
Digitalism
German electronic project Digitalism plays at Niebo club. Known for energetic live sets and synth-pop sound.
Digitalism are a German electronic duo from Hamburg, formed in 2004 by Jens 'Jence' Moelle and İsmail 'Isi' Tüfekçi after the two met at a record store and began recording together in a WWII bunker studio. Their 2007 debut album Idealism - released on Kitsuné and Astralwerks - established them as key figures in the electro-house and indie-dance crossover scene, with the anthemic single Pogo becoming a lasting club staple. Over two decades they have remixed Daft Punk, Depeche Mode, The White Stripes and The Cure, and in 2026 released their fifth studio album Optimism on their own label, Magnetism.
Digitalism released their fifth studio album Optimism (via Magnetism/Zebralution/Word & Sound) and announced a UK and European tour for October-November 2026.
The Optimism tour will take the duo to Manchester, London, Prague, Vienna, Warsaw, Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels, Berlin and Hamburg.
Digitalism performed a DJ set and album signing at Rough Trade Berlin to celebrate the release of Optimism on 29 May 2026.
Digitalism were confirmed for NOS Alive Festival 2026.
German rap star Zartmann sampled Digitalism's track Pogo in 2024, with the resulting track accumulating 30 million streams on Spotify and introducing the duo to a new generation of listeners.