Driven by a passion for sonic innovation and a strong cultural sensibility, this German-Iraqi artist, DJ, and producer has developed a singular approach, deeply rooted in the history of electronic music while constantly pushing its boundaries.

After a highly anticipated tour in spring 2026, Damso will return to the stage for an exclusive performance at a Belgian festival this summer.

For over twenty years, disiz has followed a unique path through French music. Free and unclassifiable, he blends pop, rock and electronic sounds into an inventive and deeply emotional body of work.

Originally from Colombia and now based in Berlin, Funk Tribu is a producer and DJ inspired by the electronic sounds of the 90s and 2000s. Since his breakout track Phonky Tribu, he has become one of the artists shaping today’s groovy trance sound, mixing retro influences with futuristic energy.

A key figure on the French scene, Meryl stands out through her versatility and distinctive vocal signature. Revealed in 2019 with Béni, she followed up with the EP Ozoror in 2023 and her debut album Caviar I in 2024.

Revealed at just 18 years old, Original Koffee quickly established herself as one of the leading voices of contemporary reggae and dancehall.

TOMORA brings together Tom Rowlands, one half of The Chemical Brothers, and Norwegian singer Aurora.

Since 1999, Ultra Vomit have proven that you can love metal deeply without ever taking yourself too seriously. The band from Nantes have spent 25 years mixing heavy riffs, animal noises and ridiculous jokes for the delight of their “Clients.”

Rooted in Berlin’s club culture, 2HOT2PLAY deliver a bold and electrifying vision of electronic music. The duo fuses hard house, trance and techno into a fast, powerful sound built to ignite the dancefloor.

Originally from Groningen, Benwal has established himself as one of the new faces of the Dutch electronic scene. After several years of studio work and sound exploration alongside Jonathan Kruizenga, he has developed a personal style blending trance, techno, hard house and hybrid electronic sounds.

Among his studio sessions and tours, Jamie Roberts has spent over a decade developing his alias, Blawan. Hailing from the United Kingdom, he forged his own musical path from an early age as a drummer. His discography showcases a natural command of rhythm, whether steady, sharply syncopated, or somewhere in between.

Hailing from London, Bob Vylan is a duo made up of Bobby on vocals and Bobbie on drums. Blending punk, rap and alternative rock, they cross genres and audiences without compromise.

At the crossroads of club music and avant-garde fashion, Cobrah stands out as a visionary figure in experimental pop, bringing to life a dark and sensual universe infused with latex.

When South London’s Fat Dog formed, they made two simple rules: stay a healthy band and never include a saxophone. The result? They have a saxophone player… and one of them has a serious foot odour problem. That says it all: chaotic, funny and wildly alive.

A key figure of breakbeat jungle and drum and bass since the 90s, Goldie stands as a true legend of the British electronic scene. With his iconic charisma and major musical influence, he has left a lasting mark on the genre.

Coming from Berlin, horsegiirL has quickly become one of the most unexpected phenomena in electronic music. Behind the horse mask, they mix hardstyle, happy hardcore, eurodance and absurd humour into a world as free as it is unclassifiable.

A rising producer from Brittany, Perceval is redefining the sound of French techno with a unique fusion of techno, psy-trance and medieval melodies.

R2 is part of a new generation reshaping French rap. With a hybrid style mixing drill, trap and melody, he stands out for his authenticity and attention to detail. Following the success of Pastille Bleue, FullExclu and the hit Ruinart, which reached number one on the French Top 50, he continues his rapid rise both on stage and in the studio.

RnBoi, whose real name is Samy Schmitt Fahli, is a French singer-songwriter born on June 15, 2006, in Fontainebleau. Originally from Nemours, this young R&B/rap talent started out as a beatmaker before being discovered by Aya Nakamura, becoming the first artist signed to her label, Nakamura Industry.

Hailing from Leeds, Adult DVD have quickly become one of the standout new names in the UK indie scene. Their first single Do Something, from the self-produced EP Next Day Shipping, made it onto the BBC Radio 6 Music B-list and received praise from Dork, Clash and The Line of Best Fit.

Bisola Olugbenga, known as Aunty Rayzor, is a rapper and vocalist from Lagos, Nigeria. Performing in both English and Yoruba, she developed her craft through church singing and underground rap battles.

ELLiS·D is the solo project of British musician Ellis Dickson, originally from Brighton. A former drummer turned multi-instrumentalist, he has made his mark on the post-punk scene with a distinctive energy.

Dive into the electrifying world of EMILIJA: this dazzlingly talented Lithuanian artist is steadily making a name for herself beyond borders, turning heads with her dynamic blend of raw, deep hard house, sensual techno, and Eurodance hits, all infused with acid basslines and playful, tongue-in-cheek vocals.

FLKN is a French producer and DJ. Known for his raw and eclectic sound, he pushes a heavy and forward-thinking vision of techno.

From l’Essonne, in France, Huntrill embodies the perfect balance between technical skill and nonchalance. His recent album, entitled “LE BRUIT DE LA MACHINE À BILLETS”, clearly captures the duality of his universe: a mix of coldness, trap and elegance.

Since its founding in 2005 by Disrupt and Rootah, Jahtari has been spreading a unique vision of digi-dub, blending 8-bit sounds with sound system vibrations.

KIRARA is a South Korean artist whose music weaves delicate melodies capable of evoking both melancholic and exhilarating emotions.

Le Motel is a film music producer and composer whose rare versatility has taken him from festival stages and clubs around the world to remote regions, where he has worked as a field recording engineer.

Lézard is a Belgian band, and in hindsight, it feels almost inevitable. In a country shaped by both Flemish and French cultures, confusion might well be a natural state of mind. Their origins resonate throughout their music: an explosive blend of post-punk, disco, glam rock, new wave, and electroclash, moving along that fragile line where comedy and tragedy collide.

Marhu is quickly emerging as one of the most captivating figures on the international Belgian techno scene.

An Italian singer based in Paris for over a decade, Marina P has turned her captivating voice and remarkable versatility into true artistic strengths.

With their new EP "Warm Ankle", Pretty Much Average woke up already late for work, with a devastating hangover and hazy recollections of the night before. So they skip breakfast, launch into a heavy bassline coupled with a driving drumbeat rocking a cowbell.

Rrita Jashari is a key figure on the Brussels scene. The Belgian-Albanian artist draws on “dutty” basslines and unexpected rhythms to shape sets that are as bold as they are energetic. Effortlessly moving between rap, global sounds, British dubstep, and Caribbean influences, she delivers explosive and unpredictable mixes.

Abzu Sound System, hailing from Yorkshire, has made its mark on the dub and roots reggae scene with deep, meditative heavy dubplates, rooted in sound system tradition and shaped alongside Iration Steppas.

THÉA embodies a new generation that is free and defiant. At the crossroads of pop, punk and hyperpop, they turn rage and fragility into raw strength. With their debut EP Comète and a sold-out tour, THÉA has established themself as a unique, queer and uncompromising voice.

The Brooklyn-based rock band TVOD stands out for its moving, sometimes youthful lyrics, paired with catchy, upbeat tracks that never fail to get the crowd going.

Unicorn on K explores the extraordinary life and artistic journey of one of the most enigmatic and eccentric artists of our time.