Meduza: Start Here Before Their Atlanta Show
Five records, from “Piece Of Your Heart” to “Pegasus,” before MEDUZA's October 23 night at District.
Goodboys, Becky Hill, Dermot Kennedy. A quick way into MEDUZA is to follow the voices. The Italian production trio from Milan is booked at District Atlanta on Friday, October 23. These five releases connect the vocal hooks to the club side of their catalog.
That range runs through the project. Their 2023 self-titled release paired familiar hits with tracks drawing on house, trance, techno and 1990s rave, according to Universal's release notes. Start with the breakthrough, follow the collaborators, then give an extended mix some room.
1. “Piece Of Your Heart” — start with the interruption
MEDUZA feat. Goodboys
The debut has a small studio accident at its center. In their Official Charts interview, MEDUZA and Goodboys explain that Josh spoke through the talk box while the microphone was recording. They kept the interruption, although their two managers initially disagreed about whether it belonged.
Listen for that conversation turning into part of the arrangement, then the switch into the drop. It's a good first stop: a loose moment between collaborators becomes a hook you can follow onto the floor.
2. “Lose Control” — follow Becky Hill's voice
MEDUZA, Becky Hill & Goodboys
Goodboys stay in the picture for this 2019 collaboration, with Becky Hill bringing another vocal presence. Universal's release note points to her powerful, emotive delivery and the song's smooth harmonies.
Put it after “Piece Of Your Heart” and give the singing your attention. The first record's studio conversation makes a memorable hook; this stop lets a distinctive singer carry the emotional pull. It shows another way a voice can shape a MEDUZA record.
3. “Paradise” — make room for Dermot Kennedy
MEDUZA feat. Dermot Kennedy
For the next voice, turn to Dermot Kennedy. Universal's announcement describes this 2020 collaboration as uplifting, placing Kennedy's strong vocal inside MEDUZA's balance of house production and radio appeal.
His singer-songwriter background gives you a different person to follow through the song. This is our pick for the catalog's direct, song-centered side: a vocal collaboration that offers a way in even if you haven't spent much time with house music.
4. “Bad Memories” — follow the details around the hook
MEDUZA & James Carter feat. Elley Duhé & FAST BOY
James Carter, Elley Duhé and FAST BOY widen the circle on this 2022 release. Universal Music Canada's notes identify vocal harmonies, guitar figures and breakdowns as part of its makeup.
Those details give you three things to follow on a second listen: how the voices work together, where the guitar fits, and how the arrangement changes around the breakdowns. After three stops centered on a vocal idea, this one invites you to look around it.
5. “Pegasus” — give the club record space
Eli & Fur & MEDUZA
Close with the 2023 Eli & Fur collaboration on Anjunadeep. The label's release page documents the track's appearances at Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas and its Printworks takeover before release. That gives this final selection a clear connection to club and festival sets.
The single includes a three-minute version and a 6:06 extended mix. Try the longer version after the vocal hits. It's a way to spend more time with another side of the project before taking the music into a room like District.
Friday, October 23: MEDUZA at District
District's official listing confirms Friday, October 23, 2026, with 10 p.m. doors and 21+ admission. The venue is at 269 Armour Drive NE, Atlanta.
Pick the collaboration that catches your ear and start there. Our District Room Report introduces the setting; the event page has the ticket link for the night.
Sources and event details checked October 11, 2026. Music descriptions draw on the linked artist interview and label notes; listening links lead to the released tracks. The selections introduce the catalog without predicting the Atlanta set. Doors time is not the artist's set time. Check the event listing for current admission and schedule details.
