Whisnu Santika Releases New Collab “Save Me” and Announces Tomorrowland Belgium Return in 2026
Collaborating with Dim Mak mainstay Sikdope and American singer-songwriter Linney, The Indonesian artist has also confirmed he will be returning to Tomorrowland Belgium in 2026
Internationally acclaimed Indonesian DJ and producer Whisnu Santika continues his global ascent with the release of his new single “Save Me,” out now via Steve Aoki’s esteemed US imprint Dim Mak. The release marks Whisnu’s official debut on Dim Mak, a significant milestone that further cements his position as one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting and forward-thinking electronic exports.
A high-impact collaboration with Polish producer Sikdope and American vocalist Linney, “Save Me” captures Whisnu Santika’s evolving sonic vision while staying true to the dancefloor intuition that has fueled his rise. Free from rigid genre boundaries, the track blends raw emotional tension with crossover festival power, driven by commanding sound design and elevated by Linney’s striking vocal performance. Built for large-scale moments, “Save Me” balances intensity and accessibility with precision.
Speaking about his Dim Mak debut and the collaboration behind “Save Me,” Whisnu shared:
“There was great chemistry with Sikdope and Linney from the start, with no genre rules or expectations. ‘Save Me’ is about raw connection, blending emotion with pop-charged festival energy. It reflects where I am creatively right now and what I want to bring to the global stage.”
In addition to the release, Whisnu Santika has also officially confirmed his return to Tomorrowland Belgium in 2026, marking another major career highlight and reinforcing his status as one of the region’s most in-demand performers. The announcement follows a string of high-profile international bookings and signals a landmark year ahead for the Indonesian star.
Whisnu Santika’s inclusion in the “Save Me” project and his return to Tomorrowland in 2026 underscores his rapidly growing international profile and influence. As a key architect of Indonesia’s modern electronic movement, he has played a central role in shaping the Indonesian Bounce sound, building a catalog defined by innovation, cultural crossover and global ambition. Since 2019, his rise has been swift and undeniable, with appearances at Tomorrowland, Siam Songkran (Bangkok), and Amsterdam Dance Event helping position him firmly on the world stage. Through releases, remixes, and relentless touring, he continues to bridge Southeast Asian club culture with the wider international dance music ecosystem.
Sikdope is a Polish DJ and producer whose genre-fluid approach has made him one of electronic music’s most versatile studio forces. Classically trained at one of Poland’s top music schools, he has built a reputation for seamlessly navigating bass house, trap, and festival-ready sounds. His breakout track “Snakes” earned support from Calvin Harris, launching a global run of releases on labels including Musical Freedom, Circus Records, and Fly Eye, alongside performances at major festivals worldwide.
Speaking on the collaboration, Sikdope shared insight into the creative process behind “Save Me”:
“Working with Whisnu was honestly great. Funny thing is, we ended up with so many versions of this track that it barely resembles the original idea anymore. It evolved a lot along the way, but that’s what helped us really find its character… In the end, the track naturally landed somewhere between industrial tech-house and a bit of bigroom.”
Linney (Caitlin Donerly Linney) is an American singer, songwriter, producer, and DJ celebrated for her emotionally charged vocal work across electronic and pop music. Her voice has featured across global platforms such as Riverdale and Fortnite, with collaborations alongside artists including Nicky Romero and Steve Aoki. An award-winning songwriter and rising multi-hyphenate artist, Linney continues to establish herself as a powerful and versatile presence within modern dance music.
Whisnu Santika, Sikdope & Linney – “Save Me” is out now via Dim Mak.
