Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter and BRANDON finally release their hotly anticipated collaboration, ‘Woops’, via Smash The House.
‘Woops’ has spent months picking up support from seemingly every corner of electronic music. It emerged as the #1 most-played track at both Ultra and Tomorrowland in 2026, underlining the unusual reach the track has already found.
The laundry list of DJs who have put ‘Woops’ into rotation is as varied as it is extensive. Anyma, Solomun, Dom Dolla, Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, Vintage Culture, Eli Brown, Odd Mob, Chris Lake, Cloonee, Cassian, Miss Monique, Nico Moreno, Novah, Lilly Palmer, Kevin de Vries, CamelPhat and many others, are among those supporting it from the underground, while at the other end of the electronic spectrum, Swedish House Mafia, Tiësto, The Chainsmokers, Armin van Buuren, Oliver Heldens, Diplo, and Afrojack have also been hammering the track, turning ‘Woops’ into a bona fide crossover between underground dancefloors and festival mainstages.
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The story extends well beyond the DJ booth, with the ‘Woops’ phenomenon generating billions of views and hundreds of thousands of creations on TikTok, tens of millions of YouTube views and more than 500,000 Shazams. With over 100 million total streams behind it, ‘Woops’ has also remained a presence in Beatport’s Hard Dance Top 100 for years, regularly climbing back into the Top 10. The release lands amid an already standout year for Dimitri Vegas, with ‘Turn The Tide’ and ‘Makina Time’ becoming two of 2026’s biggest tracks, while his continued move into faster and harder territory has opened another side to his output.
Bountyhunter brings deeper rave history to the record, with ‘Woops’ itself tracing back to his catalogue and the Belgian hardcore and rave scene of the 1990s. BRANDON brings his bass-driven house groove to the collaboration, alongside the recognisable ‘Bring That Bass Back’ hook. Together, these elements add another layer to ‘Woops’, complementing the track’s blend of hard dance, house and techno influences.
