Adriatique
What’s in a name? For Adrian Shala and Adrian Schweizer, it’s a decade – and counting – of joint creativity. After getting to know each other in Zürich in 2008, Adrian & Adrian became inseparable, not just as friends, but also as artists. The two men carved out a career as one of the most consistently delivering DJ/producer duos in the house and techno scene: Adriatique.
The key to an enduring partnership is, of course, to complement each other, and the two Adrians do so admirably. Music-wise, their various tastes combine into one unique sound, and their respective preference for studio work and performance means that both aspects are equally well covered.
Adriatique’s DJ performances as well as their productions are long, meditative, relentlessly building affairs, ever challenging the listener with subtle twists interrupting their hypnotic groove. There is more to the duo than just a well-oiled electronic music machine, however. They also live together, draw plans together, and support art in all its forms together.
After almost a decade of joint work, 2016 saw the fulfillment of Adrian and Adrian’s long-held wish: the founding of their very own music label annex platform for the arts. Called Siamese, their imprint releases Adriatique’s own music as well as productions by others, as long as it adheres to the Adrians’ creed: that music should be meditation. Going above and beyond the average for a label, Siamese also supports visual and performance artists, organizing club nights that place these collaborators in the spotlights just as much as the musical stars.
Drawing from their own experience as strangers turned fulltime partners, Adrian and Adrian know that it is the bridging of differences that breeds creativity. This is why, in the future, they plan on expanding their network of collaborators as well as the creative scope of Siamese’s activities. They may be a decade in the business, but Adriatique’s true mission has only just begun.
Philou
Born in Paris but having lived and stayed extensively in Brazil, Philou has emerged as a significant figure in the music scene. Her approach to music is underpinned by a sonic palette that is punchy, groovy, and dynamic, effortlessly bridging genres from Indie Dance and House to Latino rhythms.
Her sets, reflects her own broadranging cultural experiences and musical influences.
In the past year we could find her playing all over the world, from Rex Club in Paris to Voodoo Village in Belgium, Burning Man in Nevada, Onda Linda in Mexico or Gospel in New York. Philou has been firmly establishing her place in the modern rave landscape.
With a robust portfolio that spans continents and resonates across diverse audience.
Samm
Born in Belgium, Samm got fascinated with electronic music and vinyl and started DJing and producing at a young age. After a decade of building a strong reputation as a producer, Samm’s solo project saw the light of day. His music provides a warm and feel-good blend of melodic techno and afro-house with a touch of soul. His debut single ‘Does It Matter’ received support from big names like CamelPhat, Keinemusik and Adriatique and he his on his way to become one of today’s most sought-after DJ/Producers.
Adrián Mills
Adrián Mills is a DJ and producer born in Spain and grew up in Pforzheim, Germany. He is known for his eclectic and dynamic music style, encompassing a diverse range of hard sounds. His sonic palette includes (Early) hardstyle, hardcore, acid, and hard techno, all infused with unique elements such as ghetto influences and vocals.
Jersey
As self-described, Jersey is just two brothers making music. Reaching one million streams and getting co-signed by Fred Again.., Jersey is France’s next up in electronica. Their 2023 EP The World I’m Searching For is trance-inducing, placing them on maps far beyond where they call home. Going nearly viral for some of the most electrifying and vibrant sets spun in elegant Parisian apartments, their music is infused with the brilliance of their nonchalance. They’re fully consumed by having the time of their lives and it’s felt in every millisecond of their optimistic dance music. They’re electrified by a crowd that’s electrified by them—a feedback loop of blinding exuberance.
Solomun
Solomun (born Mladen Solomun: 1975 in Bosnia and Herzegovina), raised in Hamburg, has played a major role in redefining European House Music, with productions, remixes and stand-out DJ sets that take the very building blocks of House and sensitively reconstruct them: adding a fresh, ultramodern twist to the genre. A well-respected underground producer for a number of years, he regularly hits the top spot of readers’ polls in music industry magazines – confirming his measure in every important category.
His stratospheric rise in popularity kicked off in 2012, after a legendary first season on Ibiza with his own label-inspired Diynamic Neon Nights at Sankeys.
Here, he and his crew took up the challenge and initiated a take-over of what was becoming a clichéd scene. This first assault on the White Island brought Solomun his just-rewards in the shape of Best Producer title at the DJ Awards Ibiza and DJ of the Year from Mixmag Magazine. It follows that “Neon Nights” will continue at Sankeys again this summer, along with an own night every Sunday at Pacha/Ibiza “Solomun +1”.
&ME
When it comes to House and Techno, &ME might seem like he came out of nowhere — but his rise has been anything but random. His modest approach, already hinted at in his alias, hides a solid foundation built on years of work: solo releases, remixes, collaborations, and projects that speak for themselves. There’s no need for namedropping — the music does the talking.
Over the past few years, he’s delivered a steady flow of globally praised tracks, many of them released on Keinemusik, the Berlin-based collective he co-founded alongside Rampa, Adam Port, Reznik, and visual artist Monja Gentschow. His remix of Guy Gerber’s “What To Do” and his standout productions on the label have become essential cuts in the sets of top DJs worldwide.
With a DIY spirit, laid-back energy, and razor-sharp production instincts, &ME has carved out a singular place in the scene — bridging innovation with wide-reaching impact, and standing out as one of electronic music’s most original voices.
Rampa
Since 2009, Rampa has shaped his identity through Keinemusik — the Berlin-based label and tight-knit collective he co-founded with &ME, Adam Port, Reznik, and visual artist Monja Gentschow. More than just a label, it’s a creative hub built on friendship, collaboration, and a distinct DIY spirit. Within this universe, Rampa has forged a signature sound, often in close partnership with &ME, delivering standout productions that have become staples in clubs and festivals worldwide.
Beyond Keinemusik, his work spans across essential labels like Circoloco, Innervisions, Afterlife, Crosstown Rebels, and Kompakt, to name just a few — showing his versatility and deep understanding of electronic music’s many shades.
Lately, Rampa has turned his focus even more toward production — whether in the studio or through his TEILE project, a boutique line of custom analog effects built specifically for DJs. A gear head at heart, he’s always experimenting with sound and tech. And while he’s selective with gigs these days, every set is delivered with purpose, precision, and undeniable presence.