Knashi, the fast-growing beverage brand behind the "Perfect Anytime" drink line, has teamed up with Southeast Asia–based DJ and music curator Alina Noir in a new collaboration aimed at introducing the company's bold, flavor-driven drinks to a global audience.
Noir — known on Instagram as @alina_noirdj and celebrated for her Afro House, Afro Tech, House, and Hip-Hop mixes — will promote Knashi across her platforms as the brand courts consumers who love music, culture, and lifestyle experiences built around community.
For Knashi, the partnership is a natural match. Noir's genre-spanning sets and expanding international audience complement the brand's message: that every moment, from a festival crowd to a quiet evening at home, deserves a drink that makes it feel like a celebration.
A Brand Built on Flavor — and a Philosophy
Knashi has positioned itself as more than a beverage company. Its "Perfect Anytime" line — including Perfect Pineapple, Perfect Peach, Perfect Coconut, Perfect Watermelon, Perfect Tropical, and Perfect Mango — comes wrapped in the promise of fun, ease, and connection.
"Every flavor is an invitation to celebrate," the brand says. And its collaboration with Noir makes that mission visible in the spaces where people gather, dance, and create memories.
A Sustainability Pitch That Matches Its Vibe
Part of Knashi's appeal is its environmental ethos. The company touts sustainable sourcing from farmers committed to organic agriculture, recyclable aluminum cans, and partnerships with local recycling initiatives.
This taps into a cultural shift already prominent in nightlife and festival communities, where both artists and fans increasingly value brands with a conscience. Noir's alignment with Knashi strengthens that connection, giving the company a voice in spaces where sustainability messaging rarely lands without sounding preachy.
Why the Collaboration Works
Brand-DJ partnerships aren't new — but Knashi's strategy stands out for leaning into Noir's identity as a curator of cultural sound. Afro House and Afro Tech have surged globally, powered by DJs who treat their platforms as cultural ambassadorship.
Knashi wants in on that world, and Noir has become a compelling entry point. Her influence across Southeast Asia's growing house music communities gives Knashi access to scenes where taste, authenticity, and aesthetic matter.
It's a smart play for a beverage brand trying to ride the wave of "cool with a conscience."
The Moment Knashi Is Trying to Claim
As ready-to-drink brands fight for space in a saturated market, Knashi is betting that lifestyle storytelling — not just flavor variety — will carry it. Noir's involvement brings just that: a story rooted in rhythm, community, nightlife, and global culture.
The collaboration sets Knashi up to be more than a drink. It positions the brand as an accessory to joy, movement, and memory-making.
And with Noir now putting Knashi cans in the same frame as turntables and festival crowds, the company's "Perfect Anytime" tagline suddenly feels like more than marketing.
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