Moksi are splitting up after eight years, the beloved electronic music duo announced today.
According to an announcement shared across the former duo’s social media channels, Moksi’s Diego Stijnen has left the group after eight years of international success. In a heartfelt note to fans, Stijnen revealed that while he’s cherished his time with bandmate Samir Ait Moh, he’s now spreading his wings as a solo MC and producer.
Stijnen went on to thank his former production partner and fans, ensuring them that Ait Moh will continue on as Moksi.
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The new-look Moksi is now gearing up for a brand new album, the first single of which releases this Friday, June 16th. It’ll drop via Yellow Claw’s Barong Family imprint, with whom Moksi have released many of their records over the course of the past decade.
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Stijnen also announced his new solo project, SUMMUM, and dropped a new house track on SoundCloud, where he outlined his intentions for the alias.
“[Stijnen’s] shows and works with EDM royalty including Hardwell, Martin Garrix, and Afrojack have cemented his status as a veteran in the world of electronic music,” reads the page’s description. “Diego also released a few dozen tracks as part of the Moksi duo, collaborating with top artists such as DJ Snake and Yellow Claw.”
“But now, with the birth of SUMMUM, Diego is embarking on a new musical journey. With more than 15 years of experience and his everlasting love for house, minimal, and electro, Diego is bringing his passion to life through the sound of SUMMUM.”
You can listen to the first track from SUMMUM, “A2,” and learn more about Stijnen’s new endeavor below.
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FOLLOW SUMMUM:
Instagram: instagram.com/summum_ofc
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/summum_official-5107086
