Konstantin Sibold was born in Stuttgart, Germany in 1987. He first emerged onto the music scene when he became the youngest resident of the legendary Stuttgart club, Rocker 33. After two years of honing his craft behind the decks, he and close friend Leif Müller started their own event series titled, Common Sense People. The emphasis for these parties is to provide people with an intimate insight into who the artist is through extended sets and focused programming, something that Konstantin strives for with all of his sets.

Keeping this mind, he climbed up the proverbial ladder with a cultured approach to his performances and production style that is both distinctive and authentic. Appearances at Trouw, Concrete, Womb Tokyo, and Panorama then strengthened his status as an ingenious DJ capable of fueling any dancefloor with an infectious energy. The German artist incorporates everything from techno to house to indie-pop. As a producer, his goal is to be original and unsubstitutable, an ambition that led him to being voted ‘Newcomer of the Year 2013’ by the readers of Grove Magazine. His debut vinyl ‘Neuland’ came to us in 2010 and received significant support from major players in the industry. He’s seen releases on scene-leading record labels including Caramelo, Snork Enterprises, DFA, Mute Records, Innervisions, and Cocoon Recordings. Remix requests have come from esteemed pop acts such as Lana Del Rey, Gus Gus, and Röyksopp. More recently, his remix of ‘Home’ for Adriatique on the Siamese imprint was supported by Joris Voorn, Magdalena, Kölsch, Denis Horvat, Innellea, Colyn, and Kevin de Vries.

When he’s not in his studio making music, he can be found traveling around the world to play on some of the most prestigious stages. His name has been on the bill at Awakenings, Tomorrowland, Paradise Garten Festival in Austria, and Compact x Kolmetre 25 in Paris. Not just passionate about music, Konstantin is also an advocate for animal advocacy and environmental protection. As it pertains to the latter, the artist is very conscious of his carbon footprint and makes a habit of flying economy or taking the train as much as possible when traveling to gigs.

Germany

Konstantin Sibold

Italy

italian techno

melodic techno

minimal tech house

Tale of Us

Ireland

irish electronic

Rebūke

Ukraine

ukrainian electronic

8Kays

dark techno

Kevin de Vries

Spain

Hï Ibiza

Tale of Us Presents Afterlife Week 2

Afterlife Ibiza

Slovenia

Brina Knauss

belgian edm

pop dance

tropical house

Lost Frequencies

Pacha Ibiza

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Pacha Presents

Tania Vulcano

Tuccillo

Chinois Ibiza

Trip

Benin

afro house

AMÉMÉ

France

Apollonia

United Kingdom

uk tech house

Archie Hamilton

Türkiye

Carlita

deep disco house

italian electronica

microhouse

minimal techno

DJ Tennis

South Africa

south african house

south african pop

south african pop dance

Black Coffee

deep tech house

house

progressive house

uk dance

CamelPhat

Switzerland

Deer Jade

Iran

techno

Dubfire

electra

Francesca Lombardo

Guatemala

techengue

Gordo

United States

Jean Pierre

Layla Benitez

german techno

Loco Dice

arab electronic

canadian electronic

Maher Daniel

Marco Carola

Brazil

Mochakk

Ms. Mada

Natalia Roth

Rossi

Tony y Not

french tech house

organic house

YokoO

Saint Martin

Happy Bay

SXM Festival 2023

Pacha Presents Week 3 | Lost Frequencies

Netherlands

dutch tech house

ANOTR

Ben Klock

Chloé Caillet

Desiree

electropop

indietronica

Disclosure

electronica

future garage

hamburg electronic

DJ Koze

Heron Preston

ambient house

leipzig electronic

Map.ache

Mathew Jonson

uk house

Prospa

Lebanon

Rony Seikaly

southstar

Jay Nortown

urbano ecuatoriano

Sossa

Circoloco

DC-10 Ibiza

Adiel

The Blessed Madonna

Canada

Guy Laliberté

garage house

Honey Dijon

Indira Paganotto

Job Jobse

Patrick Mason

Israel

float house

Red Axes

classic dubstep

uk bass

Skream

TSHA

Circoloco week 23

deep euro house

german house

andhim

high-tech minimal

Boris Brejcha

frankfurt electronic

schranz

Chris Liebing

Sweden

electro house

progressive electro house

Eric Prydz

spanish techno

Fatima Hajji

industrial techno

Kobosil

Len Faki

Jasper Fioole

Moritz Hofbauer

raw techno

Pan-Pot

deep minimal techno

Sam Paganini

deep house

detroit house

detroit techno

Seth Troxler

The Martinez Brothers

dutch experimental electronic

William Djoko

destroy techno

Benny Rodrigues

Ben Hemsley

Tunisia

Cera Khin

circuit

Franky Rizardo

Australia

french techno

I Hate Models

Denmark

danish electronic

danish techno

Kölsch

Michel De Hey

Paco Osuna

Reinier Zonneveld

Remy Unger

intelligent dance music

Speedy J

trance

hard house

SUPERSTRINGS

The Free Your Mind Festival has established itself as a prominent and long-standing event within the sprawling landscape of electronic music festivals in the Netherlands. Since its inception in 2004, it has grown to become a key fixture in the Dutch festival calendar, recognized for its dedication to electronic music and its ability to attract a significant audience. Beyond the annual gathering in Arnhem, the "

" name represents an established event organization known for hosting a variety of electronic dance events, indicating a broader influence within the music scene. This sustained presence over nearly two decades underscores the festival's relevance and impact on the electronic music community in the Netherlands.

The foundation of the Free Your Mind Festival is deeply rooted in its consistent location at the Stadsblokken in Arnhem. Since its very first edition, this site has served as the festival's home, creating a strong connection between the event and the city. Notably, the Stadsblokken holds historical significance as the location of the 

 during the Second World War. This juxtaposition of a contemporary music festival with a site of historical conflict offers a unique and memorable experience for attendees, blending the energy of modern electronic music with a backdrop of profound historical importance. The continued use of this specific location for over two decades suggests a deliberate choice to embed the festival within Arnhem's cultural and historical fabric.

Over the years, the Free Your Mind Festival has experienced considerable evolution and expansion. Its increasing popularity has led the organizers to extend the brand's reach beyond the original Arnhem event. Editions of the festival are now organized in other cities across the Netherlands, including Groningen, Breda, and Amsterdam, each attracting thousands of enthusiastic visitors. This expansion indicates a strategic effort to capitalize on the festival's success and cater to a wider audience throughout the country. Furthermore, the "Free Your Mind" brand is active throughout the year, organizing additional events such as Kingsday celebrations and other special gatherings. This year-round activity demonstrates the organization's commitment to maintaining a consistent presence in the electronic music scene beyond just the annual Arnhem festival.

The musical identity of the Free Your Mind Festival is firmly rooted in a blend of House and Techno music. This core focus encompasses a range of subgenres, including Deep House, Tech House, Hard Techno, and Industrial Techno, ensuring a diverse sonic landscape for attendees. The festival has consistently attracted prominent figures from the international electronic music industry, featuring performances by renowned artists such as 

. Alongside these established headliners, the festival also provides a platform for emerging and underground talents, suggesting a commitment to both showcasing leading acts and supporting the growth of the electronic music scene. This careful curation of lineups has been instrumental in building the festival's reputation as a destination for high-quality electronic music.

The "Free Your Mind" brand extends its presence beyond the main Arnhem festival through a variety of other events held throughout the year. These include events like the Free Your Mind Easter Special in Amsterdam and Free Your Mind Kingsday celebrations in Arnhem and Breda. The organization also hosts a Free Your Mind Festival in Groningen, further solidifying its national presence. Additionally, collaborations with other organizations such as 

, as well as hosting stages by brands like 

 and Flow, highlight the brand's interconnectedness within the broader event industry. This diverse portfolio of events demonstrates the "Free Your Mind" organization's active and significant role in the Dutch electronic music market throughout the year.

Attendees of the Free Your Mind Festival often describe a vibrant and energetic atmosphere. The festival's setting alongside a river, sometimes featuring sandy areas and views of the John Frost Bridge, contributes to a unique and appealing environment. The crowd is typically diverse, attracting electronic music enthusiasts from across Europe who come to enjoy the music in a friendly and safe community. The combination of impressive musical lineups, the distinctive location, and the overall atmosphere stimulated by art and music creates a comprehensive and memorable experience for those who attend.

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