Dan Piu


As a child, Dan Piu's favorite toys were cassette tapes. Influenced early on by his older sister's passion for disco music, his love for soulful dance music took shape long before he entered a club. In 1987, visits to Zurich's iconic Flamingo and The Club sparked a lifelong fascination for house and electronic music and marked the beginning of an ever growing vinyl collection that today exceeds 17'000 records.
From 1990 onwards, Dan began deejaying in clubs across Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. Inspired by the creative freedom of a local resident DJ, he stepped into music production in 1991 and founded the labels No Acting Vibes and Motomusic. His deep affinity for analog equipment and textured soundscapes quickly earned his productions a reputation for warmth, depth, and timeless quality. In 2006, he founded deepArtSounds as a podcast platform dedicated to showcasing local DJs. In 2011, deepArtSounds evolved into a vinyl label focused on deep and soulful house music by international artists, alongside his own productions as Allstarr Motomusic.

wat taklaew


WAT TAKLAEW is a producer and artist also known as Valentina D. Jitsattayakul. She uses tape mantras, harsh feedback, percussive eruptions and karmic cycle loops to create what she calls «maranasati electronixx»

She has released two albums including J.O.Y.Y.Y. - Journey of our yesterday’s Yearnings (2025) and Pillars Of The Apex (2023).

Vio DJ


Vio DJ is a Berlin-based DJ that has contributed mixes to platforms such as NTS Radio, dublab, Kiosk and LYL. His sets span experimental music ranging from drone to shoegaze, contemporary rap, baile funk, and more.

Atrice


Atrice is a Swiss-Colombian duo known for their fusion of intricate sound design and bass-driven club music. Their music is shaped by everyday encounters and the constant flood of digital stimuli. Drawing inspiration from sound system culture and bass music, they channel the raw energy of communal spaces and the physical impact of low frequencies. With backgrounds in composition, music theory, and sound art, their sound blends detailed textures with depth and atmosphere. Influenced by acousmatic music and rich sonic layers, they use digital processing to craft sounds that blur the line between organic and synthetic. Atrice’s approach is intuitive yet precise, creating music that works just as well on a powerful sound system as in a more intimate setting, while staying true to a DIY spirit.

Tendency


Tendency is an artist based in Porto, recognised as a cutting-edge DJ in Portugal and the founder of the cross-disciplinary platform and record label Perf. As a DJ, he raises and explores questions about the boundaries of performance and its significance as an artistic discourse. With a distinctive style and a singular selection, he dismantles genre barriers entirely. Pushing the limits of music without losing control, Tendency constantly experiments with new forms, rhythms, and concepts, opening up a broad spectrum of possibilities where the rhythmic drive of techno flows seamlessly into the syncopations, drops, and polyrhythms of as-yet-uncategorised sounds. A resident at Acida underground parties, he has also performed at Art Basel, Herrensauna in Berlin, Émergent Magazine Frieze London afterparty and Sonar in Lisbon. He frequently plays at key venues across Portugal, including Passos Manuel, Gare, and Outra Cena.

Dominik André


Dominik André is a Zurich-based DJ and founder of the label Subject To Restrictions Discs. His distinctive sets blend quirky techno, mutant trance, and wave/post-punk influences, creating a dynamic flow between steady pressure and sudden peaks. Performing regularly at venues like Kauz and Stereo, as well as internationally at clubs and festivals such as Salon des Amateurs, Club OST, Lethargy, and Montreux Jazz, he is known for his unconventional approach. His debut EP, co-produced with Marc Feldmann, will be released in April 2026, showcasing hypnotic techno with trance and progressive elements. Dominik also hosts the monthly radio show Murky Rhythms Collide on Radio Raheem and has appeared on platforms like NTS and Rinse FM, exploring sounds beyond the club sphere. As the creative force behind Subject To Restrictions Discs, he supports artists who push genre boundaries while drawing inspiration from 80s and 90s electronics.

DJ Lynce


It's not uncommon to associate someone with a city. In particular when that person is a force for bringing others together, when that person proposes states and emotions with the music chosen for that place and moment. DJ Lynce has done all that, time and time again: first in Porto, then around the whole country, from clubs to festivals. His is one of the faces that has traversed the northern city's nightlife for too many years for us to avoid talking about his importance in the electronic pulse of those dancefloors more concerned with leaving (unexpected) marks on our bodies.
Pedro Santos chose this name because he wishes to be a predominantly nocturnal animal, but by giving himself the moniker has also connected with the root of the word: lynx is light, and on the dance floor DJ Lynce illuminates the pleasure of dance.

Luce Clandestina


Italian DJ, sonic explorer, and spatial researcher, Luce Clandestina crafts spontaneous soundscapes that move between light and shadow. Blending psychedelia, ambient textures, and hypnotic rhythms, she invites a deeper, inward-facing kind of dance — one that unfolds like a story in the dark.

For this Furka Peaks, Luce Clandestina delivers a psychedelic ambient mix of trance-infused textures and slow, magic percussion – warm, borderless, vinyl only.

Recorded live at Turin's listening bar Banco Vini, October 2025.

Audrey Danza


Audrey Danza is a Swiss DJ, producer, and label head of Proxima, as well as a resident at Motel Campo. With an instinct for sculpting immersive, psychedelic soundscapes, she channels the full emotional breadth of electronic music into both her performances and productions. Her DJ sets weave shadowy textures with a raw, magnetic energy—navigating effortlessly through contrasting emotional states.
Her debut EP Flora Formulas received widespread praise, laying the foundation for a production style rooted in storytelling and sonic exploration. With numerous projects on the horizon, Audrey continues to blur the lines between DJ, producer, and curator. Whether lighting up iconic venues like Panorama Bar/Berghain, Circoloco, Robert Johnson, and Fabric, or festivals such as Nuits Sonores and Pitch Music & Arts (Australia), or making music in the studio, she crafts experiences designed to linger—subtle in their power and rich in feeling.