Mau P Returns With ‘Just A Little Bit More’

Mau P has released his new single “Just A Little Bit More” via Interscope Records. The track arrives after the DJ and producer previewed it during live sets and festival appearances around the world in recent months. “Just A Little Bit More” follows “neck,” Mau P’s first release of 2026.


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The new single comes during a busy live period for the Amsterdam-born producer, whose BADDEST BEHAVIOUR open-to-close concept has expanded to multiple cities. In 2026, he returned to Pacha Ibiza for a second consecutive BADDEST BEHAVIOUR residency while continuing his residency at XS Las Vegas. Upcoming BADDEST BEHAVIOUR dates include New York on September 12 and 13, Ibiza dates through October 7, and Amsterdam on October 22.

Mau P’s recent run follows a 2025 that included a headline performance at Coachella’s Sahara Tent across both weekends of the festival. That year, “The Less I Know the Better” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Dance chart, while “Like I Like It” topped Beatport and was named the platform’s Best-Selling Track of the Year. His recent collaborations have also included “On Again” with Mike Dean and “Receipts” with Diplo and Gunna, as well as “Merther,” a reworking of Ini Kamoze’s “World A Music.” Mau P was also named to the Forbes Europe 30 Under 30 list and appeared on a Billboard print cover discussing his forthcoming debut album.

Mau P first broke through internationally with “Drugs From Amsterdam” in 2022, which has since accumulated nearly 273 million streams. His BADDEST BEHAVIOUR shows in New York, Miami, Denver, Los Angeles, and Brooklyn drew more than 25,000 fans, according to the release. He later sold more than 40,000 tickets across two nights at Los Angeles State Historic Park and made his debut at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. His remaining 2026 schedule includes ARC Music Festival in Chicago on September 5, EDC Orlando from November 6-8, and Laroc Club Guarujá in Brazil on December 31.

Listen to “Just A Little Bit More” now.

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