Lannka invites Sébastien Léger to bring his meaningful, innovative style to Scorpios. Sébastien's purpose is to fill dancefloors from sunset to sunrise, all while allowing audiences to transcend alongisde a playful, euphoric mix built on 25 years of globe-trotting.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Scorpios resident Jean Claude Ades is joined by LA-based producer and DJ, Davi, who offers lush, progressive interpretations of myriad genres to create an experience that leaves you glowing from the warm haze of a packed dancefloor.

Lemurian explores the threads that run through past, present, and future with organic sounds and electronic beats, while Ohxalá take traditional folk elements from Portuguese, Brazilian and African cultures and merge them with infinitely danceable basslines.

Istanbul-based electro-acoustic trio Islandman experiment with a plethora of live percussion, lysergic electric guitars, and synthesizers to create mellow soundscapes that exhibit elements of Turkish psychedelia.

Turkish artist Bora Uzer infuses earthy house beats with improvised live instrumentals to capture the milieu of the dancefloor. Hailing from Iran, Los Angeles-based Armen Miran creates momentous sonic tapestries shaped by his experiences in the Middle East and US.

Delicate, melodic, powerful. Eduardo Castillo looks to his South American and European heritage to spin electronic soundscapes that take the listener through a range of feelings, as invited to Scorpios by Mykonos veteran Lannka.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Jewel of the white isle and Scorpios resident Jean Claude Ades invites the experimental, jazz-infused pop of WhoMadeWho to the stage for a potent concoction of floor-filling rhythms and electrifying delights.

Megablast and Eribertho Cruz dabble in reggae, hip hop, dub, techno, electronica, and beyond to create a unique sound through which to connect with something higher, while Spanish producer and DJ Landikhan plays his R&B-inflected deep house to the Aegean Sea.

With their residency at Scorpios, Bedouin have the breathing space to further experiment with the sounds that have taken them to Burning Man and beyond, while Lannka delivers a folkloric and subtly energetic deep house set.

When performing live, Shkoon's "Oriental slow house" is subject to improvisational whim, with Arabic melodies, playful drum machines, and a hotchpotch of electronic sounds organizing themselves into ever-more complex arrangements.

After agreeing in 2011 that “All Day I Dream”, Lee Burridge and a handful of friends founded the ADID record label as a platform for a melancholic strain of house and techno. This ADID showcase brings Lee Burridge and some of the label's best talent to the stage.

A juxtaposition of East and West, melancholy and the robotic — Lannka invites Stavroz to the stage without limitations as they together oscillate between the Orient and the Occident, crisp digitalism and deep human emotion, the old and new.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Scorpios resident Jean Claude Ades is joined by Keinemusik duo Rampa and Adam Port, who bring their authentic, humble style to Mykonos from Berlin. Get ready for laid back, sophisticated grooves — these guys will keep you dancing.

Uji brings indigenous South American rhythms and natural soundscapes to Scorpios Mykonos with what will be an enthralling live set, while Hot Oasis represent the influence of South Sinai through psychedelic synth patterns and crescendoing beats.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron takes us on an auditory journey through time — the perfect accent to the hallucinatory soundscapes of Bedouin.

A showcase of the talent behind the in-house label with veteran Scorpios DJ Jean Claude Ades and PAAX (Tulum). Come together for an evening of experimentation featuring a medley of electronic and acoustic sounds from Latin American folk music to jungle-inspired house.

RÜFÜS DU SOL have risen to new heights, now bona fide stars the world over, it's their rare DJ sets where they showcase the project's club culture roots, exploring the sounds and sonics that continue to influence their music.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Scorpios resident Jean Claude Ades is joined by Satori and Sorä for a night that will entice, excite and enrapture. Expect a panacea of organic harmonies, groove-filled basslines and hedonistic, electronic symphonies.

Ape Chimba's sound is a trip between the sacred and ecstatic, blending primal, mesmerising vocals with reflective electro-organic instrumentation, while Lannka pushes the boundaries of deep house beyond the realm of the dancefloor and into the space of the ethereal.

One of the driving forces behind the Point In Time label, Collé has become a regular feature in sets by Solomun and Âme. As a DJ, his style is timeless, engaging and never to be missed — the perfect accent to the hallucinatory soundscapes of Bedouin.

When we unite our consciousness with the universal consciousness and we sync our rhythm with the universal rhythm we are in a cosmic flow. Through our breath, movement, music, mantra & dance we will harmonize our soul, body, mind connection.

RÜFÜS DU SOL have risen to new heights, now bona fide stars the world over, it's their rare DJ sets where they showcase the project's club culture roots, exploring the sounds and sonics that continue to influence their music.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Tulum-based multi-instrumentalist Camilo Nu blends influences as wide-ranging as jazz, flamenco and gnawa to produce an eclectic down-tempo sound while Nick Varon delivers intriguing sets filled with underground house tracks and melodic, contemporary floor-fillers.

Colombian DJ Giovanny Aparicio brings his charismatic style to Scorpios Mykonos, built on dreamy, haunting melodies and groove-filled basslines. The pioneering duo of Bedouin will also grace the stage, bringing a sound that has defined Burning Man for nearly a decade.

Turkish artist Bora Uzer infuses earthy house beats with improvised live instrumentals to capture the milieu of the dancefloor, with Hyenah taking over the decks to use afro-house as a vehicle for promoting inclusion and togetherness through dance and expression.

Lannka presents the titan of concert techno, Jan Blomqvist. His genre-defining concoction of soaring vocals, touching lyrics and those familiar 808 kicks and deep melodies has enticed audiences beyond the horizon and into an engrossing musical dreamscape since 2012.

The Berlin-based keinemusik trio of &ME, Adam Port and Rampa hit the decks of Scorpios, bringing with them their DIY attitude, refined mixing style, sophisticated grooves and authentic take on deep house.

Portugese duo Ohxalá turn to the ancient rhythms of Iberia, Brazil and Africa to create pulsating, ritualistic sets that defy categorization. Also gracing the stage is Balearic legend Valentin Huedo with deeply sensitive and affective soundscapes.

Bedouin's hallucinatory soundscapes stand in contrast to the dark grooves and colourful sonic textures brought to you by Madota, the Iranian-Canadian duo who have been synonymous with Vancouver's nightlife since 2011.

Istanbul-based electro-acoustic trio Islandman mix live percussion and electric guitar with mellow electronic beats and elements of Turkish psychedelia to lysergic effect, before the duo of Derun manifest a potion of multicultural electronica that oozes sophistication.

Laying down recurring loops of a handful of instruments and samples, Satori encourages a trance-like collective state on the dancefloor, with traditional Greek instruments and deep house beats courtesy of Mykonos stalwart Valeron.

Lannka invites Sébastien Léger to bring his meaningful, innovative style to Scorpios. Sébastien's purpose is to fill dancefloors from sunset to sunrise, all while allowing audiences to transcend alongisde a playful, euphoric mix built on 25 years of globe-trotting.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

"Jean Claude Ades opens the night with deep, authentic house before handing the stage over to the much revered Agoria, who blesses us with his high-energy, pulsating sonic adventures. "

Tulum-based multi-instrumentalist Camilo Nu blends influences as wide-ranging as jazz, flamenco and gnawa to produce an eclectic down-tempo sound, while veteran DJ Zuma Dionys journeys to Mykonos to offer his shamanic house rituals to the dancefloor.

With their residency at Scorpios, Bedouin have the breathing space to further experiment with the sounds that have taken them to Burning Man and beyond, while Lannka delivers a folkloric and subtly energetic deep house set.

Venerated trend-setter Dennis Cruz brings his slick DJing to Mykonos. Expect an immersive set fusing deep, percussive sounds with diverse hooks, while SAVAGE & SHē offer an infectious, intimate performance that will captivate with meditative grooves and melodic pleasure

Delicate, melodic, powerful. Eduardo Castillo looks to his South American and European heritage to spin electronic soundscapes that take the listener through a range of feelings, as invited to Scorpios by Mykonos veteran Lannka.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

The Berlin-based Keinemusik due of &ME and Rampa hit the decks of Scorpios, bringing with them their DIY attitude, refined mixing style, sophisticated grooves and authentic take on deep house.

Inspired by the Caribbean, the Balkans, and beyond, JPATTERSSON embellishes electronic beats with live trumpet. Violinist and producer Álvaro Suárez is also a classically-trained musician who uses his instrumental virtuosity to build upon house-inspired beats.

Kicking off a new residency at Scorpios, Bedouin take to the decks to showcase the sound that has taken the duo to Burning Man and beyond. Later on, Hoomance offer up intimate and musically seductive mixes that exhibit undeniable Ibiza vibes.

Oscillating between downtempo and upbeat, Holed Coin Band use contrabass, guitar, and voice to create a uniquely danceable strand of "world music". Their live performances allow space for improvisation, heightened by the musical intimacy between band members.

A legend of the French rave scene, the much revered Agoria graces Scorpios Mykonos with his high-energy, pulsating sonic adventures. Taking it down a level, Nick Varon delivers intriguing sets filled with underground house tracks and melodic, contemporary floor-fillers.

Lannka invites the incredible Bob Moses duo to the stage. The Grammy award-winners bring their world-renowned style to Scopios Mykonos, going behind the decks for a captivating, euphoric experience that will be sure to make bodies move.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Scorpios resident Jean Claude Ades is joined by LA-based producer and DJ Davi, who offers lush, progressive interpretations of myriad genres that leave you glowing from the warm haze of a packed dancefloor.

The downtempo, organic afro-house of Izädora incorporates references to Nu Cumbia, Afro house, and tango music, while Just Emma bring their unmistakeable blend of the deep, playful and melodic to Paraga Beach.

With their residency at Scorpios, Bedouin have the breathing space to further experiment with the sounds that have taken them to Burning Man and beyond, while Lannka delivers a folkloric and subtly energetic deep house set.

Spiltting their time between Mexico and Spain, PAAX (Tulum) experiment with a number of electronic and acoustic sounds from Latin American folk music to synthesized bass lines.

Copenhagen's WhoMadeWho and their experimental, jazz-infused pop contrast Lannka's signature strand of folkloric house for an evening of discordant harmony.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Scorpios Mykonos resident Jean Claude Ades brings us his authentic, engaging interpretation of deep-house alongside Cristiano and Sheena Savage — whose infectious, intimate sets captivate audiences with meditative grooves and melodic pleasure.

A duo known for bringing elements of theater and art into their performances, Kurup & Jacira are equal parts playful, dreamlike, and philosophically serious. Aaroon also uses his music as a platform for pensiveness between beats.

Enlightening and moving sets are typical of the Dutch producer and DJ Satori, whose earthy tones and computerized beats defy categorization. Sorä produces music that melts his Oriental and Balkan roots into a poetic, powerful elixir of dancefloor-filling sounds.

Blending elements of Creole music with chants from the native peoples of Ecuador's Andean valleys, Huaira makes music that could accompany an ancient ancestral medicine ceremony if it weren't for the electronica.

A juxtaposition of East and West, melancholy and the robotic — Lannka invites Stavroz to the stage without limitations as they together oscillate between the Orient and the Occident, crisp digitalism and deep human emotion, the old and new.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Jean Claude Ades opens the night with deep, authentic house before handing the stage over to the much revered Agoria, who blesses us with his high-energy, pulsating sonic adventures.

Megablast and Eribertho Cruz dabble in reggae, hip hop, dub, techno, electronica, and beyond to create a unique sound through which to connect with something higher, while Spanish producer and DJ Landikhan plays his R&B-inflected deep house to the Aegean Sea.

Founded by renowned French percussionist Benjy, Arkadyan distill years of worldwide travel and diverse tribal influences into a live organic house experience. Three live musicians and one DJ come together on stage for a performance that's both theatrical and thoughtful.

After agreeing in 2011 that “All Day I Dream”, Lee Burridge and a handful of friends founded the ADID record label as a platform for a melancholic strain of house and techno. This ADID showcase brings Lee Burridge and some of the label's best talent to the stage.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Scorpios resident and white isle icon Jean Claude Ades invites the Mexican partnership of The Soul Brothers on stage for their mystical tide of electro-organic house. Their unique blend of indigenous textures and affective rhythms provide a journey into the surreal.

Selva Arterial's textural and temporally multifaceted synergy of Afro-Brazilian folk music and electronic playfulness is the ideal accompaniment to Scorpios resident DJ Little D's sound.

Lannka and Satori take to the stage for a live interplay between recurring loops of a handful of instruments, samples, and synthesizers to encourage a collective trance-like state on the dancefloor, with support from one of Scorpios' talented resident DJs.

Using synths, guitars, and vocals, Ameli Paul conjure progressive DJ sets that draw from an array of cultural influences and incorporate organic sounds from around the world, invited on stage by Scorpios resident DJ Lannka.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

The indulgent, unbridled Spanish duo of Los Suruba bring their opiate mix of psychadelic house, techno and desert fantasies to Mykonos alongside Scorpios resident and Balearic icon Jean Claude Ades.

Classically trained, psychedelia-influenced. Magupi sculpts exotic, West African-inspired rhythms in parallel with hook-filled synths, while Bulgarian producer-DJ Diass offers a familiar, innovative experience for fans of nu-disco and organic house.

Traditional Greek instruments such as the satur, Cretan lyra, clarinet and bouzouki meet the electronic beats of today’s Mykonos as Valeron and his band take us on an auditory adventure that spans eras and genres.

Scorpios Mykonos resident Jean Claude Ades brings us his authentic, engaging interpretation of deep-house alongside Cristiano and Sheena Savage — whose infectious, intimate sets captivate audiences with meditative grooves and melodic pleasure.