Repopulate Mars

Repopulate Mars has been taking over Eden every Tuesday since June 21st and San Antonio hasn’t been the same since. It’s almost time for the closing and the island goers are already getting nostalgic, but there are two more Tuesdays to dance through. Before making it to Ibiza, the party series traveled globally to cities like New York, LA, Tulum, London, and more. For the September 13 edition of Repopulate Mars at Eden, Lee Foss will be joined by Ben Hemsley, Endor, Hannah Wants, and Joshwa. Lee Foss grew up in Chicago and was highly influenced by house, R&B, 90's hip-hop, 1980's electro as well as Detroit techno. One of the world's most prominent producers in dance music, he has performed at Fabric London, Watergate, Spygate Chicago, DC10, and much more. He launched the Repopulate Mars label in 2016, naming it after the party series, and it quickly rose to become one of the hottest labels in house music. A week after playing at Amnesia Presents, the Newcastle-born Ben Hemsley makes his way to Eden. Famous for his old-school rave nostalgia, the artist launched his label, bebé, earlier this year. Endor (aka Dan Hardingham) has released tracks on One More Tune, Island Records, Nightbeast, and Armada with his signature “bouncy house”. The Brightonian has had his own show on Reprezent Radio, and his remix of La Roux's “In For The Kill” and its exposure on Radio 1 propelled his career into great heights and many, many dance floors. Hailing from Birmingham is Hannah Wants — a busy touring star who has performed Ibiza-wide and has released tracks on Ultra Music, Armada, Positiva, as well as her own label Etiquette. The same week as her Repopulate Mars gig, Hannah will be performing at Amnesia Presents on September 19. After performing in the August 30 edition of Repopulate Mars, JOSHWA is back once again at Eden. A household name in the UK underground dance, JOSHWA’s 2021 track “My Humps" with Lee Foss shaped up to be one of the year’s biggest hits. Fast-forward to 2022 and the London-based DJ releases his track “Miracles” via Black Book Records.