Loods

Raised in the Steel City, aka the coastal, industrial Australian town of Newcastle, Loods is an understated character with a fun, raw take on dance music.

Kettama

For the past few years, KETTAMA is a name that has continued to burn hot on the tips of tongues.

Real name Evan Campbell, the Galway born, London based artist has spent the best part of the last decade bringing the sounds of his native ‘G-Town’ to the world, embarking on a seemingly ever-evolving, never-ending sonic pilgrimage in the process.

From his humble roots in the Irish electronic underground scene, to spreading his wings in the UK and across Europe, KETTAMA now undertakes an unrelenting worldwide touring schedule, most recently with a standout tour across North America, Canada and South America.

With performances at Coachella, Glastonbury, Kappa Futur, Creamfields, Arc Festival, Portola, to name a few, this year is shaping up to be his biggest yet. Currently halfway through an Ibiza residency at the iconic Amnesia nightclub, KETTAMA also hosted a solo Boiler Room show in London which drew over 15000 sign ups, and has just announced his biggest London show to date, at the legendary 02 Academy in Brixton on 4th October.

Two years on from landing his Fallen Angel EP, KETTAMA now presents what could be his magnum opus, with his Archangel debut album set to land on Steel City Dance Discs on Friday October 3. Having already released a number of standout singles from the forthcoming record; ‘Yosemite’ with Interplanetary Criminal, ‘It Gets Better’ (Forever Mix), ‘Air Maxes’ with Fred Again.. And Shady Nasty and most recently ‘If U Want My Heart’ ft. KLP with DJ Heartstring, Archangel is primed to be a serious milestone moment in KETTAMA’s unrelenting career.

KETTAMA ARCHANGEL 03/10/2025

DJ HEARTSTRING

Trance Dance Music from Berlin

Skin On Skin

Evian Christ

Riordan

Born and raised on the South Coast of the UK, Riordan is a lockdown-born DJ & Producer on the rise. He's bringing his own flavour to the House & Tech House scene, and first gained recognition from his popular TikTok remixes, mashups and original tracks.

Partiboi69

Spiritual leader, Icon, Prophet – that's for others to say. Partiboi69's only objective is to spread digital love and deliver lethal 69 techniques live and direct to your senses.

Described on the Internet as “symbol of mutual love and mystery of the Australian underground,” Partiboi69 is as advertised, without compromise.

CEO of Unprotected Records and Stingboi Productions, Partiboi69 fuses cutting edge, computer-animated graphics with the sounds of Electro Dank, Ghetto Freak and K-Tech, to create a portal into his complex mind; A place where comfort and style are paramount, no stimulant is safe, and enjoyment is always mutual. The most explicit samplings of this are “Dip On The Dancefloor”, “Magnificent” and “Always Keep It 69”, as well as his technologically-advanced live mix broadcasts, as visually pleasurable as they are aurally – much like 69ing. Three million viewers have already converted; Will you be next?

Partiboi69 ends the year with a self-released white label debut on Unprotected Records, the spiritual home of R-rated ravers who celebrate pleasurable equality. Having sold out in 24 hours, more contraband will soon follow. With tickets for his second International tour of 2019 evaporating like vape fumes, Partiboi69 slides into 2020 with an unwavering message of pleasure in equal measure: Always Keep It 69.

Ewan McVicar

In his native Ayr, Scotland, Ewan revitalised the town’s club culture. His commitment to building a local scene in Ayr, combined with his DJ skills and fearless approach to production make Ewan one of the most promising artists of his generations

X CLUB.

✯ Ben Clarke & Jesse Morath

DJ Gigola

like gigolo, but Gigola

Salome

Salomé (born June 21, 1943), born Maria Rosa Marco, is a Spanish Catalan singer.

Salomé was born in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. At the Eurovision Song Contest held in Madrid in 1969, she performed "Vivo Cantando", composed by Maria José Cerato with words by Aniano Alcalde. The song (along with the entries from Netherlands, United Kingdom, and France) shared first place that year.

Salomé recorded "Vivo Cantando" in 1969 for the Eurovision Song Contest in eight languages (Spanish, Catalan, Basque, French, German, Italian, English, and Serbo-Croat).

The B-side to "Vivo Cantando" was "Amigos, Amigos" which came in 2nd at the Spanish National Final in 1969.

Salomé appeared on TVE in May 2006, after the Eurovision Song Contest, to discuss the outcome with 1968 winner, Massiel, and a few other friends.

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