Mathame – Love Somebody [Tomorrowland]
Many tracks drop after a few minutes of building up, but for Mathame’s new release ‘Love Somebody’, the buildup has lasted years. The single has been one of the duo’s most sought after IDs and a defining moment in their live show dating all the way back to 2023. Now officially set for a July 25 release via Virgin/Tomorrowland Music, ‘Love Somebody’ arrives in tandem with the world premiere of Mathame’s brand new audiovisual show, live at Tomorrowland.
Soaring yet grounded, nostalgic yet forward leaning, ‘Love Somebody’ is a representation of Mathame’s ability to write music that pulls at something deeper. The release is a refreshing return to their melodic roots, as they deliver an open air energy that finds beauty in simplicity. Sharp percussion and a purring low-end don’t only prepare the track for the world’s biggest stages, but confidently position it between genres, giving it a unique and timeless edge.
The release on July 25 represents a zenith in Mathame’s year, as it coincides with the debut of their brand new audiovisual show live at Tomorrowland’s Freedom Stage. With a recent collaboration alongside Tiësto on the summer anthem ‘Everlight’ and series of marquee shows in Ibiza, Istanbul, and France still to come, 2025 marks a pivotal moment in Mathame’s rise to the top. Whether they’re in the studio or taking on the global live circuit, the Italian duo’s musical knowhow and fearless attitude towards innovation continue to keep them at the creative forefront.
“We love blending energies and building experiences that reflect both the world we’ve been shaping over the past few years (Love Somebody was born almost two years ago!) and the spontaneous ideas that come to us in the moment. This Tomorrowland show is the natural evolution of our AV show and audiovisual journey which we concluded exactly one year ago on the same stage at Tomorrowland. It has no name, it’s simply ‘Mathame’, and it’s entirely its own. We can’t wait to unveil this with you and finally release Love Somebody, a record that means a lot to us.” — Mathame
