Aida Arko: My sound is constantly evolving and at the moment my focus is to create epic moments for big stages.

B Jones: there’s so much to look forward to, and I’m ready to keep pushing boundaries.

Raven: I’m really interested in collaborating with more artists and pushing the limits of my own personal sound.

MARHU: It takes years for an artist to craft their sound, and now I feel 100% connected with mine.

DJ YUKI: Women face so many challenges in today’s world, and if my music can be a source of confidence, or even just a moment of joy, then I’ve done my job.

Sole Dosi: In this industry, we can succeed by supporting each other, working with honesty, and sharing a passion for music.

Reblok: In a musical way, my background in psytrance, along with my experience in 7-8 other genres, has shaped who I am today.

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Stoked: It's been a blend of hard work, creativity, and staying true to my roots while embracing new influences and sounds

OFFAIAH: When making music I’m all about the groove, anything that gets people to feel like they need to get on the dancefloor and do their thing.

Ethereal Structure: As an artist, I try mainly to express what I have inside me, rather than trying to fit into a label or the trends that are popular right now.

DØGMA: We wanted to design something that reflects our lifestyles and personalities - rough around the edges and always being up for pushing limits

Frazi.er: One thing I’ve always tried to do is help and push homegrown talent. Without this there won’t be a next generation.

LUMI:  I’m still figuring out who I am as an artist and this is a time for growth, exploration, and celebration of these new learnings and landmarks.

KØDAK: "Obsidian" is undoubtedly a completely different work from previous releases that I've put out.

LORAW: Hypnotic, driving, powerful sound with a bit of analog dirt - that's where I see my place as an artist in the scene

Rebekah: Introducing the Go Hard Or Go Hardcore concept is really an extension of my DJ sets and the evolution of the industrial techno sound

The Richer: As an artist producing multiple electronic genres such as techno, hard techno, trance, and psytrance, I always strive to create something unique and different from what's out there.

IDRISS D: I have a special relation with vinyl. I want to still press vinyl, hold that record in my hands and play it.

CHRS: I prepare my sets very naturally and without barriers, the music must first transmit something to me otherwise I could never give energy to the audience.

DLV: My new label is a platform for crafting music that's both immersive and soulful.

Klaudia Gawlas: when it comes to music, I love digging deep and I listen to a lot during the day. I like to take both my digging and listening in different directions.

Victoria Engel: Authentic search, commitment, and, above all, passion were the keys to my artistic and personal development.

Belly Ache: with “Do You Like To Party?”, I wanted to write a song that was upbeat and fun, a song that is reminiscent of having a great time at raves with your friends

Caravel: when I build my set, I am always looking to surprise the audience with unknown tracks. I like to mix genres, from rave techno to trance, through Schranz and industrial.

Niko Sanchez: The important thing for me is to always believe in your dreams and passions, consistently doing so.

Roisto: There is only one aspect I’m purist, I don’t like anything extra, just simple device with simple purpose.

DLV & BLAME THE MONO: What inspired this collaboration was our shared admiration for each other's unique approach to sound design and musical ideas

Maritime Yacht Club: Our aim for the whole album was to create a meaningful connection with listeners by infusing the music with a danceable quality.

Sahaf: My new EP, "Middle East Power," is a reflection of my authentic self

Yves Murasca: When it comes to the Déepalma sound, it's all about capturing that special feeling

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Chemtrailz: "Eternally Yours, Truly" in words is a trance translation of my emotions during the last two weeks of my Mom’s life- driven by a fire to make her proud

The Ger-Man: In general I hope that House Music gets more recognition and attention in Germany, it deserves way more in my opinion.

Felicie: through production I found the tools to discover myself as an artist

Alt8: I wanted to create a moment of Euphoria with the breakdown which gives the ravers a space to breathe and remember the moment

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MRIYA: I view each set as a storytelling opportunity

TH;EN: it's important that the track has some emotional impact and takes the audience on a journey

Anastasia: everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed in the industry, regardless of their level of experience

Slive: I want to inspire new generation of ravers to live more in the present moment

Kusok: once you get into music production, you see no way out...