Loco Dice has revealed that his hard drive and fully loaded USB stick — containing his entire music archive and years of unreleased material — were stolen from his tour manager’s bag inside the DJ booth last Friday. The German-Tunisian artist shared the emotional message on Instagram, describing the incident as “disrespectful” and “something that should never happen in our community.”
In his statement, Dice expressed both shock and sadness, apologizing to the artists who trusted him with their unreleased tracks. “Loco Dice music is Loco Dice music,” he wrote, urging fans to report if they hear his unreleased sounds being played by others. He also addressed the thief directly, revealing that his team is reviewing video footage from the booth and urging them to “come forward anonymously” to return what was taken.
The post has sparked a wave of support across the electronic music world, with artists like Joseph Capriati and Claudia Tejeda sharing words of solidarity. The situation has ignited a wider conversation about respect and trust within DJ culture — a reminder that, beyond the music, community values still matter most.
