
TroyBoi Ignites Movement at Beyond Wonderland 2025 with Masala
TroyBoi stunned Beyond Wonderland 2025 audiences with vibrant Bhangra dancers from Chicago’s Movement of Desis collective joining his set. The surprise collaboration debuted his highly anticipated single with Amrit Maan titled ‘Masala’ – his first release of 2025 and a bold artistic evolution teasing his forthcoming five-track ‘Indian’ EP.
This is where heritage meets hypermodernity, TroyBoi’s way of honoring his Indian roots while pushing electronic boundaries.

TroyBoi
Bhangra originated in Punjab as a harvest celebration dance, featuring vigorous kicks and arm movements to hypnotic dhol drums. TroyBoi has masterfully woven these traditional elements into his signature sound design, creating a new movement for festival circuits.
Movement Of Desis brings their credentials to this collaboration. The collective claimed first place at 2024’s Prelude Dance Competition and regularly hosts Bolly Fusion and Bhangra fusion workshops throughout Chicago, building bridges between South Asian dance and contemporary urban culture.
The momentum continues with TroyBoi’s upcoming Shambhala performance and the star-studded Brownies & Lemonade Seattle: Space Needle Takeover on August 2, alongside Alison Wonderland and Louis the Child.

Related News
Latest News

New Music Friday: 36 Electronic Tracks to Hear This Week (October 30, 2026)
Oct 30

Second US Sphere Officially Moves Forward in Maryland Following $1.4 Billion Project Approval
Oct 29

Digital Deity Turns Y2K Nostalgia Into Atmospheric DnB On “SEQUENCE // LOOP”
Oct 27

Alesso’s Historic Empire State Building DJ Set Is Now Available in Full
Oct 27

Boris Brejcha Announces Retirement: The Joker Mask to Exit the Stage After 2028 World Tour
Oct 27
Trending
- 01New Music Friday: 36 Electronic Tracks to Hear This Week (October 30, 2026)Oct 30
- 02Torcha, Skxllflower & Limmz Unleash Dark And Heavyweight New Single “GRAFT” Via DeadbeatsOct 23
- 03Martron Explores Motivation, Momentum & Creative Possibility On New EP “Drive”Nov 01
- 04Second US Sphere Officially Moves Forward in Maryland Following $1.4 Billion Project ApprovalOct 29
- 05Nov 01


