BIIANCO

Trance

HEADLINER

Born in New York City and currently based between London and Los Angeles, BIIANCO is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and DJ who operates at the intersection of high-octane rave energy and raw emotional songwriting. Their sound is defined by fast-paced trance and techno rhythms, often incorporating 90s rave nostalgia, acid 303 basslines, and indie-inflected vocal hooks. Signature releases include the viral hit Bruv Parade (2025, Ultra Records), the techno-driven Get You Out (2024, Ultra Records), and the high-energy collaboration Lock It (2025, Ultra Records). A trained engineer and performer, BIIANCO frequently integrates live modular synths, drum pads, and vocals into their hybrid DJ sets, which have been featured at major events like Amsterdam Dance Event and Secret Garden Party. By blending the grit of European warehouse culture with a deeply personal, emotive pop sensibility, BIIANCO stands out as a rare artist capable of bridging the gap between mainstage festival intensity and intimate, cathartic songwriting.

Interplanetary Criminal

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UK Garage

HEADLINER

Manchester producer/DJ Interplanetary Criminal is a standard-bearer of the UKG revival, raw, bouncy, and instantly effective on a dancefloor. After breaking worldwide with “B.O.T.A.” alongside Eliza Rose, he’s doubled down on gritty 2‑step and bassline rollers, balancing classic swing with fresh, club‑first ideas. His Boiler Room sets show sharp, quick‑cut mixing and a crate that flips between dubby vocal cuts and speed‑garage pressure, pure crowd control without the gloss. He is one of the new pillars of UKG and we are here for it.

DJ Heather

House

A cornerstone of the Chicago house scene, DJ Heather has spent decades refining a sound that bridges the gap between classic jackin house and organic, groove-led rhythms. Originally from Brooklyn, she established her reputation through technical precision and an intuitive ability to curate sets that balance vibrant melodies with deep, percussive foundations. Her discography includes notable contributions such as the Fabric 21 mix released in 2005 on fabric Records, alongside collaborations with artists like Fred Everything on 20/20 Vision. She remains a fixture at legendary venues including smartbar in Chicago and fabric in London, where her sets consistently emphasize flow and momentum. Her enduring influence stems from a commitment to the craft of selection, maintaining a standard of quality that has helped define the sound of American house music for a generation.

Fred P

Deep House

Fred Peterkin, known professionally as Fred P and Black Jazz Consortium, is a New York City native and Berlin based producer who has spent over two decades shaping the landscape of deep house. His sound is defined by a fusion of hypnotic house grooves, ambient textures, and jazz inflections, often prioritizing emotional resonance and meditative atmospheres over peak time intensity. Key releases include the cult classic 6AM, the expansive States of Bliss, and the Rhythms from the Road series, all of which showcase his commitment to soul infiltrated electronic music. Through his labels Soul People Music and Private Society, he has cultivated a platform for introspective and experimental compositions that transcend standard club formulas. His DJ sets are recognized for their immersive storytelling, frequently performed at institutions such as Panorama Bar and Tresor. Fred P remains a vital figure in the underground scene, consistently creating music that functions as a transformative, spiritual experience for the listener.

Kevin Saunderson

Techno

A foundational architect of Detroit techno, Kevin Saunderson is one of the fabled Belleville Three who defined the genre in the 1980s. Based in Detroit, Michigan, he gained global prominence through his Inner City project, which bridged underground techno with pop sensibilities through hits like Big Fun (1988, Virgin) and Good Life (1988, Virgin). Beyond his commercial success, he maintained a rigorous underground output under aliases such as E-Dancer, notably releasing the seminal album Heavenly (1998, Planet E). He founded the influential KMS Records in 1985, a label that has nurtured generations of electronic artists. Saunderson remains an active force in the scene, frequently performing alongside his sons and continuing to shape the evolution of house and techno through his label and live sets. His enduring relevance stems from his ability to balance the raw, mechanistic drive of early techno with a soulful, groove-oriented approach that remains a blueprint for modern dance music.

KI/KI

Techno

Amsterdam-based DJ/producer Kiki Wesselo (KI/KI) leads a rave revival with acid‑soaked, trance‑infused techno sets that command global stages. Rising from her queer-stronghold residency at Spielraum, she now headlines festivals like Awakenings, pitched her own KI/KI Invites series, and stands as a rapid-rising icon in modern acid techno. Her high-velocity performances are praised for hypnotic energy and nostalgic dive-bomb edits that turn techno temples into cathartic dreamspaces.

ØTTA

Techno

Born in Lisbon and currently based in Spain, Portuguese producer and DJ ØTTA crafts a high-octane sound that fuses hard techno, trance, and Brazilian rhythmic influences. She gained early recognition for her raw, industrial-leaning productions on labels like Possession and NineTimesNine before evolving toward a more melodic, groove-forward aesthetic. Her signature style is defined by buoyant percussion, rolling basslines, and the occasional infusion of vocals, as showcased on releases like the Plus One EP and the 2024 project In My 2024 Era. Beyond her studio work, she founded the Hotties label and event series to foster community and curate global dancefloor experiences. By blending the intensity of her earlier hardcore roots with sun-soaked, Latin-infused textures, she maintains a distinct sonic identity that defies rigid genre classification.