Yon Eta & Soraya

Soraya & Yon Eta

Yon Eta has a maximalist approach regarding sound while consciously striving to limit the options in the production process of his music. Illustrator and writer Soraya Brouwer is the founder of the non-profit cultural platform Truants.

Yoneda Lemma & Anna Mikkola

Anna Mikkola & Yoneda Lemma

Yoneda Lemma (aka You Need a Lemon, sometimes Yoni Dilemma) is a quasi-causal brainchild for abstract exploration, experimental research, and a platform for productions, plotted by Canadian-born archaeologist, composer/producer and feminist thinker, Katrina Burch. Artist and curator Anna Mikkola’s audiovisual performances engage with the tensions between humans, nature and technology.

Ewa Justka

Ewa Justka is an electronic noise artist, self-taught instrument builder and electronics teacher, originally from Poland and now based in London.

Drill Folly

Drill Folly is the project name of Melbourne-born, Brighton-based, electronic music producer Sarah Phelan, whose music is all about machinery and emotion, and has been described as an ‘icily bracing industrial attack’ (The Guardian).

Paul Jebanasam and Tarik Barri present Continuum A/V

Tarik Barri (Continuum A/V) & Paul Jebanasam (Continuum A/V)

Performing his most recent album Continuum, Bristol-based producer and co-founder of the Subtext label Paul Jebanasam collaborates with Dutch artist Tarik Barri, who is renowned for his live visuals for Thom Yorke and Monolake.

Sky H1

Producer Sky H1 has spread her wings beyond the vibrant electronic music scene of Brussels with her Fluid EP on Berlin label Creamcake, featuring ‘dreamlike synths punctuated by stark, brutal percussion and disembodied vocal samples’.

J.G. Biberkopf

J.G. Biberkopf’s club- and grime-referencing collage compositions float between cinematic ambience and slamming rhythmic constructions. ‘Tidal synths and distorted Tupac vocals spar with a mechanistic sound palette’ (FACTmag).

alx9696

Young computer artist and DJ Alex ‘Killuminati Burnbabylon’ Dabo aka alx9696 represents the upcoming Stockholm label Staycore with ‘music that feels like running through a forest crying’ (Jenny & Vänner podcast).

M.E.S.H.

As a co-founder of Berlin club night Janus along with fellow American expatriate Lotic, DJ/producer James Whipple has long been scouring cyberspace for hard-edged, futuristic sounds and recontextualising them for the dancefloor.

Toxe

Even though she has yet to finish high school, Toxe has built a reputation for raw, percussive dancefloor energy, presenting a rougher side of Stockholm-based label Staycore.

Visionist feat. Kevin Bray LIVE AV

Visionist, a London-born electronic music artist whose love of vocal sampling stems from his youth as a singer, is acclaimed for his I’m Fine EPs on Lit City Trax.

SØS Gunver Ryberg

With music based on her own field recordings, Danish composer SØS Gunver Ryberg conjures transformative power from insistent rhythms on her AFTRYK EP, released on producer Samuel Kerridge’s label Contort.

GAIKA

Brixton-born beatmaker Gaika’s confrontational performance style has been described as ‘alien-like and digital... a warped, electronic blend of grime, dance hall, garage, hip hop and R&B’ (Dazed Digital).

Lexxi

South London-based DJ/producer Lexxi focuses on acceleration and experimentation in club music. His recent track Red Eyez was described as ‘an ice cold exercise in cascading melody and enveloping sub bass’ (MixMag).

Juha

DJ and Viral Radio founder Juha plays Internet dance music. The artistic director of Lighthouse in Brighton since 2014, he unites the worlds of culture and technology.

nkisi

nkisi is the London-based and Belgium-raised DJ/producer Melika Ngombe Kolongo. Her high-octane style fuses various danceable forms, from gabber to doomcore to Central and West African club tracks. As a producer, she fashions densely layered, obstinate tracks designed to trigger and question collective memories. She is the co-founder of NON Records, a collective of artists from the African diaspora who use sound to articulate the visible and invisible structures that create binaries in society, and in turn distribute power.

Why Be

Tobias Lee, aka Why Be, has developed a singular, uncompromising style of club music: hectic, cathartic and as likely to draw on ballroom and rap as industrial grime.

ANGEL-HO

Angel-Ho is a South African club producer and co-founder of NON Records, a community of artists that explores Pan-African identity through electronic music and performance.

KABLAM

Swedish DJ/producer Kajsa Blom aka KABLAM experiments with the radical possibilities of dance music and the club environment. Living in Berlin since 2012, she made a name as one of the residents at the renowned Janus parties alongside her peers Lotic and M.E.S.H.

Chino Amobi

Chino Amobi co-founded NON Records, a collective of African artists from the continent and the diaspora, and has released music on New York label UNO, offering a critique of culture through the exposition of sonic beauty and spectacular dissonance. 

Lotic

In clubs Lotic is known to harness abstract leanings through hybrid live/DJ sets of gut-wrenching bass and lurching hip-hop rhythms, occasional shards of contemporary R&B splintered with tactile hi-hats, consistently swirling crowds into a riotous party vortex.

SHALT

Swiss producer SHALT combines the sheer physicality of the club environment with concepts such as space colonisation, resource extraction and artificial life extension. ‘Heavy shock ‘n’ roll’ (Mixmag).