If 2025 wasn’t already Mau P’s year, it definitely is now. The Dutch DJ and producer has just dropped “Tesla” via Insomniac Records—a gritty, high-voltage banger that’s built for late-night clubs and massive festival crowds alike. The track blends his unmistakable bass-heavy sound with a futuristic edge, pulsing with raw energy and anchored by the instantly catchy line: “I just popped a Tesla, ain’t no need to charge.” It’s infectious, it’s bold, and it’s about to take over every dancefloor it touches.
“Tesla” is the latest in a string of major wins for Mau P, who has been riding high since “Drugs From Amsterdam” exploded into a global sensation, racking up nearly 230 million streams across platforms. And he hasn’t let off the gas since. With tracks like “The Less I Know The Better” topping the Billboard Dance chart, and “Like I Like It” hitting No. 1 on Beatport, he’s proving time and time again that his music isn’t just hype—it’s impact.
On top of that, Mau’s versatility continues to shine through high-profile collaborations with artists like Mike Dean (“On Again”), Diplo and Gunna (“Receipts”), and his genre-blending rework of Ini Kamoze’s “World A Music” with “Merther.” Every release feels like a statement, and yet each one shows a different side of his artistry.
And let’s talk about his live shows—because Mau isn’t just dominating charts; he’s taking over stages around the world. From prime-time Coachella slots to Tomorrowland, Lollapalooza, and EDC Las Vegas, he’s everywhere. This year alone sees him headlining iconic venues like Brooklyn Storehouse, LA Historic Park, and the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheater. Add in a 10-week residency at Pacha Ibiza with his boundary-pushing show “Baddest Behaviour”—a concept that’s changing the game for live electronic performance—and it’s clear Mau P is operating on a whole other level.
With “Tesla,” Mau P isn’t just dropping another track—he’s setting the tone for the rest of the summer. And if this release is any indication, his meteoric rise is only just beginning.