Episode 39

A standout figure in the global DJ community, Kayper has built a career that bridges hip-hop roots and electronic innovation. From hosting influential BBC radio shows to headlining at clubs and festivals worldwide, she’s known for her tight turntablism and genre-defying sets. Her productions—supported by the likes of Pitchfork and BBC Radio 1—reflect her deep musical versatility, while her advocacy for South Asian representation in dance music has left a lasting impact on the industry.

British artist Viv Castle is making waves with a punchy sound that bridges house and techno, backed by releases on top-tier labels such as Insomniac’s IN/ROTATION and Spinnin’s SPRS. His tracks have gained consistent airplay on BBC Radio 1, KISS FM, and Toolroom Radio, while support from Pete Tong and Benny Benassi has propelled him further into the spotlight. With a growing catalog and millions of streams, Viv continues to push forward as a standout in electronic music.

Argentina’s Jay de Lys has quickly earned a place among tech-house’s most exciting names, known for his innovative production and global appeal. With key releases on labels like Deeperfect, Sony, and Stereo Productions, and crowd-moving tracks supported by the likes of Stacey Pullen and Joey Daniel, his music has become a staple from Ibiza to Miami. Backed by major players like Marco Carola and Loco Dice, Jay’s rise shows no signs of slowing down.

Refusing to follow trends, Kino Todo blends global influences, unexpected samples, and vibrant grooves into a sound all his own. After breaking out with “Gidafi Na,” he quickly became a key figure in the indie/dance scene, performing internationally and releasing on top labels including City Slang and DGTL. From Tel Aviv underground clubs to major festivals, his music has earned play from Diplo to BLOND:ISH, with his debut album Chances highlighting a genre-hopping vision that’s uniquely his.

Born in 2000, Argentine artist Nacho Scoppa is making waves in the global electronic scene with a style that blends precision and energy across house and minimal sounds. With a tour history spanning clubs and festivals in over 15 countries, he’s performed alongside top-tier artists like Yaya, Cuartero, and Jay de Lys. Backed by names such as Joseph Capriati, Loco Dice, and Chelina Manuhutu, Nacho’s productions continue to turn heads, placing him firmly on the radar of the international underground.

With a sound rooted in hip-hop and shaped by house, Slugg has quickly become a standout in the U.S. club and festival circuit. Starting his journey at 15, he’s built momentum through events with House Keepers and now leads his own label, Getbusy. From Okeechobee to Skyline, his high-impact sets and versatile productions have earned him support from top names in the scene—solidifying Slugg as one to watch in the next wave of electronic artists.

With a style that bridges warmth and groove, Sinca has emerged as one of Canada’s most promising talents in the melodic house and techno space. Her rise has been supported by acclaimed labels like Days Like Nights and Anjunadeep, and she’s captivated crowds from Electric Island to Papaya Playa Project. Whether playing an intimate club or a large-scale festival, her sets leave a mark—reflecting both her cultural depth and a clear artistic voice that continues to resonate worldwide.

Roy & Roi, the minds behind Hard To Tell, have carved out a space in the electronic scene with their magnetic blend of techno, house, and left-field sounds. Known for lengthy, soul-gripping sets and acclaimed releases on labels like Sums Over Histories and Siamese, they’ve become favorites of tastemakers like Laurent Garnier and the Innervisions crew. With tracks like "Feeling Alright" and "Area 88" earning global recognition, HTT continue to deliver high-intensity performances from Lisbon to Mykonos, commanding attention with their bold, boundless musical vision.