Whethan brought a genre-blending set to Splash House 2026, with the producer working a mix of familiar favorites, festival-ready edits and unreleased material into his performance. The set has now been made available for listeners to hear, offering a recording of his appearance at the Palm Springs, California, festival.

Among the standout moments is Whethan’s glitch-heavy edit of Avicii’s “Levels,” transforming the well-known dance anthem with a more fractured electronic treatment. The version appeared as part of his Splash House performance and has become one of the notable moments highlighted from the set.

Whethan also used the performance to preview new material created with Subtronics. The collaboration adds a heavier bass-oriented element to the set and places the unreleased track alongside Whethan’s more melodic and electronic productions.

The Splash House appearance came as part of the festival’s 2026 programming in Palm Springs. The event continues to bring electronic artists to hotel pool venues across the city, with Whethan appearing among a lineup that included artists from house, techno, bass and other areas of dance music.

The set reflects Whethan’s continued movement between electronic pop, house, bass and experimental production. His performances have increasingly incorporated reworked versions of recognizable records alongside unreleased songs and new collaborations.

The newly available recording also gives listeners an early look at material that has yet to receive an official release. The Subtronics collaboration remains identified as new music, while the “Levels” edit provides a fresh live interpretation of one of electronic music’s most recognizable records.

Whethan’s Splash House set is now circulating as part of the festival’s 2026 recorded performances, preserving the full DJ performance and its combination of released tracks, edits and unreleased music.