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Listen to Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA’s Mexico City DJ set on Apple Music

Published September 15, 2026 · US

Listen to Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA’s Mexico City DJ set on Apple Music

The UK producer's USB002 tour sets with Four Tet (in Toronto) and Caribou and Floating Points (in Lyon) are also. available to stream now

UK electronic producer Fred again.. has extended access to his USB002 tour experience by releasing a comprehensive live DJ set recorded in Mexico City. The set, performed alongside the Mexican trio LATIN MAFIA, captures their December 12, 2025, show at Expo Santa Fe, and is now available to stream on Apple Music.

Clocking in just under four hours, the Mexico City mix features a sprawling 55-track journey. It includes a blend of original productions by Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA, alongside selected tracks by influential artists such as The Prodigy, Jon Hopkins, Crybaby, ROSALÍA, and Mala. This eclectic combination reflects the duo’s diverse electronic influences and their ability to weave together a dynamic live performance.

This release follows on from the earlier availability of two other USB002 tour sets: one recorded in Toronto with Four Tet, and another in Lyon featuring Caribou and Floating Points. Each recording showcases different collaborative line-ups and regional audiences, broadening listeners’ access to the tour’s varied live atmospheres.

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The Mexico City set notably served as a precursor to Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA’s August mixtape project titled "9 months & 50 hours." That mixtape was crafted in anticipation of their landmark concert at Palacio de los Deportes, a venue capable of hosting 20,000 attendees, which took place on July 30, 2025. The mixtape and concert highlight the artists’ growing international presence and ability to captivate large-scale crowds.

In addition to the audio release, a mini-documentary detailing the creative process behind the "9 months & 50 hours" mixtape was also made available, offering fans insight into the production and artistic collaboration between the UK and Mexican artists.

The USB002 tour has been notable not only for the caliber of artists involved but also for its geographic reach and eclectic live sets. By sharing these recordings, Fred again.. continues to document and distribute the ephemeral energy of his live shows beyond physical venues, giving a global audience a chance to experience the evolving soundscapes from different cities.

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The inclusion of tracks by artists across various electronic subgenres within the Mexico City set underlines Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA’s curatorial approach, blending influences that range from classic rave to contemporary experimental electronic music. This approach aligns with their broader artistic vision to create immersive and genre-spanning live performances.

While detailed sales or streaming metrics for these releases have not been disclosed, the availability of multiple live sets from the USB002 tour on a major platform like Apple Music emphasizes a growing trend in electronic music toward live recording releases. These provide both archival value and new revenue streams for artists, while also fostering deeper listener engagement.

As of now, further details about upcoming USB002 tour stops or additional live recordings remain limited. However, the current releases already offer a substantial glimpse into the ongoing evolution of Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA’s collaborative output and live performance style.

Listeners interested in exploring the Mexico City set and other USB002 tour recordings can find the full mixes on Apple Music, providing a rich auditory document of this phase of Fred again..’s career as an innovative live performer and producer.

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