The Paris-based DJ trades daylight energy for a late-night, no-judgment groove.
Some tracks are made for the crowd. “Who Cares” is made for the moment you stop noticing it’s there. Verukka‘s latest single strips away the performance and leans into something more introspective — a darker, more mysterious energy built around one idea: letting go completely. No judgment, no expectations, just the late-night pull of a groove that asks nothing of you except to move. It’s tech house as disappearing act, built for the exact hour when nothing else matters except the music and the freedom to move however you want.
That instinct comes naturally to Verukka. Born in Norway and based in Paris, she’s built her sound and her sets — spanning house, tech house, and indie dance — around a rhythm-driven physicality shaped by her background as a hip hop and house dancer. That same energy has carried her across some of the world’s most vibrant club scenes, from Bali to Morocco to Brazil, with festival appearances including Lancadonia and an upcoming summer residency in Marrakech. For fans of Darco, Ayybo, and Maxi Meraki, “Who Cares” is Verukka at her most unguarded — and her most magnetic.
Turn it up, let go, and stop asking questions. Nobody’s watching.