MAINLINE MUSIC

Having consistently dominated charts and DJ playlists with a steady flow of releases on high-profile labels like Drumcode, Plus8/Minus, Cocoon and his own Tronic imprint (the No.2 top selling techno label in the world according to Beatport). Christian Smith has operated at the top of his game for over a decade now and with his trademark housy techno he’s spent the last yeaAr smashing dancefloors while celebrating his label’s 400th release.

During the pandemic, Christian started his weekly Tronic Thursday stream which has reached over 10M people, and has become one of the main regular techno streams on the net. On the remix front, Christian has recently reworked a track by UK hip hop superstar "Stormzy". 

James Trystan has established himself as a powerhouse in the electronic music scene with killer releases on Bedrock, Suara, and Sascha Braemer’s What I Play. Tracks like "Black Magic" and "The Way Back" have earned widespread acclaim, dominating Ibiza dance floors and resonating with influential tastemakers worldwide. His ability to craft rolling tech-house anthems and epic, emotive productions has cemented his reputation as a top-tier producer,

Beyond the studio, Trystan's dynamic live sets have captivated fans across Ukraine, Southeast Asia, the US, and beyond. His entrepreneurial spirit led to the creation of Flow, a touring agency representing talents like Thomas Gandey and Djuma Soundsystem. 

Oliver Ho is a key figure in the hard techno scene of the mid-'90s, known for his fast, percussive, and tribal sound. Releasing on labels like Blueprint, Surface, and his own Meta, he gained a loyal following in techno hotspots like Germany and Japan. Tracks like The Gathering and albums such as Listening to the Voice Inside showcased his talent for both dancefloor anthems and atmospheric soundscapes, blending influences from Detroit, Berlin, and Swedish techno.

 

Growing up in West London, Ho drew inspiration from industrial pioneers like Brian Eno and Coil before turning to techno. His ability to innovate while staying true to the genre’s raw energy made him a respected name among both DJs and listeners, solidifying his place as a trailblazer in underground electronic music.

Rinaly is a Japanese DJ and music producer known for her focus on Uplifting Trance, with versatility in Progressive House and Psychedelic Trance. Since 2014, she has performed at major festivals and venues worldwide, including EDC Mexico, Ultra, Dreamstate, Transmission, and Amsterdam Dance Event. Her track "Wave of Affection" topped Beatport's Trance chart and ranked 56th in the All Genre section, earning her the title of Asia's number one female Trance DJ.

 

Her earlier solo single, "Phoenix Pinion," released on Aly & Fila's Future Sound of Egypt label, exceeded 200,000 Spotify streams shortly after its debut in 2020. With her vibrant energy and chart-topping releases, Rinaly continues to captivate fans across the global electronic music scene.

The Shannon Brothers, Rickey and Louis Shannon, are a London-born DJ duo specializing in Techno and Electro. Performing over 300 gigs annually, they headline events like WOMB’s iconic INTER party in Tokyo and have captivated audiences across Asia and Japan, including major venues like ZEROTOKYO and CELAVITOKYO. Recognized by LA Weekly as one of the top 15 next-generation artists, their high-energy sets attract over 200,000 fans yearly.

 

In 2023, they released their debut EP Persistence, blending Techno and Electro with themes of AI and nature, accompanied by popular YouTube live sets surpassing 1,000,000 views. Following a standout performance for 60,000 fans at the GMO SONIC main stage, the duo is set to embark on a world tour in 2024.

Stanton Warriors, the legendary bass duo of Mark Yardley and Dominic Butler, burst onto the scene with their award-winning compilation The Stanton Sessions. Known for their unclassifiable yet distinct sound, they’ve released on iconic labels like XL Records, Fabric, and Universal, while remixing major artists such as Daft Punk, Fatboy Slim, MIA, and Gorillaz.

 

Their most recent album, Rise (New State Music), alongside collaborations with Dirtybird, Mad Decent, and OWLSA, has reaffirmed their influence. With a string of hits on their tastemaker label Punks, the Stanton Warriors continue to sell out tours across the USA, Europe, Australia, and the Far East, solidifying their status as electronic music legends.

Trilucid, the progressive house duo formed in 2009 by Hilton Caswell and Andy MacDougall, has earned a reputation for producing high-quality, dancefloor-ready tracks. Hilton brings his experience as a DJ, producer, and promoter of London’s top underground events, while Andy contributes his expertise as a producer and mastering engineer for major artists and labels.

 

Their breakout tracks, including Departures and Syntax, have garnered global acclaim, receiving support from industry heavyweights like Armin van Buuren, Gareth Emery, Ferry Corsten, and Markus Schulz. With their seamless collaboration and dedication to the craft, Trilucid continues to make waves in the progressive house scene worldwide.

Xinzi Han, nurtured in the big-room spaces of China, transitioned from her commercial roots to pursue her passion for modern Techno. During the Covid pandemic, her livestreams quickly gained attention, showcasing her natural talent as a DJ and performer. Her headline appearances at events like the 2022 Sanya Fashion Show, UCCA Lab NYE, Electric Ski Carnival, and Techno Is Woman in Shanghai have solidified her status as a rising star in the Chinese electronic music scene.

 

Beyond the decks, Xinzi has demonstrated her artistry as a visual performer, headlining the Discovery Virtual Festival in Seoul, which garnered over 10 million views during the first global lockdown. 

Yogetsu Akasaka, a Tokyo-born musician and Zen Buddhist monk, combines ancient Buddhist chanting with live looping and beatboxing. Starting as a beatboxer in 2005, he performed globally before returning to music in 2017 after Zen monk training. His innovative style merges Buddhist teachings with modern electronic techniques, creating a transcendent sound.

Using tools like a loop station, handpan, and layered vocals, Yogetsu crafts music ranging from meditative calm to expansive techno, aiming to bring healing and mindfulness. His pandemic-era Tronic Thursday stream reached over 10 million viewers, cementing his place as a key figure in online techno.

With nearly three decades in the industry, this seasoned DJ has performed worldwide, including headline slots at EDC Las Vegas in 2018 and 2019, captivating over 400,000 attendees. His original tracks, such as Trickster and Tiger Beetle, have gained global acclaim, with Trickster reaching the Top 10 on TraxSource.

 

As Executive Producer of Japan’s largest dance festivals, including EDC Japan and GMO SONIC, he has shaped events attended by tens of thousands. His signature parties, UDVD and JIWAJIWA Tokyo, consistently break attendance records, while collaborations with artists like Eric Prydz and Fisher further cement his impact on the global dance music scene.