Producer and DJ Mary Droppinz is known for her eclectic and genre-bending performances, bombastic off-the-wall energy and ability to instantly elevate the vibe under any circumstances, and she just had a very busy weekend at Coachella.
The star was part of not one but two iconic all-female sets during Weekend 2 of Coachella 2026, kicking off with a B2B with Level Up at DoLab on Friday, April 17 before she joined Sara Landry’s Blood Oath at Quasar on Sunday, April 19. As an advocate for creating spaces for women in EDM and a mentor to the next generation of DJs and producers, she seized her moment and truly shined during both performances while also making a bold cultural statement. She was also kind enough to share photos of some of her favorite moments from the weekend and walk us through them in the photo diary below.
“The Blood Oath performance is incredibly inspiring to me! It’s always a beautiful experience to look out and see such a packed crowd. My hope is that it will continue to inspire young women who aspire to become DJs.”
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“This shot is so sick to me! I remember playing Blood Oath last year on the Do LaB. Felt insane to come back to Coachella this year and play on Quasar, which was packed.”
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“The magic of Blood Oath was brought to life by all the amazing, beautiful and talented women involved. The excitement was palpable in this moment right before the set began.”
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“It was wonderful to reconnect with Tokii! I recently played with her on the same bill in Denver, and she remains such a positive force. I truly enjoyed spending time with her.”
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“It’s wild to think I’m playing Do LaB for the third year and Quasar for my first! After going for so many years, it feels completely surreal to be part of what goes on behind the scenes. The desert has a truly magical vibe.”
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“This photo is incredibly meaningful, featuring so many of my idols and mentors. There’s LP Giobbi, who has been a huge support through Femmehouse, and Sara, who has shown so much love through Blood Oath and other projects. And, of course, girl, Tokii.”
(Image courtesy of Mary Droppinz)
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“Playing the Do LaB was an incredible, dream-like experience, made even better by the amazing crowd in the middle of the desert! The bass was pumping throughout the entire performance.”
(Image courtesy of Mary Droppinz)
“One of my fav B2B’s as of late. Was so much fun playing alongside a fellow Bass Queen like Level Up!”
(Image courtesy of Mary Droppinz)
For even more behind-the-scenes fun with the producers who inspire us, click HERE to check out me n ü’s photo diary from Ultra Music Festival this year.
