Saturated in the lascivious neon glow of Berlin’s infamous club scene, Das Beat’s eagerly awaited debut full-length flickers with mystery and mischief. ‘Frau Fatal’ shocks the city’s synchronized techno heartbeat with a burst of energy, offering a dazzling display of modern pop that gestures to everything from new wave and EBM to indie rock and Italo disco. Brazenly dramatic and burning with passion, it’s music that dances on the edge of the timeline; the duo are well aware of their musical history and its legacy, and augment their references with contemporary, empowering themes that pirouette through the complex realities of romance, depression, casual dating and fast-paced city life. Most of all though, ‘Frau Fatal’ is an album that lays its emotions bare, never following any established rules. In their own words: “We do whatever we want to do.”

Wooly Aziz, from Pakistan, fractures experimental balladry with their floating vocals, droning synthesis, punctured electronic palette, and tender narratives of love, war, and suspension —  particularly in their newly threaded record, Bluelight Moonlight.

Berlin-based duo The Nightclubs, made up of Sophie Soraya and Hermie Hemlock, channel a sharp, nostalgic energy through a modern electronic lens, drawing from the glitchy edge of electroclash and the sleek pulse of ’70s and ’80s synth-pop.
Blurring the line between concert and party, their performances centre around analogue hardware and an energetic, instinctive stage presence.
Their independent releases Mirror Romance and Clairaudient have received support from Jack Antonoff and Nathan Shepherd on BBC Radio 6 Music, alongside early backing from So Young. They have shared bills with Lewis OfMan, Buckshot, Camilla Sparksss and ShitKid, performing at iconic venues including Berghain and SO36. A forthcoming European tour will see the duo play dates across the UK, France, Netherlands and beyond.
With a string of releases on the horizon, The Nightclubs are carving out their place in a lineage that includes Ladytron, Crystal Castles and Miss Kittin.

trickpony is the collaborative effort of Roza Terenzi, emkay and Mike Midnight an unconventional prototype band — a trinity of alchemy conjuring soundscapes that blur the lines between dream and dissonance. Drawing from the raw energy of trip-hop and drum & bass while channeling the idiosyncratic tastes of all three producers. trickpony crafts an immersive collage of field recordings, sensual cyber jams, and droning, dub-fissured perc workouts expertly alchemising classic drum and bass/trip hop soundscapes into a contemporary trip-pop palette.

Kkoki is 1 artist. She makes pop music for people who love pop and for people who hate pop.

AAMIROO is a multidisciplinary artist and DJ whose sets explore the intersection of electronic dance music and playful experimental sounds ,  he play percussive, dub and bass influenced and playful sets  Drawing from a practice shaped by music and sound research, radio, and cultural work.

griefeater is a Berlin-based DJ and producer whose work explores the resonant spaces between diasporic memory and futuristic club sound. Born in New Jersey and raised between Sierra Leone and Ohio, his sets channel a deep-rooted connection to the African diaspora-blending ethereal percussion, atmospheric textures, and emotionally-charged rhythms that defy genre but never feeling.

He is also a member of Gift, an event series supported by Berlin-based label Kontinumm, which champions boundary-pushing artists and forward-thinking sounds within the city's ever-evolving electronic landscape.