Through his music, Dyzen tells stories. Each of his tracks and sets is a cohesive narrative full of emotion and plot twists. Although Francesco Perrone is rhythmically rooted in techno and focuses on a distinct groove, his sound is infused with psychedelic colors and an uplifting atmosphere. As a key artist for the HABITAT label run by Mind Against, and a creator associated with imprints such as Afterlife, Siamese, and The Moment, he consistently builds his position on the international stage. Beloved by the festival crowd, he returns to Audioriver for the third time in three years—this time performing solo, following last year’s b2b set with Sideral.

You all know Effy from her Valentine’s Day single “Iluv” with Mall Grab, but she is an artist who has been playing the most important clubs from the British Isles to Ibiza for several years now. Her sound has evolved from chilled-out house to fast, yet incredibly airy music built on breaks and trance-inspired synths. Every one of her sets is a multi-genre exploration, full of excursions into speed garage, grime, or UK funky. It’s a full-throttle celebration of British club culture! After her brilliant sets at Audioriver Residency, she’s now set to play in Łódź!

A meeting of two generations of the Berlin techno scene! On one side, Ellen Allien, who is arguably one of the most pivotal artists in the genre. Since the early ’90s, she could be found at Tresor or E-Werk, and her productions and BPitch Control label went on to define the 2000s. On the other, Salome. The Georgian artist whose move to the German capital triggered a booking explosion at the scene’s most vital venues and a residency at Herrensauna. Both are united by a love for techno, electro, acid, and all related sounds born in gritty, basement spaces.