As Radio Slave, amongst other monikers, Matt Edwards has made some of the defining music of modern club culture. It’s not only his production and DJ work that makes Edwards so revered though, his label REKIDS has been hugelyprolific and respected since its inception in 2006. Aside from his handful of appearances on leading imprints like Running Back and R&S, as well as some much-loved remixes, Edwards has concentrated the vast majority of his output to his own label. This approach has given him an instantly-recognisable and singular discography, a go-to artist for DJs across the house and techno worlds. With REKIDS, he has been driving fresh talent to the forefront, including some of the industry’s biggest names like Nina Kraviz. Diving into the back catalogue is like a house and techno encyclopedia: Robert Hood, Joe Claussell, Mr G, Carl Craig, Kenny Larkin, Gerd Janson, Chris Liebing, Speedy J, Len Faki, Mike Banks (Underground Resistance) and many more have all released music under the label’s banner, gaining a highly-devoted following.

Icon of electronic music, Anja Schneider is a influential figure in Germany’s electronic music scene—DJ, producer, label owner, radio host, and event organizer with over two decades of experience. Her journey began in the early 1990s in Berlin, inspired by a night at the legendary Club Tresor. Soon after, she became part of the scene—initially as a radio host, later as a DJ. With shows like Love Radio and Dance Under The Blue Moon on Radio Fritz, she played a significant role in shaping Berlin's club culture. Alongside her radio work, she launched her DJ career, overcoming initial challenges and quickly achieving success. As co-founder of the Mobilee label from 2005, she supported international talents like Solomun and Maya Jane Coles and released her own productions, including the album Beyond The Valley. In 2017, she founded her own label, Sous Music, which reflects her personal style and provides a platform for international artists. At the same time, she expanded her radio project Club Room—now available on Apple Music—and launched the podcast Backstage, where industry topics are openly discussed. Anja Schneider is in demand worldwide—from fabric London to Ultra Miami—and remains deeply connected to the Berlin scene. In 2024, she returned to her roots with her party series PuMp at OHM Berlin: innovative, intimate, and filled with passion for new sounds, perspectives, and talents.

KHADIJA is a versatile artist working as a music producer, DJ, and creative director. She represents a new generation of artists who harness music as a powerful form of expression to authentically reflect the identity, emotions, and stories of their communities. As the founder and member of the Berlin-based artist collective Rafiki Berlin, she curates events that highlight diversity and cultural synergies. Her artistic vision is deeply rooted in her Eritrean heritage, which permeates her projects through tradition, culture, and music as unifying elements. Musically inspired by icons such as Michael Jackson and Aaliyah, as well as legendary artists from her homeland including Alamin Abdeletif and Dehab Faytinga, KHADIJA brings a broad spectrum of influences into her productions as a songwriter. As a DJ, she translates these inspirations into her sets, creating a multidimensional soundscape – a harmonious fusion of deep and soulful house that effortlessly bridges the classic and the contemporary. Through her performances at legendary clubs such as Robert Johnson, Tresor, Paloma Bar, and Hoppetosse, as well as at renowned festivals like Fusion, Melt, and Hafen49, she has passionately and steadily established her place in the house music scene. In 2025, she performed alongside Black Coffee at the largest event in Southern Germany, further solidifying her international standing. She is also a resident DJ at Berlin’s most in-demand club, Heideglühen, and has graced the stages of major festivals including Paradise City Festival, Love Family Park, and Garbitz Festival. Her studio work further highlights her artistry: KHADIJA collaborated with the House Music Godmother Stacey Hotwax Hale from Detroit on the track “No Phone”, released on the legendary Movement Music Records. The song was featured on the Keinemusik playlist “The Party Is Over” on Spotify, further underlining her growing international recognition.