- 12.10 PM
- June 20, 2026
Bingkai Karya – Renowned electronic producer and DJ Barry Can’t Swim returns with his first musical release of 2026. Filled with euphoric energy and powerful emotion, “Return To Bhibo” serves as a perfect reminder of everything that has made Barry Can’t Swim such an important figure in today’s modern dance music landscape. The track arrives shortly after his two major festival appearances in the United States, Lightning In a Bottle and Movement, both of which took place last weekend.
“Return To Bhibo” also marks an important new chapter in Barry Can’t Swim’s career as his first release under an exciting new partnership with Atlantic Records. Barry Can’t Swim has firmly established himself as one of the leading figures in global electronic music. He has sold out headline shows across multiple countries and delivered iconic performances at some of the world’s most prestigious festivals. Last year, he served as both headliner and curator of London’s All Points East Festival, presenting a special edition that has since been regarded as one of the most significant days in the festival’s history.
Earlier this year, the Edinburgh-born producer and DJ was selected to curate the latest installment of the prestigious Late Night Tales series, which returned after a five-year hiatus as part of the project’s 25th-anniversary celebrations. Beyond his own acclaimed releases including his Mercury Prize-nominated debut album “When Will We Land?” In 2024 Barry was also recognized as an influential curator within electronic music through his label Earth’s Only Paradise. Through the label, he has championed emerging talents such as O’Flynn, SHEE, and Sam Alfred. In addition, he has played an active role in curating events for The Warehouse Project in Manchester.
Barry’s cultural influence extends beyond music into the worlds of sports and fashion through collaborations with the Scotland Men’s National Football Team and Adidas Originals. His track “Dearbeat Gospel” was even selected as the official soundtrack for the film announcing Scotland’s participation in the FIFA World Cup 2026, narrated by acclaimed actor Ewan McGregor.
With “Return To Bhibo,” Barry Can’t Swim once again proves why he remains one of the most compelling and influential voices in contemporary electronic music, while paving the way for a promising new era in his career.
About Barry Can’t Swim
Barry Can’t Swim is one of the most exciting and influential names in contemporary electronic music. The Edinburgh-born producer, DJ, and songwriter has built a global fanbase through his unique blend of jazz-infused house music, euphoric club sounds, and emotionally rich songwriting. This distinctive approach has earned widespread acclaim from both fans and critics alike. His 2023 debut album, “When Will We Land?”, topped the UK Dance Albums Chart, received a prestigious Mercury Prize nomination, and appeared on numerous year-end best album lists. This success continued with his 2025 album “Loner,” which also debuted at No. 1 on the UK Dance Albums Chart and further cemented his status as one of the most influential artists in electronic music today. Throughout his career, Barry Can’t Swim’s catalog has accumulated more than 550 million streams worldwide and currently reaches over 2.3 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Known for his energetic and captivating live performances, Barry has sold out headline shows around the world, including three consecutive nights at London’s O2 Academy Brixton. His headline performance at All Points East 2025 attracted one of the largest crowds in the festival’s history. A nominee for Best Dance Act and Breakthrough Artist at the BRIT Awards, Barry has also performed at major international festivals such as Glastonbury Festival. Through his label Earth’s Only Paradise, he continues to shape the future of electronic music by supporting emerging talent and pushing the genre forward on a global scale.
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