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SUBRAMPALIM

HOTTER THAN JULY: SUBRAMPALIN

Amiruz is not a DJ, but a dedicated vinyl collector with a deep ear for Reggae and Dub. For the early hours, she’ll be serving a finely selected set of warm cuts and sundowner moods: strictly all killah, no fillah!

Skratch is a DJ devoted to the craft, with nearly 20 years spent sharpening his deck skills and digging deep through records. Moving between vinyl, dubplates, and digital, his sets combine precise mixing with a sharp ear for hidden gems and forward-thinking sounds. Rooted in hip-hop and turntablism, his path has moved through jungle, electronica, dubstep, and bass music, always guided by depth, detail, and selection.

Afrorack based in Kampala is pushing his self-built modular system in real time: raw oscillators, heavy bass pressure, snapping sequencers, and unstable rhythmic grids moving between meditative drones and high-pressure African techno.

SECRET GUEST MC known for his machine gun style!

Fukinsei is a DJ and artist shaped by Italy’s free-party and noise scenes, Rome’s hip-hop open mics, and a love of fractured bass. Founder of the label-project Fukstep, she builds tangled, high-pressure sets across footwork, jungle, hardcore, rave, and dub, pushing underground sound into hybrid, atmospheric, and experimental forms.

Rafush is a Brazilian-born, Berlin-based DJ and curator behind Ouch, connecting Afro-diasporic sounds, rare grooves, bass, and experimental club music through parties and radio shows. Their sets move with global rhythm, playful pressure, and a sharp underground instinct.

Ecko Bazz
AFRORACK
Fukinsei
Rafush
Amiruz
Skratch

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