Electronic Artist Guide

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    artist guide, Funk

    Lettuce: Tight ensemble playing and deep funk grooves bring live instrumental energy to a lineup shaped by electronic rhythms.

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    artist guide, Deep house

    Lee Burridge: Patiently unfolding house selections encourage immersion, with subtle changes and melodic detail shaping the arc of a long set.

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    artist guide, Deep house

    Lane 8: Patient melodic development and a steady house pulse encourage immersion rather than a rush through big moments.

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    artist guide, Electronic music

    Kursa: Intricate edits and experimental bass textures create unpredictable rhythmic movement, with an emphasis on the possibilities of sound design.

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    artist guide, Electronic rock

    Phantogram: Electronic production, guitar textures and distinctive vocals form a darker, song-focused contrast to instrumental dance music.

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    artist guide, Trance music

    Paul van Dyk: Expansive melodies and sustained rhythmic drive connect his performances with the enduring emotional appeal of trance music.

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    artist guide, Trance music

    Paul Oakenfold: Melodic dance music and a long history in club culture give his performances a broad connection to trance and electronic music.

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    artist guide, Jam band

    Papadosio: Live instruments, electronic textures and extended improvisations join in music that moves comfortably between songcraft and exploration.

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    artist guide, Psybient

    Ott: Dub-weighted bass and carefully arranged psychedelic detail offer a slower, spacious counterpoint to the faster dance-floor styles.

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    artist guide, Glitch hop

    Opiuo: Playful rhythmic turns and funk-heavy bass make his music colorful and kinetic, with room for both detail and release.

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    artist guide, Goa trance

    Nebula Meltdown: Rich melodic layers and psychedelic production connect contemporary electronic detail with the spiraling arrangements of Goa trance.

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    artist guide, Glitch hop

    Mr. Bill: Intricate edits and detailed production give his music a restless rhythmic surface, with surprising sounds woven into the groove.

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The Tetramode Vision

Guided by a clear vision that has remained steady since 2013, Tetramode is rooted in a deep commitment to elevating the cultural landscape through high-quality psychedelic fashion. Our designs are born from profound shamanic encounters, each one a visual echo of the mysteries uncovered through inner exploration. This isn't just fashion, it's a wearable reflection of the unseen. Woven into every pattern are the imprints of visionary journeys, symbols and forms drawn from the depths of consciousness. We believe these expressions aren't just personal, they're universal. They speak to something shared, something collective. Tetramode lives in that space of connection, created to bridge inner worlds with outer culture, and to remind us that the journey is still unfolding.


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