Whethan Shares Splash House 2026 Set Featuring Levels Edit and Subtronics Collaboration
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Southern California’s Splash House returned to Palm Springs, California, for back-to-back weekends in mid-August as DJs and attendees took over three resorts.
Whethan performed during the event to showcase bass, hip-hop, and other heavy sounds alongside the pool party atmosphere.
The producer’s 90-minute set from the party is available to stream below, featuring a glitchy edit of Avicii’s “Levels,” a remix of Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame’s 2011 song “15th and the 1st,” new music from Whethan and Subtronics around the 29-minute mark, and Whethan’s 2025 edit of Fast Life Yungstaz’s “Swag Surfin,” which generated a major moment during the performance.
“I’ve always loved Splash House,” Whethan tells Billboard. “It was a nice change of pace from the darker gritty warehouse world I’m usually in. One of my favorite moments this year was seeing a group staying in the hotel behind the stage with a huge custom ‘Swag Surfin with Whethan’ banner hanging from their balcony, with a graphic from Surf’s Up. I spotted it while I was playing ‘Swag Surfin,’ gave them a shoutout, and the whole thing was just hilarious and perfect. Such a fun way to close out the weekend.”
The Splash House 2026 lineups also featured Kettama, Riordon, Prospa, Riordon—who was recently featured as Billboard‘s Rising Dance Artist of the Month for August—Alison Wonderland, Tiga, and others.
Source: Billboard
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