KÜNST MGMT

Portuguese DJ and producer HOLLY (Miguel Oliveira) has emerged as one of electronic music's most versatile and in-demand forces. Born in 1995 and raised between Portugal and the global bass music circuit, he built his reputation on a boundary-pushing production style that fuses hip-hop, experimental electronics, and hard-hitting club sounds. His work behind the boards for Danny Brown's critically acclaimed album Stardust solidified his name as a go-to producer, while his co-production on Baauer's Grammy-nominated Planet's Mad proved his range extends far beyond any single genre.

A winner of A-Trak's Goldie Awards in 2017, HOLLY has since become a fixture at major festivals including Coachella and EDC, delivering sets that move seamlessly between bass music, trap, and left-field electronics. Now signed to 88rising for publishing, he continues to expand his reach as both a solo artist and a sought-after collaborator, with European tour support for Danny Brown's Stardust Tour further cementing his presence on the international stage.

French-Congolese artist KARABA began her career as a professional dancer, touring the world's biggest stages alongside Drake, Chris Brown, and Camila Cabello. Born in Grenoble, France and raised in Montreal, she pivoted to music production in 2016, channeling her deep connection to movement and rhythm into an Afro house and electronic sound entirely her own. Her EPs Déliverance and Souvenirs showcase a producer unafraid to weave vulnerability into dancefloor energy, drawing from Congolese roots, Montreal's vibrant club scene, and a lifetime spent in motion.

KARABA's rise has been recognized with a Juno Award nomination and a 2026 Femmy Awards Album of the Year nod for Tides (Remixes). Her latest single "Focus," released via Third Brain, signals a new chapter of sharper, more confident production. Whether commanding a festival stage or crafting intimate sonic worlds in the studio, KARABA continues to bridge dance culture, club music, and her Central African heritage into something that feels both deeply personal and universally infectious.

Korean-American producer and DJ TOKiMONSTA (Jennifer Lee) is a Grammy-nominated artist, label founder, and one of electronic music's most resilient voices. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she became the first woman signed to Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder label, immediately establishing herself at the forefront of experimental beat music. She founded Young Art Records in 2014 to champion emerging talent, and her collaborations with Anderson .Paak alongside remixes for Radiohead, Disclosure, and Sia have demonstrated a creative range that moves effortlessly between introspective production and peak-time dancefloor energy.

TOKiMONSTA's story is also one of extraordinary resilience. After being diagnosed with Moyamoya disease and undergoing two brain surgeries that temporarily left her unable to understand music, she fought her way back to full creative form. The Grammy-nominated Lune Rouge marked her triumphant return, and she has continued to release acclaimed projects while headlining stages from the Sydney Opera House to CRSSD Festival. Her journey stands as a testament to the power of artistry and determination in equal measure.

Pangea Sound is a Los Angeles-based DJ and producer collective forging a seamless global sound from Hip-Hop, R&B, Afro-Beat, Latin, Caribbean, and world music. Named for the ancient supercontinent where all land was connected, the collective operates on the same principle — erasing borders between genres, cultures, and communities across the diaspora. Their electrifying live sets, including a standout Boiler Room takeover, have earned them a devoted following among listeners who crave music that moves freely between continents and traditions.

With debut singles on the horizon for 2026 and shows lined up at SXSW, Lightning in a Bottle, and across Los Angeles, Pangea Sound is poised to bring their genre-defying vision to a much wider audience. By connecting the dots between Latin America, Africa, and North America, they create a sonic experience that feels both deeply rooted in its source traditions and completely unbound by them — a dancefloor without walls.

Montreal-born producer and DJ Jacques Greene (Philippe Aubin-Dionne) has spent over a decade defining the space where house music meets R&B, UK bass, and raw emotional texture. Rising through the LuckyMe and Night Slugs ecosystems, he quickly established himself as a singular voice in electronic music — equally at home crafting dancefloor anthems and introspective late-night productions. His acclaimed debut album Feel Infinite arrived in 2017, and his production credits extend to collaborations with Katy B, Tinashe, and How To Dress Well, alongside high-profile remixes for Radiohead and Flume.

Beyond his solo work, Greene co-founded the Vase Records imprint and recently signed with Payday Music Publishing, signaling an expansive new chapter. His collaborative project Verses GT with Nosaj Thing has a new EP slated for release via LuckyMe, while solo singles and a forthcoming LP are set to land throughout 2026. Jacques Greene remains one of those rare artists whose music sounds as vital on a festival main stage as it does in a dimly lit club at 3 AM.

Jamaican-British singer, songwriter, and producer Rochelle Jordan has been quietly shaping the future of R&B for over a decade. Born in England and raised in Toronto, she built an early cult following with her debut project 1021 before fully immersing herself in dance and house music on the critically acclaimed Play with the Changes — an album that reimagined what R&B could sound like when freed from convention. Her ability to merge silky vocals with club-ready production has drawn comparisons to no one, because there is no one else doing quite what she does.

Rochelle's latest album Through The Wall earned Album of the Year nominations from Pitchfork, Fader, and Billboard, while her viral single "Lowkey" surpassed 25 million Spotify streams and introduced her sound to an entirely new generation. A sold-out US and European tour followed, along with a Fader cover story that cemented her status as one of the most compelling and forward-thinking voices in contemporary music. Having overcome sickle cell anemia and years of working outside the major-label spotlight, Rochelle Jordan's moment is undeniably now.

Strangeloop Studios is a Los Angeles-based visual content production company founded by audio-visual artist David Wexler and co-founder Ian Simon. Described as "a visual laboratory for future cinema," the studio is composed of animators, designers, producers, writers, musicians, and developers who specialize in creating immersive live visual experiences for the world's biggest artists. From their breakout moment at Coachella 2015 with Flying Lotus's pioneering LAYER3 3D show to three arena tours with The Weeknd, Strangeloop has redefined what concert visuals can be.

The studio's client list reads like a who's who of modern music and culture — Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa, BLACKPINK, Erykah Badu, Pharrell, David Gilmour, Lady Gaga, Calvin Harris, and dozens more. Strangeloop prides itself on an improvisational approach to live visuals, riffing with artists in real time rather than locking content to a rigid set list. Their work sits at the intersection of film, music, technology, and fine art, pushing the boundaries of what audiences experience at a live show.