Spanish techno DJ and producer Fatima Hajji has released “Brasilian,” a new hard techno single issued through her own record label, STROBÖ, on October 29, 2026. The track arrives at 153 BPM and marks another addition to her growing catalogue of high-intensity electronic productions, just ahead of her scheduled appearance at Halloween Takeover Festival in Madrid on October 31.

Fatima Hajji Returns With “Brasilian”

Fatima Hajji continues her 2026 release schedule with “Brasilian,” a new production available through her independent label STROBÖ.

According to Beatport, the single was released on October 29 and is classified as Hard Techno, with a tempo of 153 BPM and a key of D-flat minor.

The recording runs approximately four minutes and 45 seconds, placing it firmly within the faster end of contemporary techno.

The release adds another title to the Spanish artist’s discography at a time when high-tempo electronic music continues to occupy a prominent position in specialist festivals and club programmes.

Unlike a festival announcement or a live recording, “Brasilian” provides a new studio release through which listeners can explore Hajji’s production work.

STROBÖ: Fatima Hajji’s Independent Record Label

“Brasilian” arrives through STROBÖ, the label Hajji launched in February 2025 in collaboration with Dutch music company Be Yourself Music.

The project was established to combine electronic music releases with a wider artistic approach incorporating lighting, visual concepts and immersive experiences.

Its first release, “Strobo,” introduced the label’s musical identity through hard techno production.

Since then, Hajji has continued developing the catalogue alongside her international performance schedule.

Her 2026 releases include “Interdimensional Portal,” issued in February, “I Just Wanna Rave” with Ed E.T in June, and “Tarzan,” released in July.

The catalogue reflects her commitment to energetic electronic music while providing an outlet for productions connected to her own artistic direction.

STROBÖ also represents a further development in a career that has extended beyond DJ performances into record label management and event production.

A Career Built Around Hard Techno

Born in Salamanca, Spain, Fatima Hajji began performing at local events when she was 16 years old.

Over more than two decades, she has built an international career associated with powerful rhythmic structures, tribal influences and high-energy techno.

Her performances have taken her to major electronic music events including Awakenings, Tomorrowland, Monegros and Verknipt, alongside club appearances at Tresor in Berlin, Fabric in London and Amnesia Ibiza.

She has also developed her own event concept, Fatima Hajji Invites.

Launched in 2023 with a sold-out all-night-long performance at Fabrik Madrid, the series has provided a platform for extended performances and specially curated musical experiences.

Her expansion into independent releases through STROBÖ has added another dimension to those activities.

Halloween Takeover Madrid: Fatima Hajji Joins the Lineup

The release of “Brasilian” comes just two days before Hajji’s scheduled appearance at Halloween Takeover Festival in Madrid.

Taking place on October 31 at the Recinto Iberdrola Music, the event brings together several established electronic music event brands, including elrow, Brunch Electronik and Industry City.

The festival is scheduled to run from 2:00 PM until 2:00 AM, offering a programme that spans house, tech house, melodic techno and harder electronic styles.

Alongside Hajji, the announced lineup includes Maceo Plex, Kölsch, The Martinez Brothers, Marco Faraone, DJ Gigola, Anxhela, Lee Ann Roberts, Esther Bronchal and Øtta.

The presence of several established female DJs across the programme highlights the breadth of artists represented within contemporary electronic music.

Although the festival takes place shortly after the release of “Brasilian,” there has been no confirmed announcement that Hajji will perform the new track during her set.

What’s Next for Fatima Hajji?

Hajji’s international schedule continues into November, with announced appearances in Vienna, Budapest and London.

Her upcoming London performance, scheduled for November 20, forms part of an ALIVE x BlackWorks event at E1.

The combination of new recordings, label activities and international bookings illustrates the multiple areas of her career.

With “Brasilian” now available through STROBÖ, the Spanish producer adds another hard techno release to her 2026 catalogue while maintaining her presence across the European club and festival circuit.

The single also reinforces the ongoing role of artist-operated labels in a techno scene increasingly shaped by independent production and international touring.