Tiga: ‘HOT WIFE’

Tiga has released the latest single from his forthcoming album HOTLIFE, titled ‘HOT WIFE.’ The track marks the third preview from the project and reunites Tiga with longtime collaborator and friend Boys Noize, a producer whose work alongside Tiga helped shape late-2000s electro and club culture.

Tiga and Boys Noize have a long shared history, built through years of back-to-back DJ sets and extended studio sessions. Their previous collaborations, including ‘Bugatti’ and ‘100,’ are widely regarded as defining records of their era. With ‘HOT WIFE,’ the pair revive a production partnership that has been largely dormant, positioning the new single as both a continuation of their legacy and a step forward into 2026. Listen here.

The track was written in Berlin and reflects a deliberate shift in approach for Tiga. Rather than focusing solely on restrained or understated club aesthetics, ‘HOT WIFE’ leans into an unapologetic pop sensibility. Tiga has described the process as a conscious move away from what he views as the safety of making “unassailably cool” dance records. At its core, the song is driven by a prominent bassline and a direct lyrical concept centered on his personal life.

In addition to pushing his sound in a new direction, ‘HOT WIFE’ also represents a rare glimpse into Tiga’s private world. Known for a public image that aligns with the long-standing myth of the DJ or producer as a perpetual bachelor, Tiga uses the single to openly acknowledge his marriage. He has framed the release as a way to take control of that narrative, rather than allowing speculation to define it for him.

Lyrically, the song is intentionally minimal, built around just six words. Tiga has emphasized that these lyrics are rooted in what he describes as “his truth” and should be understood as an expression of gratitude rather than provocation. While some listeners may interpret the song as boastful, Tiga has positioned it as a reflection on his life and circumstances, rather than a broader statement.

He has also clarified that the title and lyrics are not a reference to the swinging-related term “hotwife,” noting that this association was unknown to him until recently.

‘HOT WIFE’ serves as another indication that HOTLIFE will be both reflective and playful, balancing personal themes with the club-focused energy that has defined Tiga’s career. With Boys Noize once again involved, the single underscores the enduring creative chemistry between two influential figures in electronic music.