This marks Aoki's first venture into Punjabi pop
Guru Randhawa became the first Punjabi performer on the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) mainstage, performing with Steve Aoki.
The Punjabi artist joined the popular DJ during the latter’s set on day two of the festival in Orlando, Florida.
The pair also unveiled the world premiere of Aoki’s official remix of ‘Sirra’, a track from Randhawa’s album Without Prejudice.
The performance brought together Aoki’s signature electronic production and high-energy drops with Randhawa’s Punjabi vocals.
This marks Aoki’s first venture into Punjabi pop, adding another dimension to his history of bringing artists and musical styles from different cultures together.
He has previously worked with Indian singers Shreya Ghoshal and Sunidhi Chauhan, while his notable remixes include BTS’ ‘MIC Drop’, which has garnered billions of streams, and Kid Cudi’s ‘Pursuit of Happiness’, which went on to become a multi-platinum festival track.
The original version of ‘Sirra’ has accumulated more than 356 million streams across platforms.
Randhawa’s previous collaborations have included the likes of Pitbull, The Chainsmokers, French Montana, LE SSERAFIM and Rick Ross.
The EDC performance also comes ahead of Guru Randhawa’s highly anticipated return to large-scale live performances in India.
After a three-year break from live touring, the singer is scheduled to headline a homecoming concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi on December 12, 2026.
Meanwhile, ‘Sirra (Steve Aoki Remix)’ has been released through Warner Music India and is now available across streaming platforms.
Electric Daisy Carnival, commonly known as EDC, is an electronic dance music festival organised by American entertainment company Insomniac.
Founded by Insomniac’s Pasquale Rotella in 1997, the event began as a warehouse party at the Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles before growing into one of the world’s largest electronic music festivals.
Rotella established Insomniac in 1993, organising dance music events in Los Angeles before launching EDC four years later.
The festival moved to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2011, where its flagship edition has since become a major fixture on the international dance music calendar. The Las Vegas event attracted more than 500,000 attendees over three days in 2025.
Having expanded well beyond its original Los Angeles roots, EDC now stages events in several locations worldwide, including Orlando, Mexico City and Thailand.
The 2026 Orlando edition features more than 100 electronic music artists across three days, with a lineup spanning some of the biggest names in dance music.
Listen to ‘Sirra (Steve Aoki Remix)’
