DJ (Slovakia)

Vec is the “functioning veteran” of Slovak hip-hop – as his current album title claims. Vec is rapper, producer and a dj. A living legend of the local scene. Ex-member of a slovak group Trosky and an author of two solo albums, “Dobre rano” (Good morning) and recent “Funkcny veteran” (Functioning Veteran). With his skills and overall versatility he has built himself the status of a local hero.

DJs (Czech Republic)

To find true turntable professionals it is not necessary to visit Japan, France or Great Britain. One talented crew has sprung up right next door. Questablists are Arsen, Five, Eprom, Mehdi (not the one from Ed Banger, no) and Trafik, are all respected names in the turntable community, and hail from neighboring Czech Republic. This crew is sure to impress the more critical onlookers.

LIVE (Czech Republic)

Indy and Wich are icons of Czech hip-hop and members of ”the big trinity‘. Concerning content, Indy & Witch are the most interesting of the trinity. Since they began writing and producing music Indy and Wich have each worked with many other Czech and foreign rappers and artists, but many fans feel that it is the collaborations between the two of them, which offer the best platform for their talents. These true veterans of the Czech hip-hop scene are not ones to be missed!

LIVE (Slovakia)

As an emerging artist and producer who has been playing the decks for the past ten years, Craquetone has been a member of Leporelo DJ booking since 2004. He has also gained significant experience as a promoter with a residential gig Datarhythm and others. Craquetone’s specific sound lies between electronics and minimalism with an applicable portion of futuristic melodic samples and expressive energy.

LIVE (Slovakia)

Isobutane is an upcoming young talent on the Slovak music scene. The analog appreciator blends synthesizers and sometimes guitar for a range of dreamy to dancefloor sounds. Isobutane is a relative newcomer, but certainly one to watch!

DJ (Hungary)

Hungarian DJ Chris Plastic has become an essential component to Laurine Frost’s performance. According to Frost, “he can hardly imagine playing in Hungary without him.” Expect of their collaborative set, several variations in sound, verging on the impossible.

LIVE (Hungary)

Hungarian producer, Laurine Frost promises to let the Wilsonic in on a special alter-ego mash-up, as he weaves in and out of the two sonic personalities under which he releases his less than pure, melodic, minimal sound.

LIVE (Russia)

“The king of Moscow’s electronic sound
” Electrosound label, Russia

Mujuice (Roma Litvinov) began his musical adventures in early childhood, composing little piano pieces. Having no musical education Roma combined playing in guitar hardcore band with his first electronic music experiments. Roma takes electronic music production as an opportunity to break digital composing stereotypes, creating eclectic music from almost everywhere – from acoustic jazz and pseudo symphonic music to experimental clicks’n’cuts, microsampling and glitch tech.