In the wake of the coronavirus, Diplo was one of the first artists to offer respite and hope through this trying time. Pledging to provide nightly “Corona Sabbath” streams from his home, the super-producer has made good on his promise; streaming different themed DJ sets every night so far with a variety of guests.

On Sunday, March 21 Diplo is set to do a Major Lazer stream, during which it’s likely he’ll debut music from the dancehall-revival project’s newest album considering he confirmed the album is finished.

There is speculation this album will be the last from Major Lazer (how many times have groups called a quits and then reunited?), and if that is the case, getting to hear the last new music from them would certainly go a long way to lift spirits as the music industry faces unprecedented woes.

Recently, Major Lazer was included on the lineup for Fuji Rock 2020, set to take place from August 21-23. As of now, it seems the live music industry is optimistic this crisis will subside by then. If we band together, support each other, follow the guidelines of health authorities, then with the help of Diplo and his streams we will get through this.

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last night i invited @rhye over for the first corona sabbath. (We made that up because we we had iron on t-shirt letters.. maybe it will stick) . While we’re all in self imposed quarantine and I’m grounded from playing shows I am going to get creative and make up random sets and shows live from my house. up next sunday 3pm et @majorlazer… our albums done so we got a lot of new music…tune in on it live and @youtube #socialdistancing

A post shared by Thomas Wesley (@diplo) on Mar 14, 2020 at 11:26am PDT

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