Juno Reactor

Performers

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  JUNO

  Sam & Kahlia. Pop duo from Brisbane, AUS.

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  Victor Ruiz
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  Danakil
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  Bart Skils
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  al'tarba

  French abstract/hip hop/beatmaker from Toulouse,also member of the Droogz Brigade!

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  Manudigital

  Riddim Maker / Bass Player/ Producer

  Booking : booking@xrayproduction.com

  NEW EP "RAGGA BLASTA" WITH SKARRA MUCCI OUT NOW 👉 https://linktr.ee/manudigital

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  Orange Blossom

  NOUVEL ALBUM DISPONIBLE

  En tournée : https://beacons.ai/orangeblossom

  Écouter l'album : https://urlr.me/P7Lhj

  Live Sessions : youtu.be/J5sLPMBzpUU

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  RIM'K
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  skarra mucci

  The dancehall president 🇯🇲

  New EP with Manudigital out now!

  https://linktr.ee/skarra.mucci

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  Mentissa

  Novembre 2020. Mentissa débarque à Paris, Gare du Nord, en provenance Bruxelles. La vingtaine à

  peine entamée, la jeune fille s’apprête à tenter sa chance le jour même devant le jury de The Voice,

  armée d’une chanson de Dua Lipa revisitée. La suite a animé les conversations de millions de

  français pendant quelques mois : 4 sièges retournés, le choix du « coach » Vianney, des prestations

  bouleversantes qui mènent Mentissa jusqu’à cette finale au cours de laquelle elle dévoile pour la

  première fois une chanson inédite. Une chanson manifeste écrite et composée par Vianney à partir

  de l’histoire de Mentissa. Un autoportrait sans filtre, scandé par une jeune femme certaine d’avoir

  trouvé sa place. Une chanson qui en annonce d’autres. Et Bam.

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  Atili

  Vapor Dub ❤

  Booking : reggaedav.booking@gmail.com

  Manager : pichoirannabelle@gmail.com

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  Protokseed

  Protokseed is a French Tekno producer and DJ.

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  TRACY DE SA

  Inspired by the groundbreaking rap music of the 90s as well as by her eventful biography, Tracy De Sá draws on a rich cultural pool for her musical vision. Born in Goa, India, and raised in both Portugal and Spain, her sound is characterised by different traditions and is as danceable as it is catchy and empowering – the perfect mixture for electrifying club bangers with catchy tunes. This is exactly what she has been unleashing on crowds across Europe for a few years now: Whether with tracks such as ‘P.O.R.N’ (2021), ‘I Make That’ (2023), or ‘Knife’ (2025) – the latest crazy collaboration with the French duo PØGØ – the repertoire of her electro-trap productions is always up to date. Last year, she released ‘3’ (2024), her strongest album to date, which shows a mature, stylistically confident artist with plenty of original ideas. And she will also be bringing these to her first concert with us in Hamburg.

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  VictorRuiz
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  Oliver Huntemann

  Myths abound in the north when it comes to techno ground zero, and they refuse to go away. Oliver

  Huntemann is one of a handful of children of the north who, for what seems like an eternity, add an element

  of credence to the mythology. He does not, of course, live in a snowy forest or at the edge of the polar

  oceans. The sun does, on occasion, shine down on Hamburg. Nevertheless, there is a tendency towards

  hypothermic reduction in the rigorous efficiency of the Huntemann oeuvre. Images of cold storage

  warehouses, desolate heavy plant sites and bluish flesh are not entirely misplaced. Shards of German

  Engineering glimmer in his music, laced with persuasive logic, gruesome Darwinism. What remains: what

  works.

  In “Brighter than the sun“, the English music theorist Kodwo Eshun depicts the birthplace of Kraftwerk,

  Dusseldorf, as the “Mississippi Delta of Techno“. Huntemann’s tracks may well have dragged themselves

  out of the same primeval soup, but it was the far north which fired them with the necessary steel for

  clubland. The resulting creations are linear, free of fancy, charmingly direct. One particular London arbiter of

  taste sought to label the nature of his skeletal sound as “bare and striped back to the metallic core“ –

  whereby Huntemann’s reduction does not end in thin minimalism, it draws attention to the core itself. Less

  is more to the max. The only luxury is a little dirt.

  Whilst hordes of German producers and DJs set their satnavs for Berlin, Oliver Huntemann chose to head

  back home! His epicenter is, and will remain, the north. Hamburg, to be exact. This is where he produces

  his music and it is from here that he sets out into the world, thrilling the populous with his DJ sets.

  Oliver Huntemann’s concrete roots can be traced back to early techno. Had he been any younger, he would

  undoubtedly have sucked electronica like mother’s milk from a C64 chip. Like so many of his colleagues,

  his route to techno took a tour through electro and rave. He could tell the usual veteran tales when it comes

  to influences, his first record purchases, or on the subject of the good old days. Been there, done that! It

  was more difficult maintaining a low profile.

  Huntemann the producer and collaborator has racked up remixes for the likes of Chemical Brothers,

  Depeche Mode, Underworld (the list goes on) and his work with Dubfire now spans a good eight years

  (Elements, Dios, Diablo, Humano).

  Since 2016, his residency at Watergate has been illuminating Berlin's nightlife quite brilliantly, whilst he

  continues to play clubs and festivals all over the planet: from Warung in Brazil and the Rex Club in

  Paris to BPM Festival in Mexico, Strawberry Fields and Let Em Eat Cake in Australia or Woogie Weekend in

  California.

  2017 sees the arrival of Oliver Huntemann's 5th album “Propaganda”,

  trailered by two EPs entitled Rotlicht and Poltergeist. All three releases ripple with taut techno tunes as only

  he can deliver. Six long years have passed since the 4th Huntemann album “Paranoia”, but do not be fooled

  into thinking he was taking a break - on the contrary, he has been busier than ever. Countless releases &

  remixes followed, putting Huntemann constantly on the chart rotations.

  That’s how it is in the north, actions count, not appearances!