Loco Dice

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Tech House

HEADLINER

Yassine Ben Achour (Loco Dice) is a Tunisian–German icon of house and tech‑house known for fusing hip‑hop roots with groovy, jazz‑infused rhythms and underground ethos. A former hip‑hop DJ in Düsseldorf, he transitioned into dance music in the early 2000s, earning residencies at Space Ibiza and residencies at top clubs and festivals worldwide. As a veteran artist and label founder (Desolat), Loco Dice commands legendary status in electronic music while continuing to drive the scene with fresh beats and boundary-pushing sets.

Seth Troxler

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House

Seth Troxler is one of those rare DJs whose personality is so outsized that people sometimes forget how serious his actual craft is. Coming out of the Detroit orbit, his foundation is very much in house, techno, and minimal, but what has always made him stand out is that he plays with a kind of looseness and charisma that makes even deep, heady records feel alive and human rather than overly clinical. He has long sat in that sweet spot between underground credibility and real global fame, and for a certain era of Circoloco, DC10, Panorama Bar-adjacent, afterhours-leaning club culture, he was one of the defining faces of it. Beyond the technical side, he also helped shape a more playful, irreverent image of what a top-tier underground DJ could be, while still being a genuinely influential selector with deep roots in Detroit dance music culture and later ties to Berlin.

Victor Calderone

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Techno

Victor Calderone (Brooklyn-born) is a techno-house legend whose multi-hour marathon sets at clubs like Pacha NYC and Crobar are legendary. A tastemaker for over three decades, he transitioned from tribal house remixes for Madonna and Beyoncé into influential techno releases on Drumcode and MATTER+. Known for intricate groove-driven storytelling, Calderone has shaped underground and mainstream dance culture through iconic residencies and label leadership.