Tomorrowland Releases ‘We Are Tomorrow’ Documentary Starring Miss Monique

Tomorrowland and Amazon Music have released the latest edition of their ‘We Are Tomorrow’ documentary series, with Ukrainian DJ and producer Miss Monique as its featured artist. The film is out now on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Music.

The documentary was first announced earlier this month. As with past editions, it pairs one artist’s story with those of the People of Tomorrow, the fans and creatives whose lives connect back to the festival. Topic, Alok, Vintage Culture and John Summit led the 2022 through 2025 films, and the Alok edition won a Webby Award in 2024.

Four stories in this year’s film

Miss Monique’s segment follows her onto the Tomorrowland stage amid war and displacement. She built her career in Kyiv before her MiMo Weekly mix series broke through internationally during the pandemic, and she had already launched her label Siona Records when the war forced her to leave Ukraine. She kept touring across Europe and has now played the Mainstage in Boom two years running. This July she also debuted her ‘Biorhythm’ show on the Freedom Stage.

Norwegian photographer Olav Stubberud toured the world with Swedish House Mafia, The Chainsmokers and Martin Garrix, then lost his connection to photography when COVID shut down touring. He found his way back through analog film, most recently shooting Fred Again’s Los Angeles shows entirely on film.

Fahbeer opened Lost in Thaislation in Bangkok three years ago, turning Thai street food into cocktails, and will run her own bar at Tomorrowland Thailand this December. Luca, born in Romania and now based in Cologne, grew up in orphanages and spent years living on the streets before winning Tomorrowland tickets through a radio contest in 2017. He now works as a flower delivery driver.

The film also features ‘Million Miles Away (VIP Remix)’ by Miss Monique, P.O.U. and Susie Ledge, an Amazon Music Original created exclusively for this edition. The track is out on Tomorrowland Music and streams exclusively on Amazon Music. Watch ‘We Are Tomorrow’ below.

Source: Tomorrowland