Adam Ten

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House

Adam Ten has become one of the more recognizable names to come out of Tel Aviv’s underground in the last decade, but what makes him land is not just hype, it is how fluid and open-ended his sets feel. He is not the kind of DJ who sounds boxed into one narrow lane for an entire night. The foundation is usually house and indie dance, but he plays with a wider palette than that, pulling in deep groove, tribal rhythm, hypnotic tension, and more unexpected left turns in a way that still feels smooth and intentional. A big part of his reputation comes from long sets and all-nighters, where that versatility matters more than genre labels, because he is clearly more interested in building a journey than chasing obvious moments. That is why he has connected with both deeper underground crowds and bigger international circuits. He feels like an artist whose appeal is less about one signature trick and more about curiosity, flow, and knowing how to keep a room moving without becoming predictable.

Mita Gami

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Indie Dance

Mita Gami crafts electronic music meant to be deeply felt, not just heard. Blending clear composition with unexpected influences, he creates immersive sonic journeys. His live sets, ritualistic and hypnotic, reflect his belief in music as a psychedelic, mind-expanding force. A key figure in Tel Aviv’s scene, he co-runs Blue Shadow Records and the Sunrise Kingdom camp at Midburn Festival. Releases on Diynamic and Rebellion highlight his growing global impact.

Darco

(4)

Indie Dance

Based in Tel Aviv, Darco is an electronic music producer and performer recognized for his hybrid sets that integrate live instrumentation and talkbox vocals into a house and techno framework. His production style balances technical precision with emotional depth, often utilizing acid-tinged basslines and hypnotic, groove-led arrangements. He has released music on labels such as Diynamic Music, Maccabi House, and In Rotation, earning support from prominent figures like Solomun and Michael Bibi. Beyond his studio work, he co-hosts the Inkognito residency and maintains a commitment to building community-focused dance floor experiences. Darco stands out for his ability to bridge the gap between structured electronic production and the spontaneous energy of live performance, creating immersive sets that prioritize human connection.

Malive

(2)

House

Hailing from Brazil, Malive is a multidisciplinary producer and DJ who bridges the gap between sophisticated house textures and contemporary electronic trends. He first gained notoriety as a teenager through his work in the Brazilian hip hop scene, notably co-producing the acclaimed track Olho de Tigre for Djonga. His transition to electronic music has seen him secure releases on prominent labels such as Diynamic, Moblack, and Kompakt, while earning consistent support from industry figures like Solomun and Gorgon City. Malive frequently performs at global venues and festivals, including Tomorrowland Brasil, where his sets emphasize a blend of rhythmic precision and melodic depth. His sound is defined by a meticulous approach to production that favors immersive, groove-led arrangements over rigid genre constraints. By synthesizing his diverse musical background with a modern club sensibility, Malive stands out as a versatile artist capable of navigating both underground dancefloors and large-scale festival stages.