Three decades after launching one of techno’s most influential labels, Adam Beyer is giving fans the chance to relive a special moment in Drumcode history.

The Swedish techno icon has released the full recording of his solo set from Drumcode Mallorca, the three-day festival created to celebrate 30 years of Drumcode . The performance is now available as Drumcode Radio 827, with both the audio mix and full video stream accessible through Drumcode’s official channels.

The set was recorded during Drumcode Mallorca’s inaugural edition, which took place from May 8-10, 2026. Designed as a destination event marking the label’s 30th anniversary, the festival brought together some of the biggest names in modern techno for a weekend of music, afterparties, and boat events across the Spanish island.

Drumcode Mallorca featured performances from Amelie Lens, Joseph Capriati, Pan-Pot, Alan Fitzpatrick, Eli Brown, Joris Voorn, Chris Avantgarde, Massano, Victor Ruiz, and Beyer himself, alongside a special appearance from his longtime alias Cirez D.

For techno fans, the release offers more than just another festival recording. Drumcode has spent the last three decades evolving from a Swedish techno label founded in 1996 into one of the genre’s most recognizable global brands, helping launch and support artists who would go on to become fixtures on festival stages and club lineups around the world.

The Mallorca celebration represented one of the label’s most ambitious anniversary projects to date. Announced in late 2025, the event was conceived as a three-day gathering dedicated entirely to the Drumcode community, complete with curated lineups, exclusive back-to-back performances, afterparties, and immersive fan experiences.

Now, with Drumcode Radio 827 available online, fans who couldn’t make the trip to Mallorca can experience a piece of the anniversary celebration for themselves. The set captures Beyer’s signature blend of driving techno, melodic tension, and peak-time energy that has helped define the Drumcode sound for three decades.

As Drumcode continues its 30th anniversary year, the release serves as both a celebration of the label’s history and a reminder of its continued influence on the global techno scene.