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Belgian DJ and producer Novah and Japanese American techno DJ/Producer Marie Vaunt join forces on “Bring Some Acid,” out this Friday on Tomorrowland Music. The track pairs Novah’s hard dance punch with Marie Vaunt’s signature acid lines and rave energy, two sounds that collide head-on from the very first kick. Fast, loud and built for a packed floor, “Bring Some Acid” is an absolute weapon for techno, hard techno and hard dance sets alike.
For Novah, the release crowns a breakthrough year. The Antwerp-based artist first made her mark on Tomorrowland Music in 2025 with her breakout hit “Papi,” which pulled in millions of streams. In 2026, she built on that momentum at full speed. In April, she sold out the 15,000-capacity ING Arena with a b2b alongside Nico Moreno at Rave Rebels, and in June she dropped her debut EP “Rave Kid” on the label, celebrating it with an intimate release party at Brussels’ Atomium. In July, she made her debut on the Tomorrowland MainStage. Between an ELLE cover and tour dates across the United States, South America, Australia and Europe, she has firmly established herself as one of hard dance’s fastest-rising names. She opens 2027 with a b2b alongside Charlotte de Witte at Flanders Expo in February.
Marie Vaunt brings serious chart credentials to the collaboration. Based in Los Angeles and known for massive rhythms, dark and ethereal vocals and genre-defining acid lines, she surpassed 18.9 million Spotify streams last year. On Beatport, her track “That Acid” hit No. 1 in the Top 100, her third chart-topper after “Dark Room” on Drumcode and “The Chosen” on her own imprint Kurai Records, now one of the platform’s top three techno labels. She is also one of the few artists to have held three tracks in its Techno Top 10 at the same time, and has been named the platform’s best-selling female techno artist. She has released on Drumcode, Arcane, Revealed Recordings, EXTATIC and Monstercat, and her music has been supported by Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Charlotte de Witte, David Guetta, Hardwell, Tiësto and John Summit, among others. On stage, she has taken her sound from Japan and Australia to Europe and the United States, with highlights including Creamfields and EDC Las Vegas to name a few.
With “Bring Some Acid,” Novah and Marie Vaunt connect Belgium’s hard dance scene with the acid edge of Los Angeles techno, delivering a track made to be played loud and late. “Bring Some Acid” lands on all major streaming platforms today.
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