Going Green: Miss Monique Debuts Her Nature-Centric Biorhythm Show in the U.S. This Weekend — With Bigger Plans For America to Follow
“I feel like my relationship with the U.S. is having an amazing start," the Ukrainian producer says ahead of her Nov. 13 show at Brooklyn Pacha.
Miss Monique, the Ukrainian progressive house artist known for her signature green hair, is set to debut her nature-centric biorhythm show in the U.S. this weekend at Brooklyn Pacha. Her upcoming headlining set comes after her sold-out show at Brooklyn Pacha, showcasing the growing support from U.S. crowds. Miss Monique, born Alesia Arkusha, has already played major U.S. festivals like Ultra and EDC Las Vegas.
The artist aims to raise her profile in the U.S. market during 2027, expressing that she is at the very beginning of her journey in the country. Her immersive audiovisual show, Biorhythm, debuted at Tomorrowland's Freedom Stage and has since been performed in Argentina and France. The show's imagery, which blends industrial and natural elements, serves as a reminder to protect nature.
Miss Monique, who grew up surrounded by parks and open land in Ukraine, has witnessed nature receding from her life as she toured. The artist's connection to nature is deeply personal and serves as a source of solace during challenging times, such as the ongoing war in Ukraine. In addition to her Biorhythm show, Miss Monique has released new music, including the single "Undertone" with Belgian producer Paradoks and her collaboration with Robbie Williams on "Beauty in Us."
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