Resident at Seoul's BBCB: Beton Brut + Concrete Bar since 2021, one of the most respected rooms in Korea's underground. 

Fresh off Berghain's Panorama Barand Waking Life Festival. 

And one of the very few names outside Europe pulled into the orbit of the legendary Giegling collective, she's played their nights at Fabric London and Robert Johnson Berlin.

Psychedelic disco. Minimal acid. Balearic techno. A sound built for the deepest hours of the night.

One of Asia's most magnetic exports and this October, in our orbit.

On the wheels of steel since '94. No gimmicks, no blinking buttons, no social-media hype. Just raw, analog grooves and a record collection that reminds you real DJing is a dying art.

A true artist's artist, he's brought Berlin's most hallowed techno institutions to a boil: Sisyphos, Wilde Renate, Golden Gate.

Deep tech, minimal, hypnotic, harder-edged techno, acid and groovy, sexy house. Primal intensity, every time.

We met him at Summer Contrast in 2022, and he became a resident of our Tribes Stage. The stage moved to Skydance in 2025 and Dynamite is obviously moving with it.

A Sisyphos resident who, in 2024, closed both the club's legendary 120-hour birthday marathon and the Wilde Renate birthday rave.

House, deep house and playful genre collisions that keep the dancefloor slightly off balance and fully alive. A gamer at heart, she plays like an open-world game: exploratory, immersive, full of twists you never see coming.

200+ gigs. 33 cities. 15 countries. From a teenage start in Austria's underground rave scene to Golden Gate, Hoppetosse and stages she builds herself, as a co-founder of Gipfeltreffen Festival and a curator at Fusion Festival.

We met her at Fusion, fell for her vibe, and brought her on a six-week East Coast Australia tour this year.  She became one of us and in October, we're ecstatic to bring her to the top of our mountain.

In 2024, he became the only underground artist from India to headline across 9 countries: Italy, Germany, Japan, Poland, Thailand, Oman and more. The same year, he set a record no other Indian house or techno act has touched: four tracks in the top 100 in a single week.

His anthem "Haseen Raatein (Happy Nights)" hit #1 in India and lit dancefloors well beyond it. Supported by Tiësto, Shiba San and Cedric Gervais; stages shared with Argy, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, Oliver Huntemann and Eli & Fur.

He's played our Tribes stage in Poland, is another member of the family and this year, he is going to be on the mountain with us.

The artist trusted to set the room.  He warmed up for Carl Craig at Shipwrecked  in 2025, and holds a residency on the Shipwrecked mainstage.  Deep, organic techno with a view,  unhurried tempos, soulful vocals and grooves that take their time. 

Now home in Auckland building his End Of The Line collective. A long-time friend of the crew and this year, on the mountain with us for the first time.