Episode 32

Kidnap, aka Matthew Relton, is a London-based producer known for his emotionally charged sound and meticulous approach to music-making. Since his debut in 2012, he’s developed a signature style that blends nostalgic melodies with crisp, evolving synths. After years on the road, a global pause and the arrival of his daughter brought a renewed perspective, now shaping a new chapter in his music. His latest work captures both the weight of the past and the clarity of what lies ahead.

OMRI., the project of Tel Aviv artist Omri Gueta, brings a deep, immersive sound shaped by years of production and a strong presence in the city’s club circuit. Regularly featured at events like “More than friends” at Drama Klub, his sets reflect a personal evolution through music that resonates with local and international crowds alike.

Luna Mar, a Brooklyn-based DJ with Puerto Rican roots, brings high-energy sets and sharp selections to dance floors across the country. She’s played alongside artists like Franky Rizardo and Todd Terry, and has appeared at standout events including We Belong Here and Elrow.

Aüra launched her career in Naples, cutting her teeth as a resident at Switch Party where she honed her craft behind the decks. Her 2016 debut “Goodnight Moon” on Switch Lab drew early praise from names like Solomun and MHE, marking her as a standout from the start. With nearly a decade of experience, she blends sharp instincts with a rich sound palette, steadily building her reputation in the electronic music scene.

Antonio Russo, known as Adapter, grew up in Naples with a strong foundation in music, learning piano and percussion before stepping into clubs at just 16. Drawing on the sounds of the ’80s and ’90s, his productions strike a balance between nostalgic influence and fresh underground energy. With releases on respected labels like Hot Creations, Desolat, and Snatch!, and backing from top-tier DJs including Marco Carola and Joseph Capriati, Adapter has become a consistent force on international dance floors.

Kitty Amor, a London-based DJ and producer, is a prominent voice in Afro-inspired electronic music. Her sets have graced venues like fabric, Tresor, and Hï Ibiza, while her platform, MahabaMusik, under Defected Records, uplifts rising talent and showcases her own work. With tracks like “Solitude” and “I Saw An Angel,” she bridges cultures and styles, often drawing from her deep connection to South African music. Beyond the decks, she brings the genre to broader audiences through radio, editorial work, and global events.

Guy Mac is a London-based DJ and producer known for his groove-driven blend of house and techno, marked by deep basslines, crisp percussion, and soulful melodies. Drawing influence from legends like Jamie Jones and Kerri Chandler, his music has landed on top labels including Hot Creations, Armada Subjekt, and Deeperfect. He’s played standout sets at Ministry of Sound, ADE, and Miami Music Week, and has earned regular support from the scene’s heavyweights. Since a pivotal moment in Ibiza in 2016, Guy’s tracks have become fixtures in clubs across the globe.

Dimmish, an Italian producer making waves in minimal and tech house, has become a go-to name for deep, tightly produced club tracks. With releases on labels like Solid Grooves and Avotre, and support from major players such as Marco Carola and Michael Bibi, his sound has earned global attention. Tracks like “Lucy Liu” and “Brain Tornado” have climbed high on the Beatport charts, while his international gigs—from the UK to South America—showcase his ability to connect with crowds across borders.