AIAIAI has long been known for its sleek headphone design, and is synonymous with its stealthy all-black product lineup. But now, the Copenhagen-based brand is flipping that design philosophy on its head, launching its TMA-2 and Tracks lines in an all-new pristine white colourway.

The four models available in this fresh finish are the TMA-2 DJ Wireless, Tracks, TMA-2 Studio Wireless, and TMA-2 Move. The latter are AIAIAI’s modular Bluetooth headphones with a diaphragm constructed from bio-cellulose, literally bringing organic life into the technology.

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“As a company built around creators, we see this collection as a natural extension of our visual universe,” says Frederik Jørgensen, founder of AIAIAI. “By introducing a stark contrast to our iconic black identity, we are inviting our community to express their individuality through the pure, minimalist aesthetics they already trust.”

To celebrate the launch, AIAIAI has announced an “ambitious, multi-sensory two-year global alliance” with Icelandic music legend Björk. The four white headphone models will be available to attendees of her audiovisual touring exhibition, Echolalia.

Like many things Björk has done throughout her over three decades of artistry, Echolalia stretches the boundaries of different mediums. In terms of audio, attendees experience sounds that shift between “individual vocal micro-frequencies and collective choral dynamics”. Attendees are also treated to hearing music from Björk’s upcoming album (which will not be titled Echolalia).

“Working with an artist like Björk is incredibly rare. She’s so selective of who she collaborates with. She doesn’t simply create music or visuals – she builds entirely new worlds,” Jørgensen adds. “This partnership gave us the opportunity to place our precision technology inside a truly visionary artistic universe with her, where sound, emotion, and innovation exist as one human pulse.”

Echolalia premiered on May 31, 2026, at the National Gallery of Iceland in Reykjavík. Future editions will be held in London, Paris, Tokyo, New York, and Sydney.

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For more information on the headphones and Echolalia, head to AIAIAI.

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