Ever since I started mixing beats and building my own sound, I’ve had this list in my head—artists who inspire me, challenge me, and make me want to level up every time I hear their tracks. Some are legends, some are rising stars, and all of them make music that moves people. So here it is: my dream collab list.

1. Martin Garrix

He’s the reason I first opened a DAW. His melodies are massive, his drops are clean, and he’s always pushing boundaries. A collab with Garrix would be like plugging into pure energy.

2. Black Coffee

As a South African DJ, I’ve got huge respect for Black Coffee. His deep house style is hypnotic, and he’s shown the world how powerful African rhythms can be. I’d love to blend my sound with his—something fresh, something global.

3. Peggy Gou

Her sets are unpredictable in the best way. She mixes genres like it’s second nature, and her vibe is always cool and confident. A collab with Peggy would be wild, colorful, and totally unexpected.

4. Fred again..

Fred’s emotional storytelling through samples and loops is next-level. I admire how he turns everyday moments into dancefloor magic. Working with him would be like building a sonic diary—raw, real, and unforgettable.

 5. Troye Sivan

Okay, not a DJ—but imagine a dreamy house track with Troye’s vocals? His voice has this emotional pull that would pair perfectly with a late-night groove. I’d love to produce something that hits both heart and feet.

Why Collabs Matter

Collabs aren’t just about combining sounds—they’re about learning, growing, and creating something that neither artist could make alone. I’m still early in my journey, but I know that when the right collab happens, it’ll be electric.