HNTR with Rafael Cerato

On Saturday, February 28, 2026, HNTR lands in Brooklyn for a takeover at 99 Scott, one of the city’s most cutting-edge spaces. The Toronto-born producer, DJ, and No Neon label head has become one of the most talked-about names in electronic music, thanks to his remix of Cloonee’s “Stephanie,” which surged past 40 million streams, hit No. 1 on Beatport, and pulled in 20 million TikTok views even before its release.

The track became a defining anthem at EDC Las Vegas and set off a run of seven consecutive Beatport No. 1s that cemented HNTR’s place among 1001Tracklists’ Top 101 Producers of the year.

With 2.7 million monthly Spotify listeners and sold-out shows across New York, Los Angeles, Austin, and international stops in Asia and Australia, HNTR brings a sound that bridges rap, techno, and house with a raw underground pulse.

Joining HNTR is French artist, Rafael Cerato, an exciting name melodic techno and house, known for releases on major labels like Diynamic, Belonging, Musical Freedom, and Experts Only. In 2025, he’s continued his momentum with standout releases alongside Tiësto and Innellea, reaching millions of listeners worldwide.

Cerato has performed at top festivals including Ultra Music Festival, Tribe Festival, Zuckerbot Festival, and Spekto Open Air, while also bringing his sound to iconic clubs such as Pacha Ibiza, Hï Ibiza, Laroc Club, Sound, and Egg London.

On the bill before HNTR is MARTA, a Toronto-based DJ and producer whose shared stages with heavyweights like John Summit, Chris Lake, and Dom Dolla, while earning early support on unreleased material from Tiësto, Westend, and others. With releases on respected imprints including Tchami’s Confession and Trace Amounts, MARTA is carving out a special lane in music.

Social media personality, Insomniac radio voice, and New York local DJ, Kenzii Scott joins the Gray Area decks for this long-awaited party. Expect a night that feels both global and deeply local as 99 Scott transforms into a warehouse charged with pure energy.