Electronic Artist Guide

Avalon: Clear melodic development and driving full-on rhythms create an expansive trance sound with direct dance-floor appeal.

ATYYA: Deep bass and spacious melodic textures encourage a slower kind of movement, with careful attention to atmosphere.

Atriohm: Dense, organic textures and twisting rhythmic detail connect his sound with the deeper, more immersive traditions of forest trance.

Astrix: Rolling bass, expansive melodies and patiently built tension give his trance a sweeping character with plenty of detail beneath the peaks.

Armin van Buuren: Broad melodies and carefully paced peaks connect a long-standing trance identity with the scale and variety of major festival stages.

Altruism: Driving bass and bright psychedelic details create a full-on sound with energetic rhythmic movement and a clear dance-floor focus.

Alix Perez: Precision percussion and deep bass connect his drum-and-bass work with a wider interest in minimal, weighty electronic production.

Ajja: Twisting melodic detail and finely layered rhythms make his trance intricate and energetic, inviting attention beyond the surface pulse.

Ace Ventura: Deep grooves and steadily unfolding arrangements give dancers time to settle into the rhythm before the next musical shift arrives.

A Hundred Drums: Percussion and deep bass create a grounded rhythmic language, with an emphasis on texture and physical movement.

Chris Lake: Direct bass lines and crisp percussion make his house sets rhythm-led, with memorable vocal fragments adding character.

Chmura: Melodic atmosphere and bass-rich textures give his production a flowing character that suits immersive festival listening.

Charlotte de Witte: Stripped-down rhythms, acid textures and relentless pacing place the emphasis on movement and sustained late-night momentum.