Adrián Mills operates at the faster end of the rave spectrum, moving through hard techno, acid, hardcore and makina with sharp pace and direct intent. His sets are physical, high-pressure and built for a room already in motion.
Anetha has become one of the defining figures of contemporary techno, known for sets that balance power, speed and emotional detail. Her sound pulls from rave, trance and modern club music, always with a strong sense of momentum and personality.
Through her Mama Told Ya label, she has also built a wider creative platform for collaboration and forward-thinking electronic music. At Dalma, she brings a sound that is direct, playful and sharply tuned for the room.
Chlär has quickly become one of techno’s most precise new voices, known for a rolling, highly functional sound that moves with speed and detail. Freddy K brings a different kind of weight, shaped by decades behind the decks, vinyl culture and long-form techno storytelling.
Together, their back-to-back brings a clear sense of techno craft. Fast, physical and focused, this is not about shortcuts. It is about two selectors pushing the room with control.
chouhal brings a wide-ranging approach to the local floor.
A versatile artist with a strong love for techno, she has spent the last three years shaping her presence within Malta’s electronic music community. Playing across different crowds and collectives, her sets are built around selection, movement and emotional release.
Clara Cuvé brings pace without losing control, her musical instinct now runs through fast, groove-led techno, breakbeat, jungle and hardcore. Her sets are known for their energy, dynamics and tight sense of movement, drawing from a wide spectrum without losing focus.
After coming through Munich’s Rote Sonne and Stock5, she moved to Berlin and became a resident at Mess at OHM, later taking her sound to clubs and festivals across the world.
Dasha Rush has built a world that sits between electronic music, sound art and multidisciplinary performance. Her work has appeared on labels including Sonic Groove and Raster-Noton, while much of her output is released through her own Fullpanda imprint and its experimental sub-label Hunger to Create.
Rather than treating techno as a fixed destination, Dasha Rush uses it as a point of departure. Her sound moves through dubby pressure, abstraction, brutal edges and moments of strange tenderness.
One of techno’s most uncompromising selectors, DVS1 delivers a sound that is heavy, hypnotic, and brilliantly intense. His sets are not just performances; they are legendary, high-velocity journeys through the absolute depths of electronic music. Driven by flawless technique and a primal, instinctive understanding of the dancefloor.
Faster Horses brings a trance-soaked strain of techno built around speed, emotion and lift.
Liverpool-born and Manchester-based, Joe Germains has shaped a sound that sits between ethereal trance, raw techno and psychedelic club pressure. His productions often pair driving drums with dreamlike synths, while his DJ sets stretch wider into UK techno, hard house, garage, jungle and bassline.
After rising quickly through the UK scene, with appearances for Pitch, Glastonbury, Parklife, Intercell and Glitch.
Georg’s movement through Malta’s underground scene marks the rise of a dedicated and versatile DJ. His sound seamlessly fuses influences from diverse sub-genres of electronic music, unified by a signature groove that thrives in dark rooms and extended sessions. Whether at peak-time or during after-hours, Georg’s identity is defined by a deep musical commitment that places the listener at its core.
Human Safari, a key figure in Malta’s thriving electronic scene, and a beloved Glitch resident, is rapidly making waves on the international circuit. His dynamic sound blends jazz improvisation with techno — a signature approach that has earned him standout releases on respected labels like R&S Records, and on SHDW’s Mutual Rytm with his brand new 7-track EP “Culture Shock”.
Fast-paced, hypnotic, and deeply physical, his sets push artistic boundaries with fearless precision. His debut at Stone Techno Festival last summer quickly captured the attention of the electronic music community, firmly establishing him as the next "one to watch". And this is only the beginning.
I Hate Models brings intensity in its most unstable form.
His sound moves through techno, industrial, trance and raw emotional release, shifting between nostalgia, darkness, brutality and moments of strange beauty. Across his productions, DJ sets and Disco Inferno label, he treats club music as something unstable, personal and cathartic rather than fixed to one formula.
Jeff Mills brings the full weight of techno history into the room.
A founding member of Underground Resistance and the mind behind Axis Records, Mills helped define the stripped, futuristic language of Detroit techno. His work has always carried a sense of discipline and concept, from hard, minimal club tools to projects shaped by science fiction, space and cinema.
Jeff Mills stands as more than a headline name. This is one of techno’s central architects, still pushing forward with precision, urgency and a sound built for the future.
Guided by a deep passion for music since an early age, Kyle Cortis brings a focused energy to every set, creating a space for connection and movement.
His rhythmic, hypnotic sounds, combined with his refined musical skillset, give rise to sets that are both powerful and fluid. With an ear for groove and a feel for the moment, he creates lasting dialogue between sound and crowd.
As a producer, his music has found a home on labels such as [selected], BLUR, GRÜV, Reverse Records, Subhills, and Beluga Tracks, further showcasing his artistic vision.
A regular at Malta’s most renowned clubs, such as Liquid Club and Gianpula Village, Kyle is also the co-founder of L’Ambiance & Muża, aiming to foster the growth of the local underground music scenes in Malta and Rotterdam.
NEUX brings a personal and versatile strain of techno, shaped between Georgia and Berlin.
Known offstage as Nata Beradze, she combines her background as a singer-songwriter with a growing identity as a DJ and producer. Her sound moves through different shades of techno, connecting Berlin pressure with Georgian rhythm and a more emotional, instinctive edge. She is also a resident at Tbilisi’s KHIDI, one of the key spaces in the region’s electronic music scene.
Novah brings hard techno with emotion at its core.
From Antwerp, Belgium, she has built a sound that moves through acid, industrial pressure, psytrance energy and hard techno force. Her sets are high-impact but not one-dimensional, using speed, emotion and rave intensity to keep the room moving with purpose.
The Portuguese DJ and producer moves between trance, groove, rolling basslines and warm percussion, creating a sound that is fast, physical and vivid rather than purely brutal. Her music has also drawn from old-school psytrance, Brazilian drums, UK garage and vocal elements, giving her sets a restless and unpredictable edge.
With releases across labels including Possession, NineTimesNine, Chronicles Records and Elements Records, ØTTA has built a reputation for riotous, high-impact club energy.
Partiboi69 brings the chaos, humour and heat of the Australian underground.
Built around electro, ghettotech, Miami bass, K-tech and high-pressure rave energy, his sound is fast, sleazy and completely unfiltered. More than a DJ project, Partiboi69 has become its own strange universe, shaped through music, visuals, performance and part anti-serious rave statement..
Rødhåd brings techno in its deepest, most patient form. Shaped by Berlin’s loop-techno nights, Mike Bierbach spent years refining his craft in the city’s underground before stepping onto the international stage. His sound carries that history clearly: deep, powerful and melancholic, moving between dub pressure, hypnotic techno and moments of house-leaning warmth.
Through Dystopian and later WSNWG, he has built platforms around serious, focused techno and close collaboration with peers.
A young and uncompromising DJ is making waves in Europe’s hard dance underground. ROW1 represents a new generation of artists deliberately steering clear of the mainstream. At just 24, he’s turning heads with high-intensity sets and a signature blend of hard trance and driving, percussive energy, raw, direct, and built for the floor.
Scythe b2b OKSY brings a charged meeting of trance, techno & breaks.
A key force within the Maltese scene, Scythe moves between trance and techno without treating either as a fixed boundary. His sets are driven by feeling, reading the floor in real time and pushing intensity through mood, pressure and release.
Macedonian-born OKSY brings a different kind of charge, built around Latin club, bounce, breakbeat and filthy low-end movement. Fast, sweaty and unpredictable, her sound is made to loosen the room and push it into full-body motion.
The Tunegirl brings a lifetime of sound into a live modular techno set.
Her path started far from the usual club route, from hard rock and school bands in the 70s, through funk, soul, synth-pop and early DJ years in the 80s. Later, the stripped machine sound of Detroit techno, minimal, acid and house became the real turning point, with artists like Jeff Mills, Robert Hood, Richie Hawtin and K-Hand shaping her direction.
After years of writing with classic hardware, software and different studio setups, she found her true instrument in eurorack modular. At Dalma, The Tunegirl performs live with a raw, hardware-led approach. No fixed arrangement, no easy shortcuts. Just machines, instinct and techno built in the moment.
ÜBERKIKZ combines driving kicks, tooly synths, tribal and folkloric elements into a hypnotic journey. With each kick, she tells stories that resonate deeply, encouraging a confrontation with one's origins. Free from thought, almost instinctively, her sets are a call to surrender to the moment and experience all these raw emotions in its purest form.
At the heart of her sets lies the belief that we all share a common origin – beyond nationality, culture, gender or sexuality. Music is the universal bond that unites us, and this is the essence ÜBERKIKZ aims to express through her art: the power of rhytms to bring us together as a community and remind us of the unity of all humanity.
Vagabund is a Cologne based artist, blending various sub-genres of Techno into a developing and driving sound with a freshly and diverse curated track selection.
Yanamaste brings raw, modular techno into a live setting.
Raised in Georgia, his musical background started early through piano, percussion and traditional Georgian folk instruments, influences that still shape the long melodies, sequences and rhythms running through his productions. His sound is known for twisted melodic lines, raw modular textures and a deep sense of movement.
At Dalma, Yanamaste performs live, bringing new material and studio-built tension into the room in real time. Focused, physical and detailed, this is techno shaped through rhythm, instinct and machine pressure
