Kinder, the sister duo of Savannah and Briony Osei, have become a rising force in Australia’s dance music scene. From their early roots in Maitland, NSW to commanding festival stages like Splendour in the Grass and Listen Out, they’ve built a reputation for genre-blending sets, bold remixes, and vibrant originals. With releases like Yenko and Akwaaba celebrating their Ghanaian heritage, and 2024’s Meet My Other marking an exciting new chapter, Kinder continue to fuse culture, club energy, and electrifying performance into every beat.

Rodriguez Jr.—the moniker of French artist Olivier Mateu—is a trailblazer in melodic house and techno, known for fusing analog warmth with emotive, genre-blurring soundscapes. With releases on labels like Anjunadeep and Armada, and remixes for icons such as Stephan Bodzin and Röyksopp, his work bridges the electronic and organic like few others. A sought-after live performer, Mateu brings his vintage synth-driven sets to top stages worldwide, from Burning Man to Fabric London, creating a powerful emotional connection that defines his signature sound.

JOPLYN is a Berlin-based electronic artist known for her unique blend of melodic techno, 2000s-style electro, and eclectic electronica—all written, produced, and performed with her own vocals. With releases on top labels like Crosstown Rebels and Watergate Records, and collaborations with icons like Damian Lazarus and Booka Shade, she’s carved out a distinct space in the scene. Named BBC Radio 1’s “Future Star of 2022” by Pete Tong, JOPLYN is redefining what it means to be a singing techno DJ.

London-based duo TMPLE—made up of Charlie Jordan and James Fitz-Gibbon—blend deep melodic house with live performance flair. With early support from legends like Pete Tong and Jamie Jones, they’ve released on top labels including Crosstown Rebels and Moon Harbour. Known for their fully live sets featuring James’s own vocals, TMPLE is quickly gaining momentum as one of the most exciting acts to watch in 2024.

A decade after his debut, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs returns with When the Lights Go—a deeply personal, 17-track album shaped by grief, growth, and global uncertainty. Marking a shift into emotionally rich, pop-forward songwriting, the self-released project is a cathartic reflection on love, loss, and resilience. It’s a vulnerable, sonically mature statement that closes one chapter and opens another with renewed purpose.

Chambord is a French electronic duo whose journey began in high school and officially launched in 2019. Their breakout came during the global lockdown, with standout releases like “Wonderland” and “Mamentia,” and a self-produced live show that quickly earned them spots on top stages around the world—from Burning Man to ADE. Known for their vibrant, genre-blending sets and graffiti-inspired artistry, Chambord continues to make waves through their label Around Midnight and releases like “Together We Stand” and “Born in Blue,” which garnered millions of streams.

Parra for Cuva is a German electronic producer known for blending global sounds with emotive, melodic landscapes. His music evokes a sense of wanderlust, combining instruments like steel drums and mbiras with ambient electronica. With acclaimed albums like Paspatou and Juno, and performances at festivals like Burning Man, he’s built a style that balances dancefloor energy with introspection. His upcoming album Mimose continues this sonic exploration through rich collaborations and immersive textures.

With a breakout viral moment on TikTok, Danish pop duo ROYA quickly captured a global audience. Known for their euphoric, emotionally driven sound, they followed up with the hit “Cruise,” landing on 30+ Spotify Viral Charts and racking up 33M+ streams and 500M+ views. Now with 2.5M+ followers and a sold-out European tour behind them, ROYA is taking on major festivals and teasing new music, including the fan-created track “BoyZacharia.”

From headlining Coachella to topping charts with collaborators like deadmau5 and John Summit, HAYLA has quickly emerged as a powerful voice in electronic music. The Liverpool-born artist released her debut album DUSK in 2024, earning playlist acclaim and praise for standout tracks like “Alone.” With a sold-out solo tour and a new album on the way, she’s carving out a bold, genre-blurring path all her own.

Bad Snacks is a producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles by way of Boston, MA and is known for creating violin-infused genre-bending electronic music. Rich with lofi and dance influences, Bad Snacks’s catalog boasts an expansive landscape featuring lush strings, driving basslines, and hard-hitting grooves.

Emmit Fenn is a genre-defying American producer, singer, and songwriter known for his atmospheric blend of electronic, classical, and indie sounds. Since his breakout EP Prologue in 2017, he’s earned acclaim for his cinematic production style and collaborations with artists like Billie Eilish. With haunting vocals and introspective lyricism, Fenn continues to push creative boundaries and craft emotionally resonant music.

Arc De Soleil is one of many monikers of composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Daniel Kadawatha. With a focus on strong melodies and stringed instruments like the guitar and sitar, as well as infectious grooves and beats, Arc De Soleil’s music is both nostalgic and fresh.

Hailing from Berlin and molded by German electronic music and culture, Nils Hoffmann has always found solace in music. As a classically trained pianist, Nils grew up listening to producers like Paul Kalkbrenner and Trentemoller, and was inspired to start producing melodic, deep, and progressive house. To date, the 28 year old producer has racked up over 250m streams across all platforms.

Blu DeTiger is proof that bassists are main character material. The New York City born-and-raised artist picked up the bass guitar at age seven and soon after played her first gig at the legendary punk venue CBGB.

Bora Uzer has found musical and spiritual freedom in electronic music. Most of his life has been spent creating sound, manipulating frequencies and mastering everything from guitar to his own voice. Now he is doing so in a new musical world. He is taking his off-the-cuff, improvised and fully reactive live show to crowds of real music lovers around the planet and he’s having the time of his life.

From sunset slots at Miami’s We Belong Here festival to gracing main stages at events like EDC Mexico, Night Tales has solidified their presence on the international stage. Their dynamic live performances and innovative musical collaborations demonstrate their commitment to pushing the boundaries of electronica.

Girls of the Internet’s manifesto is clear; to create dance music that calls back to how it was made at its inception, but with the knowledge and experience of the past 50 years of the genre.

London-based Elkka is an artist who began her path as a singer-songwriter and has evolved into a multi-faceted producer, DJ and label boss. Sitting firmly in a lane of her own creation, Elkka’s music is a cross-pollination between house, electronica, percussive beats and dreamy vocals.

Armed with supernova vocal prowess and an explosive stage presence, Kaleena Zanders is one of the fastest emerging stars in music. 

Bad Snacks is a producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles by way of Boston, MA and is known for creating violin-infused genre-bending electronic music. Rich with lofi and dance influences, Bad Snacks’s catalog boasts an expansive landscape featuring lush strings, driving basslines, and hard-hitting grooves.

OLAN, created by songwriter and producer Luzana Flores, is an indie electronic live act and DJ known for blending melodic house, breakbeat, downtempo, and UK Garage.