Episode 42

Berlin-based Belladonna, the brainchild of Nico Chiara, fuses hypnotic techno with hip-hop-inspired grooves to create emotionally charged, genre-defying soundscapes. His debut release “WHERE I'M FROM” topped Beatport charts and earned co-signs from the likes of Chris Avantgarde, Miss Monique, and Korolova. Drawing on a decorated career as a behind-the-scenes producer, Belladonna now channels full creative control into a world where music, visuals, and storytelling collide—blurring the line between performance and experience.

From East London’s nightlife to international runways, Bimini has become an icon of style, substance, and self-expression. Crowned Miss Sink The Pink and propelled to global stardom via Drag Race UK, they’ve since authored a Sunday Times bestseller, fronted major fashion campaigns, and released the high-energy anthem “God Save This Queen.” With nearly a million Instagram followers and a growing musical catalog, Bimini stands as a powerful voice in pop culture—unapologetically authentic and unmistakably influential.

WELKER is the creative alias of Brazilian producer Eduardo Welker, whose bold transition from commercial music to the underground scene has made a swift and lasting impact. Blending indie dance, techno, and house into a sound that’s both fresh and emotionally charged, he’s already earned support from heavyweights like Solomun, CamelPhat, and Vintage Culture. Part of a new wave of talent defining the “Brazilian Storm,” WELKER brings global energy with a signature style that’s impossible to ignore.

Tiff Cornish is a powerhouse of Australia’s electronic scene, known for delivering high-energy sets and boundary-pushing productions that light up the dance floor. With standout tracks like “Rotate The Cylinder” and “Baile Disco” climbing the triple j Unearthed and ARIA Club charts, Tiff has earned support from BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM UK, and Diynamic Music. Her vibrant presence has landed her sets alongside Peggy Gou, Dom Dolla, and Solomun, as well as standout festival appearances across the globe—cementing her place as one of the most exciting names in electronic music.

Known for his hypnotic blend of heavy percussion, thunderous low-end, and tightly woven techno grooves, William Kiss is carving a path in the global underground. With roots in Melbourne and a background in rhythm, his productions have landed on influential playlists and drawn attention from across the scene. Grounded by a restless creative spirit and an obsession with the timeless mechanics of techno, William’s music doesn’t just fill dance floors—it leaves a mark.

Darius Syrossian is a house and techno lifer whose dedication to the genre runs deep—from early days behind the counter at a record shop to shaping dance floors across the globe. With releases on labels like Hot Creations, Moon Harbour, and Get Physical, and two BBC Radio 1 Essential Mixes under his belt, he’s a respected name among purists. His imprint and party series Moxy Muzik champions intimate, vinyl-driven experiences, and his RINSE FM show continues to spread his no-nonsense, groove-focused ethos: it’s all house and techno, no gimmicks.

Blending the soulful depth of flamenco with the pulse of modern electronic beats, MËSTIZA—formed by Spanish artists Pitty Bernad and Belah—have become one of the most compelling acts in dance music today. Their meticulously crafted sound, vibrant visual identity, and chart-topping debut album Quëreles reflect a clear artistic vision rooted in heritage and innovation. As DJs, producers, and storytellers, they continue to break boundaries, championing female empowerment while taking their bold, genre-crossing sound from Europe to Latin America and beyond.

Belgian artist Pegassi is bringing a high-octane blend of techno, trance, and house to a new generation of dance floors. Known for his viral remix of “No Type” and early slots at major festivals like Tomorrowland Winter and Elrow, Pegassi’s return post-pandemic marks a shift toward more personal, uncompromising releases. With widespread support from names like BLK., TRYM, and Bad Boombox—and a wave of new music on the horizon—his rising influence is matched by an unmistakable sound that’s made to move.