Another meeting of these veterans of the Polish scene. Leon, Audioriver’s curator and booker, is a figure who needs little introduction in Plock, but we’ll do it anyway: he’s a DJ who has toured the country far and wide, and his selections in the house and techno fields are often mesmerizing and always tailored to the venue. Glasse is a fellow with similar experience. Behind the decks since 1996, he has traveled the road from classic, sing-along house to deep, ephemeral sounds, so it’s no wonder they get along so well together.

Levela has been involved in drum and bass for so long that there will probably be people in front of the stage at his performance who weren’t even around yet, when he was already beginning to realize his passion for broken rhythms. This experienced DJ and producer has worked with Noisia, Hybrid Minds and Mefjus, among others, whom he has remixed. He has released and self-mastered around a hundred tracks. He has spent two decades in the industry, thirteen years running Multi Function, his own party in Brighton. He’s an old hand at fast-paced music, and despite the world’s rush, he’s still ahead of everyone with a fresh sound.

LP Giobbi is a DJ and producer who released her debut album “Light Places” this spring. As a jazz-trained artist, she can’t help but also use her talents during DJ-sets, going live on piano or modular synthesizer. She describes herself as a one-woman jam band. She grew up, after all, in a household run by two devotees of The Grateful Dead. Her wide-ranging musical interests can be heard in her sets that pay homage to the roots of club music, as well as in her productions. Her house music jamming has found recognition from the world’s biggest festivals and events.