ Snake
unveiled a series of standout singles that set the tone for one of his most
profound albums to date. It began in May with “Paradise” featuring Bipolar
Sunshine, first premiered at his sold-out Stade de France show, a modern
reimagining of Phil Collins’s “Another Day in Paradise.” This was followed by
“Reloaded” with Space Laces, a gritty electronic weapon that flips Marilyn
Manson’s “This Is the New Sh*t” into pure dancefloor fire.
Then came “Patience,” a deeply personal project
featuring his reimagination of Amadou & Mariam’s celebrated 2008 song
“Sabali,” accompanied by a powerful music video which sheds light on the
realities of migration, offering a sensitive and humanizing portrayal of those
compelled to leave their homeland in pursuit of a better future.
Summer continued with “Noventa,” a 90’s inspired
reggaeton-flavored anthem which effortlessly fuses cultures, genres, and
undeniable star power, reuniting Snake with longtime friend and collaborator J
Balvin. Rounding out the season, “Something Wrong” with Don Toliver showcased
Snake’s hip-hop roots through Toliver’s unmistakable vocals, while “Bring The
House Down” with Dillon Francis and TRXGGX reignited the energy of trap,
setting the stage for the revival of trap and celebrating the genre’s
resurgence.
Over the last decade, DJ Snake has built one of the
most globally recognized and far-reaching catalogs in electronic music. From
“Turn Down for What” with Lil Jon, to “Lean On” with Major Lazer and MØ,
(Diamond-certified by the RIAA) to “Taki Taki” with Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and
Cardi B, and “Let Me Love You” with Justin Bieber, his work has consistently
shaped the sound of international pop. The Parisian artist has earned 50x RIAA
certified platinum singles, over thirty billion global streams, and headlined
some of the world’s most iconic stages — including the Arc de Triomphe in
Paris, where he became the first artist to perform on its rooftop.
“Nomad” journeys through musical styles and cultures,
blending diverse influences into timeless dancefloor hits with global appeal.
This latest album marks a significant milestone for DJ Snake, highlighting his
rare ability to move between worlds, connecting scenes, styles, and generations
in ways few artists can.
Tracklist
1. TSUNAMI ft. Travis Scott & Future
2. IN THE DARK ft. Stray Kids
3. NOVENTA ft. J Balvin
4. BAM BAM ft. Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley
5. SOMETHING WRONG ft. Don Toliver
6. PARADISE ft. Bipolar Sunshine
7. COMPANY ft. Bantu
8. BRING THE HOUSE DOWN ft. Dillon Francis & TRXGGX
9. PATIENCE ft. Amadou & Mariam
10. RELOADED ft. Space Laces
11. MONTE CARLO
12. CAIRO EXPRESS
13. KIKI2000
14. NOMAD
15. YOU ARE MY HIGH
16. TEKA ft. Peso Pluma
17. FINAL FANTASY ft. The Outlaw
“Nomad” is available now on all major streaming
platforms.
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About DJ Snake
Over the last decade, DJ Snake has achieved the kind
of rarefied and wildly transformative success that few artists ever come close
to attaining. Originally from a housing project on the outskirts of Paris, the
multi-platinum-selling DJ/producer has shattered industry records with smash
hits such as “Taki Taki,” earned diamond certification from the RIAA
for “Lean On” (with Major Lazer), delivered era-defining bangers like
“Turn Down for What” (with Lil Jon), and made history as the first
artist to perform atop the roof of the Arc de Triomphe. Along with repeatedly
turning out tracks that top the charts around the world—including four songs
that have surpassed a staggering billion streams on Spotify—the
multi-award-winning phenom brings his boundary-pushing ingenuity to music that
builds unexpected and undeniably powerful bridges between vastly different
cultures and genres.
