VTSS (Martyna Maja) is a Polish DJ and producer whose sets tear through techno, EBM, acid, industrial and hardcore. Fast, fierce and unpredictable, she threads in sharp left turns without ever losing the raw pulse of the dancefloor. Rising from the Warsaw’s underground scene from Brutaż and clubs like Jasna 1, she built a reputation in sweat-soaked, experimental spaces before breaking out onto global stages. A regular at Berghain’s Säule, she’s since pushed her sound worldwide with acclaimed releases like Identity Process on Repitch, cementing herself as one of the scene’s most uncompromising forces.

London-based DJ and producer TSHA (Teisha Matthews) is celebrated for her emotive, genre-blending sound that weaves house, UKG, breakbeats, and pop into vibrant, resonant tracks. Her debut album Capricorn Sun earned Album of the Year from DJ Mag and BBC Radio 1 Dance, while her dynamic sets. spanning rave classics to her own productions, have made her a DC-10 resident and BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix alum. With over 180 million streams and praise from outlets like NME, Mixmag, and Billboard, TSHA has become one of electronic music’s most exciting voices.

Manchester’s Silva Bumpa is a DJ, producer, and songwriter driving the UKG, bassline, and speed garage revival with a sound that fuses raw UK bass and the bounce of 2000s club anthems. Raised in Sheffield’s bassline culture, he draws influence from Aphex Twin to local OGs, earning support from Interplanetary Criminal, Main Phase, and Soul Mass Transit System. With Radio 1 backing and tours across Europe, Australia, and Asia, Silva Bumpa is taking the underground energy of UKG worldwide.

Ross From Friends is the alias of British producer Felix Clary Weatherall, whose releases on Brainfeeder and his own Scarlet Tiger label have made him a standout voice in electronic music. Inspired early on by his dad’s 1980s sound system that toured Europe’s squat parties, Weatherall experimented in bands and under different aliases before settling into Ross From Friends in 2012.

Pegassi, the alter ego of Belgian producer Sam Huybrecht, is a rising force in Europe’s electronic scene with a high-energy blend of eurodance, trance, techno, and house. Breaking through with his #1 SoundCloud remix of “No Type” and club anthem “Yoyoyo,” he’s since gained support from tastemakers like Marlon Hoffstadt and Anetha, with standout releases and collaborations including “Wanna Feel” and “No Go Zone.” From Boiler Room to Intercell, and through his own label and event series Sweet Nothing, Pegassi continues to shape the future of dance music.

Pegassi, the alter ego of Belgian producer Sam Huybrecht, is a rising force in Europe’s electronic scene with a high-energy blend of eurodance, trance, techno, and house. Breaking through with his #1 SoundCloud remix of “No Type” and club anthem “Yoyoyo,” he’s since gained support from tastemakers like Marlon Hoffstadt and Anetha, with standout releases and collaborations including “Wanna Feel” and “No Go Zone.” From Boiler Room to Intercell, and through his own label and event series Sweet Nothing, Pegassi continues to shape the future of dance music.

Berlin’s Patrick Mason is a boundary-pushing DJ whose high-energy sets fuse Detroit techno’s raw power with the soul of New York house, flipping seamlessly between hard techno, disco, and Chicago house. Bringing the same bold creativity he shows in art and fashion, his performances are unapologetically expressive, earning him a reputation as one of the most electrifying names on stages from Panorama Bar to Awakenings and Tomorrowland.

Omar+, a rising DJ and producer from just north of London, fuses R&B-inspired vocals with house and UKG, shaped by his Punjabi-Gujarati heritage and formative years in Mumbai. Influenced by icons like Brandy and Drake as well as London’s club culture at fabric and Phonox, his sound blends global rhythm with late-night energy. Collaborations with Silva Bumpa and nods to artists like Chris Stussy and Pinkpantheress have refined his distinct style, with his soulful vocals at its core.

Leipzig-based DJ and producer Mischluft has quickly made his mark with infectious, vocal-driven techno that blends groove, rave energy, and playful raunchiness. Inspired by underground sounds and even his dad’s Shania Twain albums, he crafts sets that seduce dancefloors with a unique mix of trance-inspired vocals and bouncy techno rhythms, keeping crowds hooked from start to finish.

Wellington’s MESSIE (Tessa Hills) has quickly emerged as one of New Zealand’s most exciting DJs, with breakout sets for Fred Again.., a sold-out national tour, and a run of shows across the country. A drummer turned selector, her high-energy sets draw from Garage, Breakbeat, Jungle, Baile Funk, Jersey Club, and more—unpredictable, edit-heavy, and rooted in rap, grime, and queer music culture. Inspired by trailblazing wahine and queer DJs, MESSIE brings raw, inclusive energy to every dancefloor and is fast becoming one of the scene’s most in-demand names.

Manchester’s Josh Baker is a leading figure in the new wave of electronic artists, known for his versatile DJ sets and productions rooted in house music. Starting his journey at 17, he’s since performed at iconic venues and festivals including The Warehouse Project, DC10, Fabric, FUSE, and Parklife, establishing himself as a rising force on the global stage.

French artist Folamour has become a global festival favorite, playing stages like Tomorrowland, Glastonbury, and Coachella. Since his 2017 debut album, he’s amassed over 170 million streams, cementing his place as a leading figure in the French electronic scene. Known for his sunny, high-energy sets—and his iconic bucket hat and smile—Folamour brings a unique balance of personal musical taste and crowd-moving groove.

Berlin duo DJ HEARTSTRING have quickly risen since 2021 with their euphoric blend of trance, techno, Eurodance, pop, and rave. Known for energetic sets and playful productions, they embrace big, dramatic, and proudly cheesy moments, captivating global dancefloors with a sound that’s as heartfelt as it is high-octane.

German-born, Berlin-based producer Diffrent has quickly made his mark with a fresh, groove-heavy take on UKG that blends jungle, breaks, and bass with German electronic influences. Bursting onto the scene with Live And Direct and later breaking through with A Little Closer on Club Heart Broken, he’s earned support from heavyweights like Interplanetary Criminal, Marlon Hoffstadt, Sammy Virji, and Notion. With a growing global tour schedule, Diffrent stands out as one of electronic music’s most exciting new talents.

Bad Boombox has carved out a reputation as one of the most playful yet uncompromising figures in the global techno scene. Known for his tongue-in-cheek persona and high-energy sets, the Berlin-based DJ and producer blends hard techno, trance and rave energy with a modern edge. What started as a viral online presence has grown into packed dancefloors across Europe and North America, with Bad Boombox bringing both humour and intensity wherever he plays.

X CLUB., the duo of Ben Clarke and Jesse Morath, craft an unpredictable, groove-driven sound that fuses ‘90s techno influences with forward-thinking dnb, balancing chaos and precision for pure dancefloor release. From Brisbane sharehouses to global stages, with releases on labels like Steel City Dance Discs and Lobster Theremin, their tracks and live sets deliver relentless energy and emotional depth. Now based in London, they continue to push boundaries as one of Australia’s most exciting electronic acts.

I Hate Models rejects formulaic norms, using club music as an emotional vessel that spans nostalgia, melancholy, passion, and brutality. His productions, DJ sets, and label Disco Inferno embody a raw interplay of light and darkness, constantly shifting between intensity and ambience. With releases on Arts and Perc Trax (including his 2019 album L’Âge Des Métamorphoses), remixes for artists like Depeche Mode, and viral edits such as Toro, he has become a global festival headliner at events like Ultra and EDC. Fearless in reinvention, his work fuses techno, industrial, and trance into dynamic, cathartic experiences, always resisting generic constraints.