Kid Simius has a motto: “there are no genres, no borders, there is only music.” Acting on this maxim translates into an eclectic output that draws from Balearic club culture, house and disco, but the most important element of his music is a positive mood and good energy. Kid Simius is looking for ways to connect people with each other and spreading smiles. Just listen to his latest EP “Chicken Mango,” which he released on his Jirafa Records label. How beautiful and warm it sounds! Simply perfect music for partying on the beach.

Klangkuenstler doesn’t like to talk about himself too much. He draws inspiration from the early 2000s, loves heavy industrial techno, and his music tries to reflect the prevailing mood around him while expressing anger, melancholy and hope for a better tomorrow. There’s a certain note of black metal romanticism in his art, and it’s not just about stylized logos, but about disagreement with the established order, which is expressed in the demolishing pace of powerful kicks and overdrive that sizzles like the fires of hell.

Korea describe themselves as a Poznań-based tech house boysband. They’re deeply indebted to the genre, fascinated by its heavy rhythm section, fat bass and energetic vocals. Their sets are pure vibes.