A New Chapter: Miss Monique Takes Center Stage in ‘We Are Tomorrow’
The collaborative documentary series between Tomorrowland and Amazon Music has officially returned with its latest installment. This year, the spotlight shines on the meteoric rise of Ukrainian DJ and producer Miss Monique. The film is currently available for streaming across YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, and Amazon Music.
The Legacy of the ‘We Are Tomorrow’ Series
Building on the momentum of the project’s initial announcement earlier this month, this series continues its tradition of blending high-octane festival footage with intimate, human-centric storytelling. By weaving together the professional journeys of world-class DJs with the personal narratives of the “People of Tomorrow”-the dedicated fans and creative minds who form the festival’s backbone-the series offers a unique look at the electronic music ecosystem.
The franchise has established a high bar for excellence; previous editions featured industry heavyweights like Topic, Alok, Vintage Culture, and John Summit. The series’ cultural impact is undeniable, underscored by the Alok-focused episode, which secured a prestigious Webby Award in 2024.
Resilience and Rhythm: The Miss Monique Narrative
The core of this year’s documentary explores Miss Monique’s profound journey from her roots in Kyiv to the global stage. Her path to stardom was accelerated during the global pandemic through her highly successful “MiMo Weekly” mix series, which garnered a massive international following. Even as she successfully launched her own imprint, Siona Records, the onset of the war in Ukraine forced her to navigate the complexities of displacement.
Despite these immense personal challenges, her career trajectory has remained vertical. She has become a staple at the festival in Boom, securing a coveted Mainstage slot for two consecutive years. Her artistic evolution was further highlighted this past July with the debut of her immersive ‘Biorhythm’ concept on the festival’s iconic Freedom Stage, proving that her creative vision remains undeterred by external circumstances.
Beyond the Booth: A Global Perspective
The documentary also highlights the broader creative community surrounding the festival. Among the featured stories is that of Norwegian photographer Olav Stubberud, whose lens has captured the raw energy of global tours, including his extensive work with Swedish House Mafia. His inclusion emphasizes the vital role that visual storytellers play in documenting the modern dance music experience.
