The Purple Disco Machine new album is official: COSMOTROPIA, his fourth studio record, arrives on April 30, 2027. The Dresden producer, real name Tino Piontek, announced it on October 2 alongside a lead single, “Test My Luck” featuring London singer songwriter MEEK, and a European tour set for autumn 2027.

What COSMOTROPIA sounds like
According to the press release carried by EDM.com, the record draws on cosmic disco and space rock from the 1970s and 1980s. Piontek went back to the vinyl his parents played at home, with names such as Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis and Kraftwerk cited in coverage, and combined that with his own study of early European disco from France, Italy and Germany. He told DJ Mag Germany that revisiting his childhood and the music his parents listened to was the starting point.
No tracklist or label has been confirmed yet, and “Test My Luck” is the only song from the album named so far. It was the first track written for the project, and reports describe it as a bright, driving mix of disco and rock with warm keys and a pop vocal. It only hints at the space age theme, so the wider album may sound different.

Why this album matters now
Purple Disco Machine follows Soulmatic, Exotica and Paradise with a record that moves away from straight dancefloor disco toward a more conceptual sound. That shift lands as disco remains one of the strongest currents in dance music. Over the past weeks we covered Dom Dolla’s Kylie Minogue remix at the AFL Grand Final and Gorgon City’s independent album Aether, and artist albums with a clear identity are becoming the main way producers build lasting careers beyond singles.
Piontek’s track record gives the announcement weight. He has passed three billion streams, collected more than 30 Platinum awards and won a Grammy for his remix of Lizzo’s “About Damn Time”, with songs like “Hypnotized” and “In The Dark” behind him.
Who is MEEK
MEEK is a London based singer songwriter whose writing credits include Rita Ora, Martin Garrix, Alan Walker and R3HAB. Her debut single “Fabulous” gained traction on viral charts, and “Test My Luck” is one of her highest profile appearances to date.
Purple Disco Machine tour 2027
The live show will feature a band, vocalists and dancers. DJ Mag Germany lists six German dates, with more European shows to follow:
- October 8 2027: Cologne, Palladium
- October 14 2027: Leipzig, Haus Auensee
- October 15 2027: Munich, Zenith
- October 28 2027: Berlin, Uber Eats Music Hall
- October 29 2027: Hamburg, Sporthalle
- October 30 2027: Stuttgart, Porsche Arena
Fan presales are already running. Reports point to general sales opening on October 7, and tickets are linked from the artist’s official shop.
What happens next
Expect more singles and a tracklist before April, plus extra tour dates beyond Germany. The original announcement is on EDM.com.
FAQ
When is the Purple Disco Machine new album released?
COSMOTROPIA is due on April 30, 2027.
What is the lead single?
“Test My Luck” featuring MEEK, released on October 2, 2026.
Is there a tracklist or label announcement?
Not yet. Neither has been confirmed in the coverage so far.
Where does he tour in 2027?
Six German arenas and halls are confirmed for late October 2027, with more European dates promised.
Sources: EDM.com, AAA Backstage and DJ Mag Germany, all published October 2 and 3, 2026.




