Ukrainian Djne, based in Berlin. 
"Techno pushing your limits";
"dark and sexy"

Iryna's sound feels like a spontaneous weekend of nightlife. Once you get in, you ride along until the end and lose yourself in the endless depths of the driving beats. But the complexity is only found in the supposedly simple. 
And what does not fit is made to fit: Iryna also brings together untypical elements and surprises in exactly those places where the travellers just thought they could see through. Never stop, keep going! Her audio trips are not for the couch, but make your muscles twitch. If you close your eyes and dance, you can travel to another world and submerge, lose yourself and forget everything. The only connection to reality remains the hissing sound of a fog machine and the sweating, dancing bodies in a flash of light - if you open your eyes for a moment. In the ear, booming beats meet industrial elements. The result: tangible, multi-layered techno from the capital, mixed with dark elements and without stopping for a second. 

Iryna hugs everyone with her sets - the more colourful the better. Everyone should get in and travel with her. Only for racism is no place on her floor. No room at all! Because the world is too colourful for hate. 

Once the set is over, it feels like the end of a weekend. Suddenly it's Monday morning. You've been in a different place for a few days and you're exhausted and happy at the same time. Your feet start tapping when you think about it. And there's a moronic grin on your face because you know there's more.

Iryna saw the light of day in the Ukraine, where she received a classical education in piano and violin. She learned to understand music fundamentally. And so today she breaks down tracks into tiny pieces to build something new. She is inspired by Berlin's legendary scene of world-famous clubs.

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