every beat has a story behind the sound

ALBA stands for body positivity, empowerment, and visibility in the FLINTA* and queer communities. With her high-energy sets, she gets every crowd moving and creates spaces where women and queer people are heard and celebrated. Her music brings people together and opens up new perspectives - fostering community, diversity, and freedom on the dance floor. Photo: Mitch Stöhring.

Alessia Cattani blends her Italian roots with Augsburg’s club culture. Her journey took her from jazz vocals to techno - today, she captivates audiences with her powerful energy behind the decks and her passion for electronic music. Melodies, driving rhythms, and the joy of celebrating together define her sound and make her sets a thrilling experience.

DJ Beattube is known for energetic, driving sets that blend house, tech, and groovy beats. Tobi Pichlmeier captivates audiences with seamless mixes, his own sound design, and a keen sense for danceable moments - his performances combine club vibes with modern electronic music.

With high-energy sets and a unique sound, BOSEP creates electrifying moments on club and festival stages. Following the release of “Energy” on Revealed Recordings - which received support from Hardwell—and a debut at Ultra Miami, as well as performances at Parookaville and the Bootshaus, the Düsseldorf-based DJ and producer is increasingly making a name for himself beyond the German club scene.

For over ten years, DJ Chef Curry has been getting clubs and stages across southern Germany dancing. Originally from the Allgäu region, he lives in Munich and is a resident DJ at the Parktheater in Kempten and the Kesselhaus in Augsburg. He has performed as an opening act for Felix Jaehn, Mausio, and VIZE. His Oktoberfest remixes have garnered more than 10 million views on Instagram and TikTok. Electronic beats, the latest club hits, and creative transitions get every crowd moving. A true Allgäu native at heart.

Grinsy blends bounce, hard techno, and hard dance with a big grin and infectious good cheer. Since 2016, he has been thrilling crowds at clubs and festivals with pulsating beats and melodic sounds. His high-energy sets and positive vibe invite everyone to dance and celebrate together.

DJ Wai-Kiki loves musical surprises. Influenced by punk, rock, metal, hip-hop, and new wave, he blends sounds from the ’80s and ’90s with everything that inspires him today. His genre-spanning sets have been a staple of Munich’s club scene for years - including at Backstage, Strom Club, and Feierwerk. 

Jason Wats combines catchy melodies with driving basslines and techno-inspired energy. With tracks like “Hide Away” and “One Day,” the young producer has reached millions of listeners. His remix of “Vielleicht Vielleicht” went viral and received support from some of the scene’s biggest names. He also wows audiences with his live performances, including as the opening act for Bunt, Alle Farben, Fast Boy, Noel Holler, and many others.

Klanglos stands for techno with heart. A blend of melancholy and driving beats has earned the Error Records label head over 135 million streams on Spotify. In 2023, readers of Faze Magazine also voted him No. 4 among the best producers of the year and No. 6 among the best DJs in Germany. His debut album also climbed to No. 25 on the German album charts on iTunes.

Luis Buchmann brings his house sound to clubs, stadiums, and major events. As a resident DJ at Munich’s P1 Club, he blends house with urban, Afro, and open-format music - always adding his own personal touch. Among his highlights are the halftime show at the 2026 Basketball Bundesliga finals and a performance at the GGZ Festival in Croatia. Photo: Kassin

From the Austrian Alps to Europe’s biggest stages: MEDUN wows audiences with high-energy sets and remixes that are played in clubs around the world. His single “Gimme Your Love” featuring Marcus & Martinus made it onto the airplay charts in Germany and Sweden. He has showcased his sound to international audiences as the opening act on their European tour and at festivals such as Electric Love and World Club Dome.

MOGUAI has been shaping electronic music for over two decades. The DJ and producer, who grew up in the Ruhr region, blends different styles into tracks that are played on dance floors around the world and have earned multiple gold and double-platinum certifications. His journey took him from early underground raves to international festival stages. He also makes his mark with remixes for stars like Beyoncé and Tiësto. Photo: Mika Ceron

Molu, from Bielefeld, blends house, disco, and tech-house into his very own sound. Funky basslines and driving grooves define his high-energy sets - danceable, versatile, and with a keen sense of the mood on the dance floor.

Originally from Nuremberg and now based in Berlin, Nena Polap blends tech house, Afro house, and Latin American rhythms. Since her debut in 2020, she has been wowing audiences with deep grooves, lively percussion, and high-energy sets - in Berlin clubs like Cassiopeia and Renate, as well as at the Open Beatz Festival. Her sound embodies rhythm, emotion, and connection.

Bielefeld-based DJ and producer Noel Holler blends tech house and Afro house into an energetic sound. From Parookaville and Airbeat One to Electric Love and UNTOLD, he thrills crowds with driving beats and electrifying sets. With tracks like “Helele” and collaborations with LEONY, Fedde Le Grand, and Alle Farben, he brings that festival vibe to the dance floor.

COMING SOON

Super Dario from Aachen is known for hardhouse and groove. With his high-energy sets and unmistakable sound, he makes the dance floor shake. Driving beats and infectious rhythms captivate the audience and create moments of euphoria.

THE MONROES pay tribute to the musical era of the ’50s and ’60s and its rock ’n’ roll icons with boundless enthusiasm, harmonized vocals, and an energetic stage show. For over 25 years, their stage motto has been: Tie on - rock ’n’ roll on. They are the “Live Kings of Rock ’n’ Roll” - a way of life from another era, performed with five ties and five voices full of passion.

Timbo has been an Electrisize resident since the very beginning. At Valley of Sound, he’s returning to his roots: house, tech house, and bass house. Powerful basslines and groovy beats meet the mountains - his second passion. Maybe he’ll even surprise us with a harder sound or two along the way.

Torsten Scholz, aka Totze Trippi or simply Totze, has been the new guy—or rather, the bassist - for the past 28 (!) years with the Berlin alternative rock and punk institution Beatsteaks (that’s what people say). They stand for energy, attitude, and a love of good music - which, strictly speaking, is exactly what rock music is all about. And that’s exactly what’s bringing him to the DJ booth - or behind any table with DJ gear - right now. With the rock music set you can expect, don’t anticipate a typical club night - instead, get ready for a real blast. Rock music delivers. Totze plays whatever he likes. And since he’s been doing this longer than he’s been playing bass for the Beatsteaks, nothing can really go wrong. Photo: Cécile Ash

Wankelmut is known for house and techno from Berlin. Jacob Dilssner made his international breakthrough in 2012 with his remix of Asaf Avidan’s “One Day / Reckoning Song.” The track reached No. 1 in eight European countries, sold over three million copies, and received multiple gold and platinum certifications.

With “My Head Is A Jungle” and Emma Louise’s vocals, he scored his next big hit. MK’s remix reached No. 5 on the UK charts in the summer of 2014. Wankelmut has also lent his distinctive sound to songs by artists such as Dennis Lloyd, Gossip, Lenny Kravitz, and Hozier. Photo: Phil Hessler