London-based, Australian-born producer, songwriter, and DJ HAAi (Teneil Throssell) has unveiled a striking live performance film via New Vision Originals, set within a meticulously recreated ‘90s office installation inside London’s Drumsheds. Complete with fax machines, Rolodexes, and paper stacks, the surreal environment becomes the stage where HAAi and collaborators — including Jon Hopkins, Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip), Obi Franky, KAM-BU, TRANS VOICES, and poet Kaiden Ford — bring the conceptual world of her new album to life.
The performance, HUMANiSE (Live from Drumsheds), lands just before the release of her second studio album, HUMANiSE, out October 10, 2025, on Mute. Fans can catch HAAi in a series of intimate in-store performances: Brighton (Resident, Oct 10), Bristol (Rough Trade, Oct 11), and London (Rough Trade East, Oct 12).
Featuring BBC 6 Music A-listed singles “Satellite”, “Can’t Stand To Lose”, and “Shapeshift”, HUMANiSE explores what it means to stay human in an age of machines. “Throughout the album, I kept thinking about a machine with a human heart,” says HAAi. The result is a bold, emotive journey — an invitation to rediscover connection, community, and hope amid digital dissonance.
