A high-octane collision of two fast-rising forces shaping a new, uncompromising edge of techno.

Adrián Mills’ sound is rooted in the intensity of underground rave culture, blending high-velocity rhythms, trance-driven energy and sharp Latin influences into sets built for maximum momentum. His productions and performances push pace and pressure in equal measure.

Across the booth, Cloudy brings a raw, bouncy and fiercely physical approach, balancing groove with hard, schranzy impact. Her rapid ascent has seen her command dancefloors across multiple continents, earning a reputation for sets that are both playful and punishing.

Together, this back-to-back is pure acceleration: no drops in intensity, no room to breathe.

A meeting point between precision and pressure, this back-to-back brings together two defining forces of contemporary techno. 

Alarico’s rapid rise has been driven by an unconventional production mindset and a sound that feels both raw and meticulously controlled. His sets balance slick minimalism with grit and tension, unfolding as organised chaos shaped through hands-on, detail-heavy mixing.

Opposite him, SHDW delivers a no-nonsense, deeply intentional approach behind the decks. As the driving force behind Mutual Rytm, his sound has become a reference point for modern techno — direct, powerful and grounded in a carefully curated record collection built over years of global touring.

Together, Alarico and SHDW operate with shared intent: stripped-back, physical techno pushed forward with focus, energy and absolute control of the room.

Amelie Lens has taken the techno scene to another level, with her unrelenting passion for the genre, with a strong message that she always was, and always will be a raver at heart.

Her relationship with Glitch runs deep. Over the festival’s ten-year history, Amelie has delivered multiple headline performances, returning time and again as both her career and the festival evolved side by side. From early appearances in 2018—when her ascent was just beginning, her presence has marked key moments in Glitch’s story.

A back-to-back shaped by contrast and control. 

Amoral’s sound is fast, driving and melodic, built around rolling basslines and an intuitive connection with the dancefloor. Her approach centres on flow and emotion, creating open, immersive spaces where energy moves collectively and each set unfolds as a shared journey.

Rene Wise operates with precision and restraint, crafting low-end-focused, rhythmically dense techno designed to evolve over time. Rooted in percussion and long-form storytelling, his sets balance raw power with intricate detail, allowing tension and release to develop naturally across extended passages.

Together, Amoral and Rene Wise form a dynamic exchange of pace and pressure

A shared lineage and a shared intensity define this back-to-back from two key figures emerging from Thessaloniki’s techno landscape. 

ANNĒ’s sets are high-energy and fluid, driven by pumping rhythms, emotive vocals and a deep connection to the dancefloor. Drawing from Detroit roots and 90s–00s influences, her sound is dynamic, physical and built around constant interaction with the crowd.

Sera J complements this with a precise, groove-focused approach, rooted firmly in classic techno traditions. His sound balances driving basslines with detailed rhythmic structures, delivering power without excess and momentum without compromise.

Together, ANNĒ and Sera J lock into a fast-moving, pressure-led exchange—focused, energetic and unapologetically dancefloor-driven

A high-energy clash of two boundary-pushing artists operating at the edges of house, techno and bass-driven club music. 

ATRIP’s sound is shaped by the UK’s underground lineage, delivered with speed, aggression and relentless drive. His approach is direct and physical, built for impact and momentum, with productions that translate seamlessly to peak-time dancefloors.

STÜM brings a contrasting yet complementary intensity—chaotic and euphoric in equal measure. Blending techno, house and trance, his sets balance raw power with emotional release, underpinned by a commanding presence behind the decks.

This back-to-back also marks a deeper Glitch connection, following STÜM’s headline performance at Glitch’s debut Melbourne showcase. Expect a fast-moving, high-pressure exchange where energy never dips and genre boundaries dissolve.

Bad Boombox has emerged with a playful irreverence that cuts sharply against techno’s usual seriousness. Blending bouncy grooves with flashes of house, hard house and trance, his sound is colourful, fast-moving and unapologetically fun, without losing its dancefloor bite.

Challenging rigid club conventions, Bad Boombox leans into energy, humour and physicality, delivering sets that feel loose, unpredictable and deliberately anti-stoic. Beneath the tongue-in-cheek exterior lies a sharp understanding of momentum and crowd psychology, making his performances both entertaining and effective.

BASHKKA is a force of expression, energy and intent, reshaping dancefloors through sound, presence and purpose. Shaped by a decade in New York and deeply influenced by Black and Brown trans women, her sets channel the raw flavour and emotional charge of ballroom culture into contemporary club spaces.

Her DJing is sensual, sharp and fearless—moving fluidly between house, techno and  rhythm-driven club music with an intensity that feels both physical and liberating. From her residency at Munich’s Blitz Club to becoming a regular at Berghain’s Panorama Bar, BASHKKA’s selections radiate confidence, movement and attitude.

Based between Melbourne and Amsterdam, Bella Claxton is fast carving out a global presence through high-energy, no-compromise DJ sets and forward-moving productions. A staple of Australia’s club circuit, she’s known for an instinctive connection to the dancefloor and a sharp sense of timing that keeps intensity locked high.

Her sound moves freely across hard house, hard bounce and trance, blending classic references with modern pressure and momentum. This approach has translated seamlessly to international stages, including standout appearances at A3 Festival, Intercell & most recently headline shows across Australia.

A defining moment for Glitch’s 10-year journey, this back-to-back unites two artists whose histories are deeply woven into the festival’s identity. 

Ben Klock, a cornerstone of Berlin techno, holds the record for the most Glitch appearances, returning across five editions, including the very first in 2016. His approach is rooted in long-form storytelling, shaping rooms through precision, patience and masterful control of tension.

Rødhåd brings a complementary depth: melancholic, powerful and immersive, moving seamlessly between dub, techno and house. Forged through years in Berlin’s underground, his sets are physical yet emotive, unfolding with a distinct sense of space and progression.

Together, Klock and Rødhåd represent techno at its most refined, timeless, commanding and deeply immersive. A rare and unmissable pairing, perfectly timed for Glitch’s decade milestone.

A fast-moving meeting of two artists who thrive on energy and instinct. 

Benwal’s rise has been fuelled by an unapologetic approach to tempo and emotion, shaped by deep roots in Groningen’s club culture. His sets move freely between euphoria and edge, balancing crowd-pleasing moments with a sharp sense of control and curiosity.

Alongside him, Sam Alfred brings a warmer, rhythm-rich sensibility. Drawing from 90s house and techno, jazz-inflected grooves and UK garage, his selections are playful, soulful and relentlessly danceable. Now firmly established within Melbourne’s club landscape, his sound is defined by flow and feel rather than fixed genre lines.

Together, Benwal and Sam Alfred deliver a back-to-back built on momentum and contrast, where speed and musical freedom keep the dancefloor locked in motion.

Blanka represents a new generation of techno shaped by warmth, tension and forward motion. Originally from Córdoba and now based in Berlin, her sound carries a distinct sense of contrast, combining hypnotic structures with subtle heat and groove drawn from her roots.

As a producer, her work has found a home on respected imprints such as SK_eleven and Soma Records, underlining a focused and refined studio approach.

Behind the decks, Blanka delivers deep, controlled sets built on atmosphere and momentum. Her growing international presence has led her to some of the world’s most influential clubs and festivals, where her sound continues to evolve with clarity, confidence and intent.

Chris Stussy has become a defining figure in contemporary house music, recognised for his sharp taste, refined selections and club-focused productions. As a DJ and producer, his sound is rooted in groove and restraint, pushing house forward without losing its core function on the dancefloor.

In 2020, he launched Up The Stuss, a label built as a platform for timeless, forward-thinking club music from himself and a close circle of peers. Now marking its fifth year, the imprint has grown into a trusted reference point across the electronic music spectrum, spanning both vinyl and digital releases.

As he continues to push boundaries, Chris Stussy remains one of the most dynamic, influential and essential figures in the global house scene today.

A meeting of raw intensity and disciplined depth, this back-to-back brings together two artists who approach techno with purpose and conviction. DAX J’s journey from pirate radio to headlining the world’s leading techno institutions has been defined by technical precision, fearless selection and an unwavering connection to the underground. His sets are fast, focused and uncompromising, built on energy, clarity and high-end sound.

Lars Huismann operates from a different but complementary angle. Rooted in dub techno and early 2000s aesthetics, his sound balances weight and detail, drawing from techno’s past while pushing its structures forward. Through releases on Mutual Rytm and Monnom Black, he has refined a rhythm-driven, percussive language that feels both timeless and modern.

Together, DAX J and Lars Huismann deliver a powerful exchange of pressure, history and forward motion, locking the dancefloor into sustained, physical intensity.

A fast-paced back-to-back driven by curiosity, movement and shared dancefloor instincts. 

Fenrick’s sound draws from UK garage, 90s trance, hard house and bouncy techno, shaped into high-energy sets that focus on structure, surprise and flow. His approach treats each performance as an evolving experience, built to keep momentum shifting without losing control.

Alongside him, DJ IP brings a sharp, club-focused sensibility rooted in rhythm and groove. With an ear for timing and pressure, his selections lean into pace and impact, reinforcing the physical side of the floor while leaving room for playful turns and tension.

Together, Fenrick and DJ IP lock into a dynamic exchange where speed and variation take centre stage. Expect quick transitions and bold choices.

A rare meeting of two defining voices in Japanese techno, united by depth, detail and long-form vision. 

DJ Nobu is a true original, known for creating immersive sound spaces rather than fixed styles. Decades of experience feed into his work as a DJ, label head and curator, shaping sets that unfold patiently and remain in constant motion.

Wata Igarashi brings a focused intensity built on precision and emotional weight. His sound balances power and psychedelia, driven by carefully engineered structures and a deep sensitivity to rhythm and frequency. Whether in the studio or behind the decks, his approach is exacting and purposeful.

Together, DJ Nobu and Wata Igarashi form a back-to-back rooted in trust and intuition, where subtle shifts, tension and release guide the dancefloor through a hypnotic, immersive journey.

Dr Dubplate stands at the centre of the UK’s new underground as both a DJ and the driving force behind ec2a. A specialist in high-impact sets and rare selections, his work moves fluidly across UK garage, dubstep, funky, house and bass-rooted club music, always guided by feel and crowd connection.

His foundations were shaped early. Growing up around London’s Plastic People, he absorbed sound system culture and club values firsthand, learning through proximity to formative artists and scenes. Those roots later translated into his own path in Bristol, where his party series and DJ work sharpened his instincts behind the decks.

Since launching ec2a, Dr Dubplate has helped break new artists and sounds while building a loyal following of his own. Known for joyful, genre-open sets and unmistakable presence, he brings positivity, depth and serious dancefloor intent wherever he plays.

Efdemin, the long-standing alias of Berlin-based artist Phillip Sollmann, is known for a deep, psychedelic and highly personal approach to both house and techno. His sound is fluid and introspective, unfolding gradually through subtle shifts in rhythm, texture and tone.

With a substantial catalogue of albums and releases under the Efdemin name, he has built a body of work that prioritises mood and long-form development over immediacy. His long-running residency at Berghain has played a central role in shaping this approach, allowing space for experimentation and evolution.

Beyond his own productions, Sollmann has delivered remixes for a wide range of artists, while his label naïf has served as a platform for carefully selected voices within electronic music. Outside the club context, his practice extends into sound research, installation work and improvisation, further informing his distinct and considered musical language.

A high-energy meeting point between groove, pressure and shared intensity. 

Elli Acula’s sound moves across techno, rave and electro, shaped by years spent refining her craft in Berlin’s underground before taking it to major clubs and festivals worldwide. Her sets are physical and fast, driven by momentum and a sharp sense of timing, with a strong focus on connection and release.

ANNĒ brings a complementary force. Her DJ sets are powerful, dynamic and rooted in techno’s Detroit and 90s lineage, built around pumping rhythms and direct interaction with the crowd. Emotion and movement sit at the centre of her approach, creating constant dialogue with the dancefloor.

Together, Elli Acula and ANNĒ deliver a back-to-back defined by pace and purpose, locking into a shared language of drive, energy and collective motion.

Entasia is carving a fast-rising path through contemporary club music with a sound rooted in the golden era of 90s dance, reworked with modern pressure and pace. Born in Liverpool and shaped by years spent in Australia, his style balances nostalgia with forward momentum, built for high-energy floors.

His productions have landed on labels such as Armada, Rapid Trax, EC2A and ATW, while a growing catalogue of unreleased material and upcoming collaborations points to the scale of what lies ahead. With a move to Amsterdam marking his next chapter, Entasia is firmly positioning himself within Europe’s club circuit.

FENIM0RE is part of a new wave of artists pushing techno forward through groove, pace and raw physical energy. His sound is driven by bouncy basslines and hypnotic rhythms, shaped into high-impact sets that balance intensity with flow.

Behind the decks, he is known for seamless transitions and a dynamic approach that keeps momentum constant while allowing space for emotional connection. His performances are immersive and movement-focused, designed to pull the dancefloor into a shared state rather than rely on peaks alone.

With appearances at key Berlin institutions such as RSO and Tresor, alongside releases on labels including Agora Records, Vibrant Collective and Inherit Records, FENIM0RE’s momentum continues to build. Focused and forward-looking, he is quickly establishing himself as one of techno’s most promising rising talents.

Fenrick operates at the intersection of speed, groove and nostalgia, drawing from UK garage, 90s trance, hard house and bouncy techno to shape a sound that feels both playful and forward. Immersed early in electronic music culture, his sets and productions reflect a wide-ranging influence refined through a strong sense of structure and flow.

Over the past year, his evolution has been clear. Fenrick approaches each performance as an experience rather than a sequence of tracks, introducing shifts in pace and mood that keep the dancefloor engaged and alert. This mindset has taken him to major stages across Europe, Australia and Canada, with further international dates on the horizon.

future.666 is driven by speed, groove and a deep commitment to the dancefloor. His sound is built on fast-paced, textured techno, shaped through long-form sets that prioritise flow, stamina and sustained energy. Every performance is designed as a shared experience, rooted in movement and collective release.

A dedicated digger with strong ties to the underground, future.666 is closely connected to emerging producers and regularly introduces unreleased material into his sets. Using layered 3–4 CDJ mixing, he creates dense, evolving blends that push beyond conventional structures while staying firmly dancefloor-focused.

Beyond the booth, he channels this ethos through his label and collective BCCO, hosting parties worldwide and supporting new talent. With over a decade behind the decks, future.666 remains focused on what matters most: dancers, community and the raw magic that happens when sound and movement fully align.

GiGi FM is a multidisciplinary artist, DJ and producer whose journey began in the underground squat raves of South London and now unfolds from her base in Berlin. Her sets move fluidly across techno, bass, breaks and ambient terrain, guided by emotion, versatility and a strong sense of narrative on the dancefloor.

A long-standing resident on NTS Radio, GiGi curates deeply personal sound journeys that reflect her wide musical language and instinct for storytelling. Movement sits at the core of her practice. Trained as a professional dancer, she approaches sound as a physical medium, shaping music through gesture and embodied expression.

Her productions span club-focused releases and immersive projects, including her Magnetite EP and the ongoing Kiwi Synthesis Diary series, now released via her own label Sea~rène. At Glitch, expect a set that connects body and mind through rhythm, movement and atmosphere.

For Hemka, DJing and production are closely intertwined, shaping a sound that feels instinctive and intentional. Her sets draw from the spirit of 90s techno while weaving in contemporary textures, resulting in fast-paced, groovy and subtly psychedelic journeys built on momentum and mood.

Behind the decks, she approaches each performance as an extension of her studio work, carefully selecting tracks that reflect her state of mind in the moment. Crowd energy plays a central role in this exchange, feeding back into the flow and direction of the set as it unfolds.

This approach has taken her to clubs and stages across Europe, Latin America and beyond, where her refined taste and controlled intensity continue to resonate.

Henning Baer is a Berlin-based DJ and producer recognised for a deep, restrained approach to techno that prioritises atmosphere, tension and detail. His sound unfolds with patience, favouring subtle shifts in rhythm and texture that draw the listener into an immersive state.

Behind the decks, Henning focuses on flow and control, shaping sets that build steadily without relying on obvious peaks. Groove and pressure are introduced with precision, allowing the dancefloor to settle into a sustained sense of movement.

As a producer, his work reflects the same sensibility, balancing clarity and weight while maintaining a strong emotional undercurrent. With a refined sonic identity and consistent presence on the international circuit, Henning Baer continues to deliver techno that is focused, measured and deeply engaging.

Human Safari, a key figure in Malta’s thriving electronic scene, and a beloved Glitch resident, is rapidly making waves on the international circuit. His dynamic sound blends jazz improvisation with techno — a signature approach that has earned him standout releases on respected labels like R&S Records, and on SHDW’s Mutual Rytm with his brand new 7-track EP “Culture Shock”.

Fast-paced, hypnotic, and deeply physical, his sets push artistic boundaries with fearless precision. His live debut at Stone Techno Festival last summer quickly captured the attention of the electronic music community, firmly establishing him as the next "one to watch". And this is only the beginning.

Ignez has developed a sound shaped by instinct, atmosphere and repetition. Growing up near the Dutch coast, the rhythm of waves and open space became a quiet but lasting influence, feeding into a tight, hypnotic approach to techno that resists clear definition.

His artistic vision first took form through his own imprint, Somov Records, which introduced his minimal yet driving sound world. Alongside this, releases on respected labels such as Token and SK_eleven, including collaborative EPs with Rødhåd, have positioned him firmly within contemporary techno’s deeper currents.

As a DJ, Ignez focuses on immersion rather than impact. His sets unfold patiently, pulling the dancefloor into a trance-like state through subtle progression and sustained momentum. A long-standing residency with Eerste Communie has played a key role in shaping this approach, grounding his sound in experience, trust and long-form storytelling.

Ineffekt has developed a sound defined by melody, emotion and subtle contrast. Glistening vocals, dreamy melodic lines and distinctive rhythmic structures sit at the core of his work, creating music that feels familiar yet slightly out of reach. Rather than leaning into a single style, his productions balance influences across eras and genres, landing somewhere between club music and left-field electronica.

Releases such as High Hopes and Something Bubbly / There You Go on Intercept, alongside remixes for artists like Avalon Emerson and Luna Morgenstern, highlight his ability to translate feeling into finely detailed club-ready forms. His more recent output explores a broader palette, drawing from electro, house, alt-pop and contemporary electronic music.

James Newmarch is a DJ and producer deeply embedded in London’s techno landscape, known for a focused, deliberate approach to dancefloor control. His sound leans into tension, weight and spatial awareness, allowing rhythm and atmosphere to develop with intent.

As a co-founder of FOLD, James has played a key role in shaping one of Europe’s most respected contemporary club spaces. That curatorial sensibility carries through to his DJ sets, where musical patience and precision take priority over excess.

Few DJs have built a reputation as organically and openly as Job Jobse. Growing up in Amsterdam, his formative years were shaped by countless nights at Trouw, where immersion in music and club culture became a foundation rather than an aspiration. That deep connection led to his first gigs at the club and, soon after, to becoming one of its most recognisable residents.

From there, his journey unfolded naturally. Job’s sets are driven by curiosity, emotion and a strong sense of narrative, moving fluidly across styles while remaining grounded in the moment. This openness has earned him a rare level of trust on dancefloors worldwide.

Alongside an international touring schedule, he has remained closely tied to his roots through long-standing residencies and his own Strangelove parties, inviting artists he shares genuine musical affinity with. Honest, playful and deeply human, Job Jobse continues to connect through music first.

KI/KI stands at the forefront of a new rave resurgence, emerging from Amsterdam’s underground and reshaping contemporary techno with a sound that is fast, euphoric and emotionally charged. Drawing from trance, acid and classic techno, she builds sets that feel futuristic yet nostalgic, balancing intensity with a strong sense of release.

Her journey began as a resident at queer stronghold Spielraum, where long-form, high-energy nights laid the foundation for her rise. Since then, she has become a commanding presence across major clubs and festivals worldwide, while continuing to thrive in darker, more intimate spaces where connection takes priority.

Community and collaboration sit at the core of her work. Through her label slash:, curated events and growing focus on production and live performance, KI/KI continues to push her sound forward. Always driven by energy and emotion, her sets remain rooted in the raw spirit of the dancefloor.

Emerging from Cologne, KUKO is quickly establishing himself through a melancholic, industrial-leaning techno sound that balances weight and atmosphere. His sets are driven and immersive, combining dark tonalities with forward momentum and a clear sense of tension.

Over the past year, he has made a strong impact on the European circuit with appearances at events such as Unreal, Adrenaline and Dalma, earning recognition for both consistency and intensity behind the decks. His close ties to the scene are reflected in his residency with Adrenaline and his role within the 44 LABEL GROUP collective.

Kyle Starkey is a rising star in the world of electronic dance music. With a passion for creating unique and innovative tracks, Kyle has quickly gained recognition in the industry for his unparalleled talent and dedication. He's known for his high-energy sets and his ability to keep the crowd on their feet. Whether he’s playing at a small club or a massive festival, Kyle’s passion for music is always on display.

Lisa Korver is a DJ and producer whose sound moves fluidly between latincore, trance, hard groove and adjacent club territories, always anchored by a strong sense of groove and momentum. Her sets are shaped by contrast and control, balancing high intensity with musical clarity and flow.

Based in the Netherlands, she has built a growing profile through appearances at influential festivals and events, while steadily expanding her reach beyond the local scene. In parallel, her productions have become a key part of her identity. Tracks such as Dale Duro, Like That and Focal translate dancefloor energy into focused, forward-facing releases that resonate both in clubs and online.

With a clear artistic direction, an expanding catalogue and increasing visibility on major line-ups, Lisa Korver continues to refine her sound while pushing confidently into new territory.

Paris-based DJ and producer Mac Declos brings a physical, groove-driven approach to techno shaped by a deep background in dance and movement. Trained in contemporary dance before turning fully to music, his understanding of rhythm and timing sits at the core of his sound.

His sets are intense, precise and highly technical, balancing mental focus with raw dancefloor energy. This approach has taken him to leading clubs and festivals worldwide, from Europe to Asia and Australia, including a standout Boiler Room performance at Glitch Festival that marked a key moment in his rise.

In the studio, Mac Declos moves fluidly across styles. His releases on Mama Told Ya, Second Sight and XX Lab reflect a genre-open mindset rooted in club functionality, from driving techno to house-inflected and melodic forms. With a growing catalogue and relentless creative output, he continues to establish himself as one of the most compelling artists of his generation.

Mika Heggemann is a DJ and producer known for an open, groove-driven approach that moves fluidly between techno and house, enriched by elements of trance, eurodance and rolling club energy. His sound favours lift and momentum, balancing playful melodies with a firm dancefloor foundation.

Behind the decks, Mika focuses on flow and interaction, shaping sets that feel dynamic without becoming rigid. His selections are built to keep energy high while allowing space for variation and contrast, resulting in performances that feel light on their feet yet controlled.

Known for his deep passion for catchy and sexy vocal lines, Mischluft is a Leipzig-based DJ/Producer who has burst onto the scene with hit after hit release. He is ready to seduce any crowd with his deep knowledge of groovy, ravey, and raunchy tracks. A true master behind the decks, Mischluft’s sets will romance even the most hardened techno hearts. Taking influence from the underground as well as his dad's secret Shania Twain albums - he bridged the gap between vocal-focused trance and bouncy techno grooves.

A high-voltage back-to-back where seduction meets confrontation. Mischluft brings groove, melody and playful intent, known for weaving catchy vocal lines through rave-leaning, bouncy techno that disarms and hooks the dancefloor. His approach is light on its feet but sharp in execution, built to charm without losing drive.

SPFDJ counters with raw intensity and uncompromising pressure. Her sets are fast, physical and relentless, rooted in rave energy, delivered with absolute focus and force. Precision and power define her presence behind the decks, pushing floors into overdrive.

Together, this pairing thrives on contrast. Expect a charged exchange that moves between tension and release, playful moments and full-throttle pressure, keeping the floor locked from start to finish.

Another first. Odymel and VTSS collide in a no-holds-barred exchange of speed, grit, and euphoria. Fast transitions, bold shifts, and a dancefloor locked in from start to finish.

Based in Brussels, Odymel has quickly gained momentum with a sound that moves freely between house, techno, trance and eurodance. Since emerging in 2023, his project has grown rapidly, driven by a clear passion for melody, rhythm and high-energy rave dynamics.

Odymel’s sets are built around instinct and surprise. He shifts confidently across genres, creating moments that feel playful, euphoric and unpredictable, while keeping the dancefloor fully engaged. Melody sits at the centre of his approach, used as a tool to lift energy and draw the crowd deeper into the experience.

Focused on atmosphere as much as impact, his productions and performances are designed to keep bodies moving well into the early hours.

Patrick Mason is a Berlin-based DJ whose presence redefines what it means to perform behind the decks. Known for explosive energy and fearless expression, his sets blur the line between DJ and dancer, collapsing the distance between booth and floor and reminding everyone that clubs are places for movement.

Rooted in Berlin’s underground, Mason moves fluidly between techno and house, delivering high-intensity hybrid sets driven by rhythm, attitude and physical connection. His performances are as much about release as sound, built on momentum, emotion and full-bodied engagement with the room.

Beyond music, his creative reach extends into fashion and visual culture, shaping a broader artistic identity that feeds directly back into his performances. Whether in intimate clubs or on major festival stages worldwide, Patrick Mason brings a sense of urgency and freedom that feels immediate, unfiltered and impossible to ignore.

Pegassi is the creative alter ego of Sam Huybrecht, an electronic music producer from Belgium, whose genre-defying sound is pushing the boundaries of eurodance, trance, techno and house. Pegassi’s bold, energetic productions, spanning a wide array of genres, have garnered support from key tastemakers like Marlon Hoffstadt, Anetha, Trym, Bad Boombox, Malugi, Job Jobse, VTSS and many more.

Born in the Parisian suburbs and now based in Berlin, Quelza has developed a sound defined by precision, depth and a strong sense of atmosphere. His early immersion in the arts shaped a detailed musical language that leans into clarity, tension and cinematic structure.

Through releases on labels such as Mord, Palinoia, Hayes Collective and others, he has carved out a signature approach that blends layered techno with breaks and IDM-informed detail. This balance between mental focus and physical impact translates directly into his DJ sets, which unfold with patience while steadily increasing rhythmic pressure.

Quest, class of 1992, is influenced by the Alien army and by the special technique of shadowboxing. Head of La Nota Del Diablo label a discoverer of obscure records, Quest assembles a sonic identity that’s all his own. Serene and spacey, he jumps from gentle breakbeat to UKG whippers to early 90s ambient techno, electro and EBM.

Amsterdam-based with roots in London, SAIDAH brings a UK-centric club sound into new contexts with energy and intent. Her sets combine well-known UK garage classics with underground selections across garage, house and bassline, shaped into fast-moving, four-to-the-floor flows that keep momentum high.

Drawing direct inspiration from the origins of UKG, she focuses on opening the sound to new audiences while staying respectful to its foundations. Her approach balances familiarity and discovery, weaving recognisable hooks with deeper cuts to create sets that feel both accessible and forward-looking.

Beyond the dancefloor, SAIDAH is a resident at Amsterdam’s Radio Radio FM, where she hosts sweet like chocolate, a show dedicated to UK dance music soundscapes. Whether on air or in the club, her focus remains the same: groove, uplift and connection through rhythm.

Berlin-based DJ and producer Sally C has built a distinctive sound rooted in vintage house, hip house, acid and breakbeat, guided by groove and attitude rather than trends. Her approach is direct and playful, with an emphasis on chunky basslines, driving drums and vocal hooks that hit with purpose.

Starting her DJ journey in 2010, she developed a strong sense of independence and community early on, principles that continue to shape her work today. Her Boiler Room appearance in 2019 marked a wider breakthrough, highlighting her broad musical range and confident presence behind the decks.

Through her label Chunkers, Sally C channels her love for late 80s and 90s house into club-ready releases that have become staples on dancefloors. Alongside this, she remains closely connected to the scene as a resident at Refuge Worldwide, supporting new voices through her monthly radio show.

Berlin-based DJ, producer and label owner Sanna Mun is an interdisciplinary artist known for a wide-ranging sound that moves from ambient and hypnotic passages to raw, classic techno. Her music is guided by organically evolving motifs, shaping sets and productions that unfold with patience, tension and intent.

Her artistic approach is deeply informed by a background in archaeology and esotericism, influences that surface both sonically and conceptually through her work. These elements form the foundation of her label Katabasis, a platform that reflects her interest in depth, ritual and transformation within electronic music.

Releases on respected imprints including Modwerks, Repetitive Rhythm Research, Token and KSR have positioned Sanna Mun as a distinctive voice in contemporary techno.

Sedef Adasï has developed a sound guided by instinct, movement and close attention to the dancefloor. Her sets are fluid and responsive, moving between house, acid and rhythm-driven club music with a balance of raw energy and refinement. Rather than fixed structures, she builds in real time, allowing mood and momentum to shape each transition.

Raised in Augsburg, she chose to build locally rather than relocate, a decision that led to the creation of her HAMAM Nights series in 2017. Rooted in warmth, unity and shared experience, the concept has since resonated far beyond its origins, reaching some of Europe’s most respected clubs.

A resident at Munich’s Blitz Club and Berlin’s Panorama Bar, Sedef Adasï continues to sculpt nights that feel unrepeatable and deeply connected. Each set is an exchange, shaped by trust, timing and the collective energy of the room.

Born in Batumi and now based in Kyiv, Serafina has been immersed in music from an early age. With formal musical training shaping her foundations, she approaches DJing and production with a strong sense of structure, timing and emotional control.

Her sound is rooted in depth and atmosphere, favouring subtle progression over excess. In her sets, rhythm and texture work together to create focused, immersive journeys that respond closely to the energy of the room. There is a quiet intensity to her approach, allowing tension to build naturally and release with intention.

Silva Bumpa is a central figure in the current UK garage, bassline and speed garage resurgence. Based in Manchester, his sound blends raw UK bass pressure with the singalong bounce of classic club music, capturing the spirit of mid-2000s bassline through sharp songwriting and modern production.

Rising quickly from the underground, he has released on influential labels including Locked On, EC2A and ATW, alongside breakout records on Room 2. His music balances grit and warmth, pairing heavyweight low-end with vocal hooks built for collective release on the dancefloor.

As a DJ, Silva Bumpa thrives in high-energy club environments, driven by community and scene-building as much as momentum. With sold-out headline shows, major festival appearances and a rapidly growing international following, he continues to push UKG forward while staying firmly rooted in its culture and people.

Born in South Sudan, raised between Cairo and Brisbane, and now based between Paris and Tokyo, Skin On Skin brings a global perspective to contemporary club music. His sound blends techno and house with touches of alternative hip-hop, driven by groove, emotion and raw immediacy.

His breakout came in 2019 with a debut EP on Steel City Dance Discs, featuring the defining track Multiply. This momentum continued through a run of sought-after releases, the launch of his Stay On Sight Recordings imprint, and the street-level impact of Burn Dem Bridges in 2022.

Known for high-energy, expressive sets, Skin On Skin has appeared at leading clubs and festivals worldwide, alongside widely viewed Boiler Room performances. With sold-out tours across multiple continents, he has firmly established himself as one of the most recognisable and influential figures in modern dance music.

Berlin-based DJ and producer southstar has carved out a distinctive place in modern club music through instinct, restraint and melody-driven impact. Emerging in late 2021, his early releases laid the groundwork for a sound that balances emotional pull with direct dancefloor function.

His breakthrough came with Miss You, a global hit that pushed techno-house into mainstream consciousness without losing its club-rooted core. Since then, southstar has continued to refine his identity through focused releases, including collaborations with DJ Heartstring, further cementing his role within a new wave of melodic, high-energy club artists.

SPFDJ has built one of the most uncompromising reputations in modern techno through sheer energy, conviction and speed. Emerging from the underground circuits of London and Berlin, her rise has been fast, grassroots and deeply connected to rave culture.

Her sets operate at high tempo and high intensity, cutting through techno, acid, EBM, hardcore and trance with little concern for convention. The result is raw, physical and confrontational, designed to overwhelm rather than ease in. This approach found a natural home in Berlin’s Herrensauna, where she became a resident in 2018, helping define the party’s sweat-drenched, no-compromise identity.

Beyond the booth, SPFDJ channels the same vision through her Intrepid Skin label and long-running Rinse FM residency, platforming challenging music and revisiting rave’s outer edges. Few artists match her ability to push a room to its limits and keep it there.

Spriitzz is the live alias of Berlin-based Irish producer Tiarnan McMorrow, also known as Spray. Where Spray is built for the club, Spriitzz exists in a more fluid space, focused on atmosphere, melody and emotional lift. The project traces a personal path between Ireland, Berlin and Ibiza, channelled into music that feels suspended between night and morning.

His debut track Where R U set the tone. Euphoric and hypnotic, yet hazy and dreamlike, it captures the feeling of a sunset bleeding into sunrise. Trance sits at the core, but softened by pop sensibility, nostalgia and warmth rather than peak-time pressure.

Performed live, Spriitzz is about release rather than impact. It is music that floats, carrying a sense of longing and hope, shaped by memory, place and fleeting moments on the edge of the dancefloor.

Stef Mendesidis is known for a direct, physical approach to techno built around live creation and instinctive control. Working with a one-take recording philosophy, his productions translate emotion, imagery and internal rhythm straight into sound, favouring immediacy over polish.

Deeply rooted in analogue processes, Stef brings this mindset into the booth. Using four decks and his own drum loops, he builds techno in real time, leaving room for improvisation and responding closely to the context of the room. His sets are dynamic and forward-driven, shaped by constant movement rather than fixed structures.

Toobris developed his sound through movement between cities, growing up in Munich before spending time in Stuttgart, Berlin and Amsterdam. Each scene played a role in shaping his musical language, feeding into an approach that values intuition, texture and variation.

His productions and sets embrace a sense of controlled randomness. Unpredictable elements are introduced and allowed to settle into cohesive, flowing structures, rewarding attentive listening and physical response alike. The result is music that feels soulful, groovy and bouncy, driven by rhythmic basslines, crisp hi-hats and layered percussion.

UEBERREST, one of today’s most exciting DJ/producers. Renowned for his hard, bouncy, and club-focused techno and standout releases on Kobosil’s 44 Label Group, UEBERREST brings the same raw intensity and driving energy from his studio productions to the dance floor — cementing his status as a rising force in contemporary techno.

Voicedrone is a London-based DJ and producer whose sound is rooted in depth, restraint and long-form tension. His sets prioritise atmosphere and physical response, unfolding patiently through subtle shifts in rhythm and space rather than immediate impact.

Voicedrone approaches techno as an immersive experience, favouring flow, pressure and continuity. This mindset extends beyond the booth through his role as a co-founder of FOLD, where sound quality, community and musical integrity are placed at the centre of club culture.

Enter the electrifying world of VTSS, the techno maximalist and high-octane club rhythms maestro. Martyna Maja, the enigmatic force behind VTSS, dominates every release, set, and transition with unparalleled finesse. From DJ/producer to vocalist/song-writer, her versatile talents have skyrocketed her to stardom in recent years, traversing effortlessly between the darkest of dance floors and the grandest festival stages.

Few artists attain the intricate balance of blending pop-cultural influences and niche electronic sub-genres while maintaining credibility quite like VTSS. With a skillful blend of refined productions and raw DIY authenticity, she breaks barriers and consistently delivers undeniable bangers. However, her selections go further, infusing each of her sets with a spirit of exploration, keeping her audience engaged by defying expectations with unexpected genre shifts and an ever-evolving soundscape.

Get ready for one hell of a ride with VTSS.

WOLTERS is an Australian–Dutch DJ and producer whose sound draws from the raw spirit of 90s house while pushing it forward with modern energy and clarity. Groove sits at the centre of his approach, shaped through percussive rhythms, classic textures and a strong sense of flow.

Behind the decks, his sets balance spontaneity with control, allowing emotion and timing to guide each transition. The result is music that feels warm yet driving, equally suited to intimate club settings and larger festival floors.

The sound of X CLUB., the dance production duo of Ben Clarke and Jesse Morath, is not easily defined. Inspired by early 90s techno all the way through to future-facing drum’n’bass, X CLUB. has carved out a space entirely their own thanks to their authentic and eclectic take on dance music with serious consideration for underlying groove.

Founded from the rustic walls of Brisbane/Meanjin Australia’s warehouse scene and exported to London as their home-base, the pair opt to guide their audience on a dynamic, energetic and unpredictable ride, gaining buzz as “one of the hottest new dance acts“, as labelled by BBC-R1’s Sarah Story, which is the result of friendship, authenticity, and of course, hard n’ fast tracks.

Yazmin is a Techno DJ and producer from Malta, known for her hypnotic and dark sound, seamlessly interwoven with groove and drive. Her passion for electronic music developed at an early age, shaped by the energy of the underground scene around her. As a resident DJ at Glitch Festival, Yazmin has performed at a range of renowned events both locally and internationally, including Boiler Room, Duel Club in Italy, and Berlin’s Aeden Club. Alongside her DJ career, she has released music on respected labels such as Soma, GRÜV, Skryptöm, and South Signatures Records, further establishing her presence within the techno scene. Driven by creativity and constant evolution, Yazmin continues to push her boundaries, showcasing versatility and artistry in every performance.