Amelie Lens is one of the leading figures in global techno. From her first nights on Belgian dancefloors at 15, she has built a solid path driven by passion and precision.

Born in Belgium and now based in Montreal, Apashe has become known for his unique blend of electronic music, hip-hop and orchestral compositions.

A true pioneer of vapor-dub, Biga*Ranx forges his own path between a unique flow and dreamy productions. MC, producer and visual artist, he’s gone gold and platinum with anthems like Liquid Sunshine, My Face and Petite Marie.

CLOUDY is emerging as one of the most promising new names on the techno scene. Her sound moves between groovy techno, bounce and schranz influences, driven by direct, no-nonsense energy.

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 cult figure of a new generation of ravers, Holy Priest fuses hard techno, rawstyle and hardcore into a storm of bass and controlled power. Holy Priest is a total show: a physical presence, a liberating scream.

L2B is the story of three childhood friends from Champigny-sur-Marne: IDS, KLN and D2. Together since the age of 12, they’ve grown up with rap and earned their place among the most promising names in the French scene.

Based in Brussels, Odymel is part of a new generation of producers breaking the boundaries between house, techno, trance and eurodance.

It is impossible to speak of the French-speaking rap scene without mentioning Orelsan. A true generational phenomenon, he has established himself as an exceptional storyteller, oscillating between introspection, irony, and lucidity.

Formed in Perth in 2002, Pendulum have become one of the most iconic groups in the global drum and bass scene.

Born in Kingston, Sean Paul has become one of the leading figures in modern dancehall. Since his debut in the late 1990s, he has brought Jamaican music to a global audience with hits like Get Busy, Temperature and Like Glue.

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

French producer TRYM, founder of the label COLOR, has established himself with a style blending Hard Dance and Trance. His journey is closely linked to Dour Festival, where he has evolved from De Balzaal to the main stage, The Last Arena, notably with his show “Millenium” in 2024.

Vald, Vladimir Cauchemar and Todiefor sharing the same stage is the promise of a unique moment. Three styles, three energies, one shared goal: to blow everything up.

A Brussels rapper known for his raw honesty, Zwangere Guy has become one of the most powerful voices in Belgian rap.

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.

Based in Berlin and originally from Italy, Alignment has established himself as one of the most promising artists on the global techno scene. His style blends techno, trance and acid into a sound that is both dark and euphoric.

Hailing from the northern districts of Marseille, Alonzo has become one of the key figures in French rap. A founding member of Psy 4 de la Rime alongside Soprano, he launched his solo career in 2009 with albums such as Règlement de comptes, Avenue de Saint-Antoine and 100%.

Born of fire and pain, Amenra continues its work between darkness and light in 2025. With De Doorn, the Belgian collective transcends its post-metal roots to explore healing, loss and ritual.

For over twenty years, Caribou, the project of Canadian producer and multi-instrumentalist Dan Snaith, has been redefining the boundaries of electronic music.

Charlie Sparks is a London-based DJ and producer known for his raw energy and distinctive sound. Calling himself the Energy Selecta, he blends acid, industrial, rave and psytrance influences to create explosive, high-intensity sets.

DJ, producer and a key figure in modern house music, Dutch artist Chris Stussy has built his reputation through precise grooves and refined sound design. Founder of the label Up The Stuss, he promotes a timeless form of house that blends depth with club energy.

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.

Favé has become one of the new faces of French rap. Revealed with Urus and his debut album Il le fallait, he continues to evolve with Pleins phares, a more melodic project where he explores new sounds blending baile funk, guitar and piano.

Since the release of his debut album Coco Jojo in 2021, Guy2Bezbar has established himself as one of the leading figures in French rap.

Since 2018, High Vis have been shaking up the British rock scene with a sound that blends hardcore, post-punk and britpop.

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.

Born in Spain to Moroccan parents and based in France since his teenage years, Ino Casablanca turns his multicultural background into creative strength.

Since 2008, Odezenne have followed their own path, building a genuine and lasting bond with their audience.

Producer, singer and composer, Oklou stands out as one of the most delicate voices of the new electronic pop scene.

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.

Hailing from the UK, Sammy Virji has become one of the most exciting producers and DJs in the new UK Garage scene. Over the past few years, he’s pushed the genre forward with a modern, irresistibly danceable sound.

Scylla & Furax Barbarossa unite two major voices of French-speaking rap. Brussels-born Scylla stands out with his deep lyrics, low voice and unique blend of poetry and power.

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.”

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.

Born in Paris to a Malian father and a Polish mother, Bambounou has established himself as one of the most distinctive figures in the French electronic scene. A producer and DJ, he has spent over a decade shaping a hybrid form of techno at the crossroads of house, IDM and rave.

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.

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.

Born in Abidjan, Himra is one of the leading figures of Ivorian drill. Mixing raw rap and sharp melodies, he tells his story with a direct style, marked by a distinctive flow and genuine energy.

Led by Ian Shelton, Militarie Gun stands out as one of the most striking bands in today’s rock scene. Following Life Under The Gun (2023), their new album God Save The Gun dives into themes of addiction, vulnerability and rebuilding.

A leading figure on the international techno scene, Sama’ Abdulhadi is the first Palestinian DJ to make her mark on clubs around the world.

Yoa stands out as one of the most promising new voices in French pop. With her debut album La Favorite, released in January 2025, she explores intimate and contemporary themes: broken friendships, mental health, sexual violence, love and identity.