Some tracks drop and disappear.
Others follow you all summer.
For months, "17" lived only as an ID, echoing from the stages of Tomorrowland to a sold out Mandarine Park in Buenos Aires. Today, Miss Monique, Henri Bergmann and Mario Eighta finally set it free.
The collaboration lands on Miss Monique's own label, Siona Records, as a single Extended Mix that runs just over four and a half minutes. For anyone who has followed Miss Monique this year, the title will sound familiar. She played it at Tomorrowland 2026, both on the Freedom Stage in the first weekend and on the Mainstage in the second, and it kept showing up as an unreleased ID in her sets all summer.
The final tease came in Buenos Aires on October 3, when Miss Monique premiered her new audiovisual show Biorhythm at a sold out Mandarine Park in front of 15,000 people. Over a four hour set she dropped "17" alongside club weapons like "Nomacita", "Hot Sauce" and "Rajada", and confirmed the release date for this Friday. Robbie Williams even joined her on stage that night for their new single "Beauty In Us".
Three artists, one emotional peak
What makes "17" special is the way three distinct signatures meet in the middle.
Miss Monique. The Ukrainian DJ and producer built a global audience through her livestreams and progressive house sets, founded Siona Records in 2019 and climbed to number 61 in DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs poll this year. Her catalogue spans Armada, Drumcode, Tomorrowland Music and Insomniac, and "Nomacita" became one of Beatport's best selling Melodic House & Techno tracks of 2025.
Henri Bergmann brings the emotive, melodic side of London's scene. A Watergate artist and founder of the label Automatik, she broke through with "Protection" and has since released on Crosstown Rebels and appeared on Afterlife's Realm Of Consciousness compilation series. Her sets have taken her from Hï Ibiza to Zamna, and she knows exactly how to build tension on a big room floor.
Mario Eighta completes the trio. The producer behind Early Reflections, Mario has been building a sound that lives between melody and tension, music designed for the moment a room stops talking and starts feeling. His work brings a cinematic, atmospheric layer to "17", and the collaboration marks one of the biggest moments of his career so far. FutureMag's special feature with Mario, "Before The Reverb", is coming soon.
The sound
"17" is pure emotional peak time. It opens with patience, letting the atmosphere settle before the drums lock in, then builds through layers of warm synths and rising tension until the main melody finally breaks through. That moment is exactly why it worked so well in front of tens of thousands at Tomorrowland and Buenos Aires: it hits the body and the heart at the same time.
More than a big festival track, "17" feels like the start of a new era. Three artists from different corners of the melodic scene meet on equal ground, and the result sounds fresh, confident and built for the biggest rooms in the world, without losing the emotion that made each of them stand out in the first place.
"We have been chasing this ID since Tomorrowland, and it was worth every week of waiting. '17' is the kind of record that reminds you why you fell in love with this music: three artists, one emotion, and a drop that belongs at sunrise." · FUTUREMAG
"17" is out now on Siona Records. Miss Monique also plays Amsterdam Dance Event next week, so expect to hear it again very soon.
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