Prospa

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House

HEADLINER

Prospa is a Leeds-born DJ/producer duo, Harvey Blumler and Gosha Smith, who have brought a fresh energy to modern rave culture. Emerging in 2017 with their debut *Machines* EP and breakout single “Prayer,” they now blend breakbeat rhythms, acid-tinged synths, and house grooves into euphoric festival and club sets. Their house and techno performance at Sound nightclub in Los Angeles captures their tight transitions and rave-forward storytelling. With appearances at Glastonbury, Lovebox, Ibiza residencies, and their own Rave Science label, Prospa stands out as both a musical innovator and a cutting-edge force in UK rave revival.

Bedouin

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Afro House

Miami-born and Brooklyn-based, Bedouin is the duo of Rami Abousabe and Tamer Malki, celebrated for their lush, organic take on deep house and Afro house. Their sound blends Middle Eastern instrumentation, ethereal vocals, and hypnotic rhythms into cinematic sets that transport audiences across cultures and continents. Known for their acclaimed residency "SAGA" in Ibiza, Bedouin has become a fixture at the world’s top festivals and clubs, bringing a sophisticated, storytelling approach to the dance floor.

Dean Turnley

House

Dean Turnley is a Melbourne, Australia DJ and producer who has spent close to a decade shaping a deep, considered take on house music. His sound draws heavily on the Detroit and Chicago deep house traditions, favoring warm, eclectic selections and long, flowing blends. He co-founded Thailand's Sundancer festival and has held slots at major Australian festivals including Beyond the Valley, Strawberry Fields, and Let Them Eat Cake. His profile has grown quickly on the back of the 2026 single Actin' Tough and an ongoing studio diary series, and he has carried his sets to Circoloco in Ibiza, Spain and Tomorrowland in Belgium. A trusted selector with a first vinyl release on the way, Turnley pairs crate-digging instincts with a producer's ear for groove.

Chloé Caillet

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House

French-born and New York, raised, Chloé Caillet has carved out a global reputation for her eclectic, groove-driven DJ sets and slick productions that move between deep house, disco, and funky techno. With a background in classical music and years spent working in the fashion and club scenes of Paris, London, and Ibiza, she brings a sharp ear for melody and a cosmopolitan sensibility to the booth. A regular at Circoloco and top-tier festivals, she’s equally at home in intimate clubs or massive open-air stages, delivering sets rich with rhythm, warmth, and personality.

Dixon

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House

Dixon, born Steffen Berkhahn, is a Berlin-based house and techno legend whose smooth, emotionally charged DJ sets helped shape Berlin’s modern club identity. As co‑founder of the influential label Innervisions, he blended deep house with soulful storytelling and dramatic vocals. Regularly voted Resident Advisor’s #1 DJ from 2013 to 2016, his standout performance at Printworks London for the Transmoderna series exemplifies his mastery of long‑form sonic textures and peak-time elegance. Dixon remains a touring veteran whose aesthetic continues to influence global electronic music culture.

Jimi Jules

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House

Jimi Jules is a Swiss DJ and producer whose blend of deep house, disco-infused grooves, and melodic techno has made him, and his label Exit Strategy, a standout on the global club circuit. He broke out internationally with “Pushing On” alongside Oliver Dollar, paving the way for solo releases like Karma Baby and Midnight Juggernaut. His Boiler Room Berlin set captures the dynamic energy and fluid transitions that define his live style. As a frequent collaborator with Innervisions artists, he fuses emotional resonance with dancefloor craftsmanship.

Rossi.

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Minimal / Deep Tech

Rossi. sits in that modern minimal-groove lane that has become huge in Europe, but he does it with more musicality and finesse than a lot of copycat acts in that world. His sound is built around stripped-back drums, crisp hats, jazzy touches, soulful basslines, and that rolling, locked-in energy that works best in proper club settings rather than on overblown festival stages. He came up through the London scene and has strong ties to spaces like fabric and parties like Solid Grooves, which tells you exactly where he lives stylistically: groove-first, subtle, and highly functional, but still classy. What makes him stand out is that his sets are not just about playing minimal for the sake of being “cool” or sparse. There is lift in them, there is swing, and there is usually a real sense of control in how he builds momentum without needing obvious hands-up moments. He is very much part of that newer generation of DJs carrying the stripped-back house sound forward, but he does it in a way that feels tasteful rather than trend-chasing.

Miguelle & Tons

Tech House

Venezuelan producers Miguelle Castillo and Alejandro Belandria, known as Miguelle & Tons, operate from their home base in Miami. The duo anchors their sound in house and tech house, often layering jazzy textures and Latin percussive grooves over punchy, club-ready basslines. They manage the Two and a Half Cats label and party series, which serves as a platform for their own releases and emerging talent. Since 2022, they have held a residency at Club Space in Miami, while also performing at international venues such as DC10 and Pacha in Ibiza. Their breakthrough track Un Poquito earned significant industry support, cementing their reputation for crafting infectious, groove-led dance music. By blending regional rhythmic influences with a polished, modern production aesthetic, they have established a distinct presence in the global house circuit.