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.

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.

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.

Ten years after their last concert, Buraka Som Sistema returns to the stage with an explosive comeback. A true global phenomenon, the group shaped a whole generation with its energy and its unique vision of music, blending Angolan kuduro with bass and techno to create what they coined ‘Progressive Kuduro.’.

Hailing from Añasco, Puerto Rico, Young Miko has established herself as one of the leading figures of today’s urban scene.

ABA SHANTI-I is a key figure in the sound system scene and a dub producer from the UK. Active for over 30 years across the UK and Europe, he energizes audiences with selections deeply rooted in reggae and dub sounds.

Agobun is a reggae roots sound system from Lille, founded in 2007. Inspired by both the local scene and leading figures of British dub, the collective has built a strong reputation within the underground.

A member of the Dub Dynasty collective, Alpha Steppa heads the Steppas Records label. Ben Alpha, better known as Alpha Steppa, grew up immersed in sound system culture, surrounded by dubplates. Today, as a producer, he bridges the music that shaped his childhood with the new generation of bass music to which he belongs.

Waris Rasheed is a multidisciplinary artist of Nigerian origin, best known as “Azzi on the Beat.” He discovered his talents at a young age and has developed his skills across all areas of the performing arts.

Coki, often described as “the quiet man,” commands undeniable respect in the history of dubstep. A true pioneer of the genre, he helped lay its foundations through groundbreaking tracks and rave-ready performances.

Deeply rooted in reggae culture since 2000, Djaydub embodies a journey from live instrumentation to modern dub craftsmanship, shaping a sound that blends roots foundations with contemporary techniques.

A prominent figure of Jamaican reggae roots since the 1970s, Earl Sixteen has become a true living legend, seamlessly blending classic roots traditions with more contemporary sounds.

Elisethere is known for her musical selections deeply rooted in dub and reggae culture. Her sound moves seamlessly between the roots of 1990s reggae, digital dub, and the steppers of the 2000s.

Drawing on a deep understanding of her music, Hanamercy knows exactly how to captivate her audience and create a unique connection with every performance.

Jael. is a rising figure in the French electro-dub scene. With his powerful productions, he moves seamlessly between dub and bass music, shaping a musical universe that is entirely his own.

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.

The Agobun collective invites you to dive into the universe of two artists with distant roots at the Dour Festival this summer! Jideh High Elements, dub mixer and multi-instrumentalist from Reunion Island, based in France, has forged a solid reputation on the international dub scene since the 2000s.

King Alpha is recognized as a leading figure on the international dub and sound system scene. Originally from West London, he has established himself as one of the most respected producers in the dub stepper genre.

Whether it’s a DJ set or a sound system performance, Kingstep sets dancefloors and festivals on fire across Belgium, Europe, and even The Gambia, where it all began.

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.

Independent artist and producer Lewis Bennett has made a name for himself through a distinctive musical universe, blending traditional roots reggae with contemporary dub influences.

Sinai Sound System plays contemporary reggae and dub music presented in the traditional sound system style, fusing the boundaries between pro-audio and sound system culture.

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

Pili Pili Girls is a singeli supergroup bringing together four of the scene’s most iconic figures. The collective revisits the genre’s standout tracks while infusing them with an explosive live performance: twerking at the mic, encouraging the crowd to dive into mosh pits, and spontaneous choreography that gets everyone moving.

Presented by the Agobun Soundsystem at The Opening, Reemshot grew up in a French region where reggae dub culture runs deep.

Roll & Record is a musical project founded by producer and riddim maker William Spring. Passionate about roots, digital, and analog sounds, he creates danceable productions with an old-school touch, while also exploring more introspective tracks.

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.

Based in Sheffield, Sinai Sound System delivers contemporary reggae and dub, driven by the authentic aesthetic of traditional sound systems. At the crossroads of professional audio precision and sound system culture, the collective has developed an immersive approach deeply rooted in this tradition.

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.

After setting stages around the world on fire, two leading figures of reggae-dancehall join forces: Skarra Mucci, the internationally acclaimed Jamaican MC known as the “President of Dancehall,” and Manudigital, one of Europe’s most influential producers.

sòn du maquís is a musical project that draws its essence from cultural roots and historical struggles, blending tradition and modernity to create a unique sonic universe. Inspired by folk songs, Mediterranean heritage, and stories of resistance, the project builds a strong identity where music becomes both memory and contemporary expression.

Known for his energetic and unpredictable concerts, Weeding Dub offers a unique and unconventional live experience, deeply inspired by Anglo-Jamaican sound system culture.