Florian Picasso has released his latest single, ‘Dior,’ marking a new milestone in his evolving sound and artistic direction. The track arrives as a high-tempo, speed house production that blends trance-driven intensity with playful vocal elements and the unmistakable bassline of the Korg M1. Designed to resonate across both radio and festival environments, ‘Dior’ reflects a focus on high-impact energy and modern club sensibilities. Listen here.

Born as the great-grandson of Pablo Picasso and adopted from Vietnam, Florian Picasso has consistently explored themes of identity, gratitude, and self-discovery through his work. Music has remained central to that exploration, acting as both a creative outlet and a sense of belonging. The release comes at a pivotal moment for Picasso, who is currently undergoing a broader creative rebrand. It also serves as the lead single from his forthcoming Pretty Lies EP, scheduled for release at the end of next month. Early support from leading DJs has already positioned ‘Dior’ as a track gaining traction within global dance circuits.

This momentum extends into Picasso’s live schedule, with an Asia tour planned for May where he is expected to showcase the new material. The tour follows a series of notable performances that have reinforced his presence in the electronic music scene, including appearances at HÖR Berlin, Rex Club in Paris, OXI, and Pacha Ibiza as part of Solomun +1, as well as a well-attended ADE showcase with his Dekadance collective.