Pocomucho Daily — Thursday June 4th 2026

Thursday, June 4th, 2026. From Ibiza, I'm your host Ben D-M-Z and this is Pocomucho Daily.Let's start with some Ibiza energy crossing the Atlantic — Pacha is coming to Brooklyn. Pacha New York is officially opening in Brooklyn later this month, and the iconic brand is billing it as a new era of nightlife. No further details yet on the full programme, but if Pacha's Ibiza DNA makes the journey intact, it'll be one to watch closely.Staying with festival news — Tomorrowland has topped a new SeatPick ranking of the most anticipated festivals worldwide, beating out Coachella and Lollapalooza based on Google search volume. Make of that what you will, but the numbers don't lie.CRSSD Festival has dropped its fall 2026 lineup, returning to Waterfront Park in San Diego on September 26th and 27th. The bill includes Carlita, Chris Lake, Ben UFO, horsegiirl, Helena Hauff, Kettama, Mochakk, Prospa, and Sonny Federa among others. Solid lineup for one of North America's more credible electronic music events.Sónar 2026 is shaping up to be a genuinely significant edition. The avant-garde Barcelona festival is returning completely reimagined — every stage redesigned, the whole event under one roof. One venue, six redesigned stages.Now some sad news from San Francisco. Ira Sandler, founder of legendary venue 1015 Folsom and a true veteran of the city's nightlife scene, has passed away at the age of 73. A genuinely important figure in the history of American club culture.OLING's Get On The Floor EP has landed on Sasha's Last Night On Earth label, marking the Scandinavian producer's debut on the imprint. It's a stripped, rhythm-led release, and by all accounts a natural fit. OLING has been building his sound since his first Aves EP on Jeremy Olander's Vivrant imprint back in 2021.Traumprinz is back on vinyl. The enigmatic Hannover-based producer is finally pressing his Life project to wax — his first physical release since Diva in 2016. Nearly a decade. Worth the wait if you're a fan of the enigmatic end of the underground.A remarkable piece of rave history is heading to auction. Rob Ford's 35-year Members Only archive of UK rave membership cards goes under the hammer at Bonhams between June 15th and 25th, with an estimate of 60 to 80 thousand pounds. Thirty-five years of physical rave culture, in one collection.The Ministry of Sound is getting the book treatment. Ministry of Sound: Anthology is a new 416-page hardcover documenting the London club's formative years — the first time its story has been told in this format. That's a lot of history to fit between two covers.And because this industry never stops surprising — Hermès has built a DJ booth. A working, purchasable DJ booth, wrapped in leather. Yes, really.Although hand curated this episode is AI-powered. For the human side, check out our weekly dance music selections, Ibiza club playlists updated almost daily, and our focus mixes. All links in the description. See you tomorrow for more dance music news.Curated Daily by Benjamin Dumazot (bendmz) for Pocomucho Ibiza - Contact: [email protected]://www.instagram.com/pocomuchoibiza/https://www.youtube.com/@PocomuchoWeeklyhttps://www.youtube.com/@PocomuchoMixesAll Playlists here: https://open.spotify.com/user/31ufjhcx7i2przixy77v7p3doxzm?si=d06ed46fc46649d1