Renowned for his live performances, Jan Blomqvist brings an energy that he has honed over his world travels playing what he describes as "clubsoul". Kaz James is no stranger to the Scorpios decks, inviting Blomqvist for a special evening of collaborative grooving.

United through the magnetism of Afro-Brazilian music, Selva Arterial represents the ideational merging of Lisbon-based artists Artéria and Ibu Selva as they explore history, poetry, their own identities, and the roots of the rhythms that shape their lives.

A collaboration that oscillates between ambient deep house and Armenian folktronica with elements of jazz and classical thrown in, Armen Miran and Viken Arman add a twist of the temporally nebulous to even the most contemporary beat.

Ancient drums, wobbling synth hooks, thoughtful vocal samples, and always something unexpected from Ulises and his band.

This All Day I Dream showcase brings Lee Burridge, Amonita, and Lost Desert together to explore the emotive, visceral shades of house and techno that the label has advocated since being dreamed up by Burridge and friends in 2011.

The pop structures and philosophical underpinnings of Kerala Dust meet the folkloric house disposition of Lannka, with folkloric and electronic sounds jostling for audio space on stage.

Valeron is a native to Mykonos and his name is almost a byword for the evolution of the island’s electronic music scene. Along with his band, he creates soundscapes that sit somewhere along the timeline between a bygone era and the island’s future.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.

Itzae is the symbiosis of MoM and Álvaro Suárez that aims to take listeners on an auditory trip around the world, dipping and delving into the organic and electronic sounds of myriad cultures and states of mind along the way.

A handful of groundbreaking Sol Selectas artists step up to demonstrate what makes the label's strand of deep tribal dance music so unique.

Lannka invites Bedouin to the stage to share their musical exploration of idenity, borrowing influences from MIddle Eastern folk, the NYC club scene, and the ever-transmogrifying conception of the self.

Cábala meets Lannka on stage for a four-cornered alchemy of world melodies, tribal beats, and folkloric house to dance, think, and celebrate the universality of music to.

Valeron is a native to Mykonos and his name is almost a byword for the evolution of the island’s electronic music scene. Along with his band, he creates soundscapes that sit somewhere along the timeline between a bygone era and the island’s future.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.

JPATTERSSON draws upon a number of instruments to create music that’s both lyric-driven and danceable, while turning to many corners of the world—from the Caribbean to the Balkans—for inspiration.

Based between Mexico and Spain, PAAX (Tulum) embody a transatlantic strand of experimental electronica that juxtaposes acoustic instrumental sounds and elements of Latin American folk music with synthesized bass lines and sonic surprises aplenty.

ADID founder Lee Burridge stands side-by-side with the genre-defying Tim Green and Fulltone for a set that takes inspiration from myriad cultures around the world yet comes together with harmonious danceability.

Valeron is a native to Mykonos and his name is almost a byword for the evolution of the island’s electronic music scene. Along with his band, he creates soundscapes that sit somewhere along the timeline between a bygone era and the island’s future.

Chris IDH fuses atmospheric sounds with melodic and emotional elements and creates an organic electronica that echoes the depth of the cosmos.

Hailing from Argentina and settling in Berlin for the moment, Ulises is a multi-instrumentalist and producer of electronic music who draws upon a vast tapestry of South American sound samples—from ancient percussion to vocal chants—to create temporally synergetic music.

One NYC-based duo with Middle Eastern roots and one native Mykonos DJ — Bedouin and Valeron, respectively — explore the vast, nebulous, shape-shifting concept of identity through electronic melodies and compelling beats.

A juxtaposition of East and West, melancholy and the robotic, old and new — Lannka invites Stavroz to the decks for a collaborative exploration of myriad genres that together paint a picture of both chaos and calm, acoustic and electronic.

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.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.

Diego Boje’s dexterity on saxophone has been in the making since he first picked up the instrument as a child. Now, influenced by jazz, blues, rock, and flamenco and under the moniker of Böje, the Andalusian creates a unique and soulful strand of electronica.

Fluctuating between downtempo and upbeat and everything in between, Holed Coin Band create soundscapes of “world music” through contrabass, the guitar, and voice—sometimes danceable, always thoughtful.

Ulises and MonoAbe both left Latin America for the electronic music scene of Berlin, making their marks independently on Europe's techno hub while borrowing from their native Argentina and Chile, respectively, to forge their own unique styles.

The Portugal-based Kaji Uma DJ quartet explore their Brazilian roots through tropical disco-esque sounds, samples through the ages, and synthesized beats to both encourage self-expression through dance and honest introspection.

Building upon the foundation of Lannka’s atmospheric folkloric house, Satori concocts intricate and trance-inducing layers of instrumentation to dizzying effect, featuring piano, the kora, the kalimba, and more.

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 a nod to the cultures of the Caribbean, the Balkans, and beyond, JPATTERSSON juggles his trumpet among other instruments to encourage movement on the dancefloor — complemented on stage by the folkloric house sounds of Lannka.

A multifaceted collective born out of a musical friendship, Feathered Sun bring Lima and Berlin-crafted elements of electronica to sit side by side with Lannka's singular strand of folkloric house.

Valeron is a native to Mykonos and his name is almost a byword for the evolution of the island’s electronic music scene. Along with his band, he creates soundscapes that sit somewhere along the timeline between a bygone era and the island’s future.

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.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.

Fluctuating between downtempo and upbeat and everything in between, Holed Coin Band create soundscapes of “world music” through contrabass, the guitar, and voice—sometimes danceable, always thoughtful.

Lagoon dabble in dub, techno, and house to make a heady yet unrecognizable concoction of all three that compels movement. With a sound that’s part-future and part-zeitgeist of the contemporary Venice club scene, this duo represents a hyperlocal niche on the global stage

Soulful vocals, tribal rhythms, and melodic basslines come together as Rampue and YokoO take to the stage together, aiming to unite genres, cultural influences, and people on the dancefloor.

With Latin roots and a global approach to making music to move to, Ohxalá are revered for spiritually stirring up dancefloors in their native Brazil, their adopted home of Portugal, and beyond.

Influenced by ancient music and the cultures of Brazil, Africa, and their native Portugal, Ohxalá blend progressive beats with elements of folk from a bygone era.

Lagoon dabble in dub, techno, and house to make a heady yet unrecognizable concoction of all three that compels movement. With a sound that’s part-future and part-zeitgeist of the contemporary Venice club scene, this duo represents a hyperlocal niche on the global stage

Under the name Oytu and always dressed to impress, two DJ duos Ohxalá and Kurup & Jaçira experiment with neo-folkloric and psychedelic sounds, synthesized rhythms, and acoustic instrumentation.

Gorje Hewek has been on the ADID label since its nascent days, and the musical chemistry between himself and label founder Lee Burridge is deliciously immutable when the two perform live together. Here, electronic features a dash of the classic- and jazz-inspired.

The folkloric electronica of Lannka meets the "Oriental slow house" of Shkoon, complete with Arabic melodies, drum machines, and a whole tapestry of far-flung electronic sounds.

Oytu is a union of two DJ duos from Portugal and Brazil that bonded over a love of their native countries’ folk, while also turning to ancient African rhythms for inspiration. Always dressed to impress, Oytu is accompanied by Lannka's folkloric house sounds on stage.

Valeron is a native to Mykonos and his name is almost a byword for the evolution of the island’s electronic music scene. Along with his band, he creates soundscapes that sit somewhere along the timeline between a bygone era and the island’s future.

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.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.

With Latin roots and a global approach to making music to move to, Ohxalá are revered for spiritually stirring up dancefloors in their native Brazil, their adopted home of Portugal, and beyond.

With Latin roots and a global approach to making music to move to, Ohxalá are revered for spiritually stirring up dancefloors in their native Brazil, their adopted home of Portugal, and beyond.

Lagoon dabble in dub, techno, and house to make a heady yet unrecognizable concoction of all three that compels movement. With a sound that’s part-future and part-zeitgeist of the contemporary Venice club scene, this duo represents a hyperlocal niche on the global stage

A duo known for bringing elements of theater and art into their performances, Kurup & Jacira believe that life is fickle and subject to change—a notion reflected in their almost cinematic live sets.

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.

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.

Oytu is a union of two DJ duos from Portugal and Brazil that bonded over a love of their native countries’ folk, while also turning to ancient African rhythms for inspiration. Always dressed to impress, Oytu is accompanied by Lannka's folkloric house sounds on stage.

A juxtaposition of East and West, melancholy and the robotic, old and new — Lannka invites Stavroz to the decks for a collaborative exploration of myriad genres that together paint a picture of both chaos and calm, acoustic and electronic.

Valeron is a native to Mykonos and his name is almost a byword for the evolution of the island’s electronic music scene. Along with his band, he creates soundscapes that sit somewhere along the timeline between a bygone era and the island’s future.

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.

Renowned for his live performances, Jan Blomqvist brings an energy that he has honed over his world travels playing what he describes as "clubsoul". Kaz James is no stranger to the Scorpios decks, inviting Blomqvist for a special evening of collaborative grooving.

With Latin roots and a global approach to making music to move to, Ohxalá are revered for spiritually stirring up dancefloors in their native Brazil, their adopted home of Portugal, and beyond.

A duo known for bringing elements of theater and art into their performances, Kurup & Jacira believe that life is fickle and subject to change—a notion reflected in their almost cinematic live sets.

Building upon the foundation of Lannka’s atmospheric folkloric house, Satori concocts intricate and trance-inducing layers of instrumentation to dizzying effect, featuring piano, the kora, the kalimba, and more.

Oytu is a union of two DJ duos from Portugal and Brazil that bonded over a love of their native countries’ folk, while also turning to ancient African rhythms for inspiration. Always dressed to impress, Oytu is accompanied by Lannka's folkloric house sounds on stage.

Valeron is a native to Mykonos and his name is almost a byword for the evolution of the island’s electronic music scene. Along with his band, he creates soundscapes that sit somewhere along the timeline between a bygone era and the island’s future.

Kaz James’ blend of house, techno and disco and Jean Claude Ades' soulful electronica sets have shaped the Scorpios sound over the years. Both residents take to the decks to test out new material and continue pushing that sound in new directions.