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D.N.P is a Dutch DJ and producer known for his raw industrial kicks, atmospheric soundscapes, and hardware driven sets. Based in Amsterdam, he has carved his name into the underground scene with a sound that fuses intensity and artistry in equal measure.

From warehouse raves to festival stages, D.N.P has performed across Europe, South America, Australia, and the USA, building a global following without compromising his distinctive style. His hybrid live sets, powered by drum machines and enriched with his own signature kicks and sounds, allow him to deliver performances that are more dynamic and truly unique, combining relentless momentum with dark industrial power.

With upcoming releases and shows on the horizon, D.N.P continues to evolve as one of the most uncompromising forces in modern hard techno.

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Elia Manghera aka MNGR, who was born in July 1998, is a swiss Hardtechno DJ based in Stabio, Ticino. His passion to electronic music took start around 2018, slowly evolving his tastes from slower, sweeter, more armonic and less contextualized deep house music to a more rumbly and fast-paced sound.

He is active resident of the “Home Mess” organization since the Summer of 2020, as well as co-founder of the Techno collective born in June 2021 “Aura” together with Lugano’s DJs Acheronte, Andragogy and Binario1312.

Although his preference may vary depending on the kind of setup he’s going to play in, his signature sounds are characterized by thundering and reverberating kicks, caged by sharp dynamic open hats and transcended to tridimensionality by euphoric to demonic climaxing synthesizers, making up for an energizing ensemble of sporty, high-pitched screaming and ravey Hardtechno.

Playing a very important, yet not completely informative role about resulting power and intensity of such flow-dependent style, MNGR’s speed range usually lands between 160 and 170 bpm (lower in lives, higher in podcasts).