The dance music community has long been buzzing about one of the most anticipated tracks of the year, and the moment has finally arrived. Odd Mob, an up-and-coming producer from Australia, has joined forces with the German duo FAST BOY to officially release their highly awaited collaboration titled ‘Super High’. This track, which had been circulating in bootleg form since it first graced festival sets earlier this year, is now available for streaming via October Records.
This release comes at an opportune time, as Odd Mob embarks on his largest headline tour across Australia to date. The tour kicks off at Melbourne’s popular venue, Timber Yard, on September 19, and will touch down in several key cities including Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide before culminating at Sydney’s Roundhouse on October 10. Fans can finally experience ‘Super High’ live, along with a slew of other energetic beats from the artist.
Odd Mob, whose real name is Harry Hope, has gained recognition for his ability to seamlessly blend club-centric house music with more commercially appealing pop elements. The artist spent much of the last year teasing ‘Super High’ in various festival sets, keeping fans on their toes without revealing the identity of the track. Platforms like 1001Tracklists have been instrumental in fueling the curiosity, particularly after the track caught attention during Odd Mob’s main stage performance at Tomorrowland, a landmark event in the electronic music scene.
The final cut of ‘Super High’ showcases a delightful fusion of Odd Mob’s signature club production with FAST BOY’s pop sensibilities. The result is an infectious track that straddles the line between a straightforward house anthem and a catchy radio hit. Odd Mob himself described the song as embodying the essence of an “endless summer.” He remarked, “It makes you wanna have a few cheeky bevs, watch the sunset and hang out with your mates.” This sentiment captures the carefree vibes that fans have come to expect from his work, reflecting his artistic vision to blend pop and EDM harmoniously.

Joining Odd Mob in this sonic journey are FAST BOY, the talented German duo comprised of brothers Felix and Lucas Hain. Known for their ability to create infectious hooks, FAST BOY has carved a niche for themselves in the European music landscape, amassing over a billion streams as producers, songwriters, and vocalists. Their breakthrough moment came with the track ‘Bad Memories’, which they created alongside MEDUZA and which dominated airplay charts across seven countries. Their collaborations with high-profile artists such as Tiesto, David Guetta, Topic, and Robin Schulz further cement their reputation as hitmakers, making their partnership with Odd Mob a match made in musical heaven.
As for Odd Mob, ‘Super High’ serves as a crowning achievement during a period of significant momentum that has built up since 2025. Last year saw him take center stage at various renowned music festivals, including a sold-out show at The Shrine in Los Angeles, where he collaborated with Tiesto on a dance record that became a sensation on U.S. radio, surpassing 40 million streams shortly after its release. His energetic performances at Coachella, Shambhala, EDC, and others have kept audiences enthralled, showcasing his diverse musical range while solidifying his status in the electronic music scene.
This year has continued the trend, with an electrifying main stage set at Tomorrowland as well as notable appearances at Osheaga in Quebec and Outside Lands in San Francisco. Now, as Odd Mob gears up for his highly anticipated Australian tour, fans will get the chance to see him perform both new tracks like ‘Super High’ and fan-favorites that have defined his career thus far.

Odd Mob Australia 2.0 2026 Tour Dates
Here are the official tour dates for Odd Mob’s Australia 2.0 tour:
- September 19 – The Timber Yard – Melbourne, VIC
- September 27 – The Rechabite – Perth, WA
- October 3 – Fortitude Music Hall – Brisbane, QLD
- October 4 – Hindley St Music Hall – Adelaide, SA
- October 10 – Roundhouse – Sydney, NSW
With ‘Super High’ now available on all streaming platforms via October Records, fans can immerse themselves in this vibrant collaboration and secure remaining tickets for the Australian tour through Odd Mob’s official channels.
