Lynne is a Japanese artist who explores the outer realms of techno, experimental, and drum ‘n’bass. First emerging in 2013 as part of Tokyo’s underground scene, Lynne established herself quickly, winning the Samurai Music Mix competition and playing regularly at respected Tokyo institutions. Over time her sound evolved from its DnB roots to include more textural, obscure and experimental layers as she became fascinated with building emotive atmospheres and twisting them to her rhythm. Now an Astral Industries and Unknown Species resident, Lynne resides between Tokyo and London. She is an artist who is most comfortable in the grey space between genres, where her rhythm is a gravitational force pulling dancers in all the right directions.

Born and raised on the island of Mauritius, DjSport is now based in Barcelona. With a love for polyrhythmic, bouncy and mind-bending sounds, she brings up disorienting rhythms playing between tension and release, keeping dancers engaged in ever-shifting soundscapes. She crafts a distinctive sound channelling into the dephts of textures, intricate rhythms and cosmic soundscapes with a narrative aproach. Juggling cutting-edge bass and twisted dancefloor snaps, she draws unexpected sets, seeking the full-body workout of her audience. Her selection spans a wide range of genres and energies: bass, breaks, halftime drum&bass, dub and techno.

“Gil.Barte is a sound artist rooted in the modular and experimental scene, founder of the labels KUMP and Meth.O.tapes, and host of the show ‘Methodrone’ on LYL Radio.
In his constant exploration of sound through hybrid forms, Gil.Barte delivers meditative and transcendental music, evoking intriguing, fantastical, and dreamlike imagery.
Following releases on labels such as Big Science, Neubau, and Homemade Sound System, Gil.Barte recently joined Teenage Ménopause with his new album “Claviceps Purpurea.”

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Currently runs the labels E35 and Heaven Smile. Appears on Short Span. Works out of Staalman Studio in Amsterdam Nieuw-West.

Puntalaberinto conceives sound as an organism in constant mutation, developing their work through modular synthesis, DIY/DIWO devices, field recordings, and sound design. The modular synthesizer acts as the core of their practice, a channel through which field recordings and other sonic material are filtered, transmuted, and emerge, shaping immersive soundscapes, organic textures, and dense drone currents. 

Their live sets intertwine enveloping dub rhythms and percussion inspired by experimental electronics, with polyrhythmic patterns and abstract textures that integrate into a sonic fabric that folds and expands, creating a fissure in the conventional, a space where the multiplicity and subtlety of the soundscape is revealed. 

They are part of Arquea Col·lectivo, where they explore expanded cinema formats, working at the intersection of sound creation, visual art, and biology. They are also co-founder of the immersive music festival ODD – One Drone Day, twelve uninterrupted hours of live drone and ambient music, in a single space with a quadraphonic sound system adapted for relaxed listening. 

Samuel van Dijk is a true musical chameleon, a producer, dj and live-act who moves fluidly between distinct sonic identities. Whether crafting electro-tinged works as VC-118A, deep dub textures as Mohlao, or the submerged aquatic soundscapes of Multicast Dynamics, his mastery of the craft is absolute. Immersive soundscapes that move from outer space to oceanic depths – always delivering story-driven, emotionally rich experiences.

Clearlight is a Belgian music producer active in the underground electronic scene since 2009. Represents the UK label DNO with his dark and experimental bass music ranging from dubstep to dnb. He is also known for his interdimensional approach on psychedelic drone ambient music with six albums exploring the immersive and experimental interstellar soundscapes

Olmo Rodríguez, known as Tevor Handa from Sevilla, Spain, embarked on his electronic music journey in the year 2000, drawing inspiration from iconic bands such as The Chemical Brothers, The Durutti Column, or Kraftwerk. His DJ career, spanning 19 years, he initially explored the realm of house rhythms but swiftly unearthed his true passion within the classic techno genre. From that pivotal moment onwards, Tevor Handa’s evolution as a DJ took a more serious and professional trajectory, infusing his sets with a technical and profound essence. Today, his Techno mixes are revered for their unwavering solidity, characterized by deep, hypnotic, and cerebral soundscapes that make a lasting impression, often extending into immersive extended mixes.

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