Sept (Berlin)

Sept is one of the first names that comes to mind when talking about techno. Throughout his career, he has consistently stayed away from mainstream sounds. His DJ sets are true musical journeys, and his sound continues to evolve while remaining deeply rooted in techno. At the same time, Sept masterfully balances darkness and light, creating layered sonic experiences that regularly take him to some of the most respected clubs across Asia, Europe, North America, and South America.
Beyond his artistic work, Sept has been one of the driving forces behind the Polish electronic music scene. Since the beginning of his career, he has been actively involved in event organization and artistic curation, leaving a lasting mark on the development of the scene. In 2024, he took another step forward by founding OPUS, a multidisciplinary project that brings together music and visual arts through its own label and event series.
Sept’s music has been released on renowned labels such as CLERGY, BPitch, Flash Recordings, KYSH, and his own OPUS imprint. His mixes have been featured in some of the world's most respected podcast series, including Boiler Room, Mixmag, HÖR, Vault Sessions, Slam Radio, and HATE.

Slava Lepsheiev (Kyiv)

Founder of Cxema (Схема), the Kyiv-based organization that has become one of the key driving forces behind the evolution of electronic music culture in Ukraine.
Slava organized the first Cxema parties in the spring of 2014, at a time when cultural and nightlife activities had nearly come to a standstill due to political and economic crises. His core vision has always been to stage raves in unconventional urban locations — garage cooperatives, riverside skate parks, film studios, and former industrial sites. These events foster collaboration between musicians, architects, and artists, transforming the rave into a platform for progressive youth culture and creative exchange.
Slava’s mission is to develop Ukraine’s contemporary nightlife culture and strengthen Kyiv’s position as one of the leading centers of the progressive electronic music scene. By introducing new cultural values and practices, he sees Cxema as a catalyst for broader social transformation in the country.

morekhvyli (Kyiv)

A multi-genre DJ and active participant in the Ukrainian electronic music scene. Her sound combines hypnotic atmospheres with dynamic energy, moving across diverse sonic territories — from immersive ambient textures to rhythmic, broken, and experimental forms.
Her sets focus on creating a cohesive sonic environment where rhythm and texture work together seamlessly. Her approach is built on careful selection and the gradual development of energy, resulting in a harmonious narrative structure. Working with intricate details and layered sounds, she occasionally incorporates organic samples and unconventional elements that add depth and a sense of liveliness to her performances.
She has performed at Berlin’s legendary Tresor club as well as at key venues across Ukraine, including Brukxt, Community Cafe, Closer Connections, Keller, HVLV, Mezzanine (Kyiv), Scena 5, Some People (Kharkiv), Sympatia (Khmelnytskyi), 0432 (Vinnytsia), Prombar (Ivano-Frankivsk), Spalah (Dnipro), Fader (Lviv), and Kultura (Uzhhorod).
Her mixes have been featured on BCCO (New Faces S5), Fade Radio, Noneside, 20ft Radio, komrad, Difficult Dance, VORTEX, and Krytotyt. She has also performed for numerous local projects, including Kultura Zvuku, What is Feminine?, ÓПІК, Hidden, HUM/ГУЛ, and the Jäger Music Awards.
morekhvyli continues to explore the balance between the functional power of dance music and experimental approaches, creating sets that resonate both on and beyond the dancefloor.

Levchenko (Kryvyi Rih)

A DJ and sound artist from Ukraine known for emotionally charged and energetic sets that balance nostalgia with contemporary sound. A graduate of Kultura Zvuku (2025), she has developed a distinctive style that combines warm analog textures with progressive rhythms.
Musical genres: Disco / Italo Disco / Nu Disco; Melodic House & Techno; Deep House; Techno (Peak Time / Driving); Electronica / Leftfield; Balearic / Acid / Breaks.