Berlin duo Brutalismus 3000, Victoria Vassiliki Daldas and Theo Zeitner, craft a raw, high-BPM "nu-gabber-post-techno-punk" sound. Fusing gabber, hardcore, and punk, their energetic live shows feature multilingual lyrics in English, German, and Slovak, often with political themes. Their acclaimed album Ultrakunst and tracks like "Romantika" and "Satan Was a Babyboomer" exemplify their unique style. They earned the Best Newcomer award at the 2023 VIA Awards.
Peekaboo, also known as Matthew Lucas, is a Detroit-born American dubstep producer and DJ. He's recognized for his distinctive freeform and space bass sound, blending deep basslines and genre-bending electronic music. His notable works include tracks like "Babatunde," "Hydrate," and "Badders," along with his debut album "Eyes Wide Open." He is currently touring, bringing his innovative sound to audiences.
Grammy-nominated musician Madeon rose to international fame in 2011 with Pop Culture. Known for writing, producing, and performing, he released the album Good Faith and collaborated with Lady Gaga on her hit single 911, alongside remixes and festival performances.
RL Grime rose to prominence with viral remixes of Chief Keef and Kanye West. Known for his annual Halloween mix, he released his debut album VOID in 2014, which hit number one on the US Electronic chart. He has collaborated with Big Sean, Miguel, and Skrillex.
Glaive, born Ash Blue Gutierrez in Florida, is an American singer-songwriter from North Carolina. Known for pioneering digicore and hyperpop, his music blends pop, emo, and indie rock with introspective lyrics. His discography includes albums like I Care So Much That I Don't Care at All, May It Never Falter, Y'all, and the collaborative God Save The Three with Kurtains. Popular songs include "Astrid" and "the prom." He has collaborated with artists such as Ericdoa and Machine Gun Kelly.
Detroit-based electronic duo Snow Strippers, Tatiana Schwaninger and Graham Perez, formed in 2021, crafting an intense electropop and EDM fusion. Known for their high-energy sound and nostalgic 2000s aesthetics, they gained online prominence. Key releases include "The Snow Strippers" (2022) and "Night Killaz, Vol. 2" (2024).
