MUSIC IS THE ANSWER>>>>
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Been around the world and now back to where it started in Manchester (for now) making acid.

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Irish-born, Berlin-based DJ, producer, and sound engineer Sara Miller builds worlds out of emotion and rhythm, forging a reputation for weaving emotional resonance with dance floor euphoria.

Drawing from the timeless pulse of ’90s progressive and deep house, she brings warmth and texture to her sets. Astral melodies, rubbery basslines and soaring breaks form her palette, shaping fluid journeys that blur the line between reflection and abandon.

Based in Berlin, Sara Miller has become a trusted presence on Europe’s most iconic floors, from Panorama Bar, Robert Johnson, and Tresor to Phonox, Badaboum, Macadam and Nitsa. Her natural ease behind the decks mirrors her skill in the studio, where she translates club energy into finely detailed, melodic productions.

Her ongoing relationship with Permanent Vacation began with Orange Sea (2021) and has since grown with her acclaimed Lunar Theory EP (2023), her vinyl debut Cervo on Cracki Records (2024), and remixes for Permanent Vacation and Live at Robert Johnson. Her latest EP on Permanent Vacation, Oceanic Dream (2025), distills her sound into three cinematic house tracks that move between dreamlike introspection and open-hearted euphoria.

DJ Mag’s review of Oceanic Dream described Miller as “one of the rare alchemists who can push a tune to its emotional breaking point while also keeping it on the right side of cheesy,” praising its “swung drum programming and throwback progressive bassline” that give it “serious bite.” For her first EP, Resident Advisor described Lunar Theory as “filled with melodies as complex as honeycomb,” noting its low-end heft and idiosyncratic touch - “a reminder that just because you're going big doesn’t mean you can’t stay weird.”

In 2024, she was selected for the Detroit–Berlin Residency, spending two transformative months at Submerge, headquarters of Underground Resistance. Collaborating with Detroit artist Shawescape Renegade on a hardware live show, she was immersed in the city’s culture of resilience, innovation and community, an experience that continues to shape her creative outlook and reaffirm her belief in music as a shared, sustaining force.

In both her DJ sets and productions, Sara Miller explores the emotional architecture of house music with melodies that move like memories, and rhythms that take hold - a sound equally attuned to reflection and release.

*2026*
03/01 Pawn Shop, Dublin
30/01 Panorama Bar, Berlin
31/05 TBA, Ireland

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*2025*
31/12 Another Love Story, Ireland
19/12 Hang Dai, Dublin
12/12 Renate, Berlin
05/12 Sisyphos, Berlin
27/11 Lunacy, Berlin
21/11 arkaoda, Berlin
11/10 Bulbul, Berlin
20/09 Macadam, Nantes
13/09 Pawn Shop, Dublin
28/08 Renate, Berlin
16/08 ELSE, Berlin
11/08 Tresor, Berlin
17/05 ELSE, Berlin
03/05 Tresor, Berlin
20/04 Phonox, London
05/04 Zur Klappe, Berlin
21/02 Kater, Berlin
24/01 Renate, Berlin


*2024*

31/12 Bella Discoteca, Bremen
29/12 Kater, Berlin
23/12 Fidelity Studio, Dublin
22/12 Hang Dai, Dublin
13/12 Dark Matter, Berlin
30/11 Goldener Reiter, Munich
20/10 Panorama Bar, Berlin
11/10 EartH, London
21/09 OHM, Berlin
30/08 Popkultur Festival, Berlin
24/08 Color Factory, London, UK
17/08 Drugi Dom, Gdynia, PL
08/08 Skandaløs Festival, DE
22/06 Secret Sunrise, Detroit
20/06 Spkrbox, Detroit
16/06 Spkrbox, Detroit
03/06-14/07 Detroit Artist Residency
17/05 Renate, Berlin
05/05 ELSE, Berlin
04/05 Robert Johnson, Offenbach, DE
31/03 About Blank, Berlin
25/03 Noble Savage, Tbilisi, GA
08/03 Tresor, Berlin
02/03 Nitsa, Barcelona, ES
24/02 About Blank, Berlin
16/02 Refuge Worldwide, Berlin
02/02 Crack Bellmer, Berlin
26/01 Schron, Poznan, PL
25/01 Renate, Berlin

*2023*

29/12 Echo Bar, Bray, IE
21/12 Fidelity, Dublin
20/12 Hang Dai, Dublin
28/11 Prince Charles, Berlin
02/10 Paloma, Berlin
30/09 Zenner, Berlin
08/09 Permanent Vacation, Munich, DE
26/08 Westhafen Leipzig, DE
13/08 Woodstock Bloemendaal, NL
29/07 Watergate, Berlin
21/07 Badaboum, Paris, FR
01/07 Blurry Vision Open Air, Berlin
30/06 Bauhaus Archiv, DE
23/06 Pawn Shop, IE
16/06 Body & Soul Festival, IE
28/05 ELSE, DE
06/05 About Blank, DE
01/05 Floathouse Openair
14/04 Renate, DE
11/03 OXI, DE
07/02 M01, DE
23/02 Renate, DE
14/01 About Blank, DE

*2022*

23/12 Centre Point, IE
21/12 Izakaya, IE
17/12 Pygmalion, IE
16/12 Hang Dai, IE
20/11 Fitzroy
05/11 About Blank
27/10 Renate
08/10 Christa Kupfer
01/10 Bulbul
25/09 Night & Day Festival, IE
23/09 Pygmalion, IE
16/09 About Blank
03/09 Watergate
20/08 Another Love Story, IE
18/08 Pygmalion, IE
30/07 RSO, DE
09/07 Hang Dai, IE
17/06 ELSE
10/06 Watergate
28/05 Westhafen, Leipzig
30/04 About Blank
15/04 ELSE
04/04 Fies & Zornig
01/04 Refuge Worldwide
19/03 Paloma

Mark knew where he needed to be when other kids were running the streets. He was trying to figure out how to get into the clubs. In 1979, he got his first set of turntables. Mark taught himself the meaning of struggle as he began the process of spinning at small parties, trying to build himself up. In the mid-80’s, Mark was determined not to stop. Due to the work required in promotions, he was a busy man. He seemed to be everywhere at once, yet extremely hard to find. Mark Flash was a not a name he chose, but one that was given to him by fans, and it stuck. Beyond that, the music was something that had been a part of his life as far back as he could remember.
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With underground parties and raves, the word began to spread that Mark Flash was a name to be loved if you were a party or club goer and respected if you were a DJ. Thanks to a tip from a longtime friend, DJ Rolando of the techno terrorists, Underground Resistance, Flash began flexing his musicianship as a behind the scenes producer for the house music label, Soul City, Merging House, Techno, Latin/Brazilian Soul and Funk. Mark Flash is one of the few DJ/Producers who can legitimately play an instrument and read music; he is not looking to bore you with pseudo-intellectualism. He wants to make you move. He defines his production style as “electropic funk”. Mark Flash has since joined forces with LOS HERMANOS : Gerald Mitchell and Ray 7, TIMELINE : De’Sean Jones, Jon Dixon, Mark Flash, Mike Banks, DEPTH CHARGE : Mark Flash and Mike Banks strictly Detroit style and his own band known as D3 [DESCENDANTS OF THE RESISTANCE] : Jon Dixon - keyboardist extraordinaire & De’Sean Jones - saxophone genius. More recently he started THE MARK FLASH EXPERIENCE revealing his production skills on keyboards, drum machines and live percussion all incorporation with video and DJ set. 
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Traveling internationally, he has shown the world that there’s more to him than just the typical DJ. With skills in keyboards and percussion, Mark Flash puts on a unique show utilizing his talents to form a musical hybrid. As a member of Underground Resistance [UR-078], Flash has taken on multiple projects such as upcoming remixes, new releases, DJ mixes, collaborations, performing at local/international events and charity benefits, Mark Flash launched his new label DTFA with HORS D'OEUVRES EP as digital series of snack tracks we like to call "Dj food". Something quick and delicious for the crowd to devour - "Not designed to feed the mind.... The goal is to feed the soul".
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Mark Flash is still participating as a mentor for Red Bull Music Academy, SPIN INC University and DJ School Chile, helping new and upcoming DJs, musicians reach their musical goals while also teaching them about the rich musical history of Detroit and how it helped shape the music industry from past to present.
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Paying more “dues” than most, Mark Flash is not to be played with. After all he’s been through, he’s not about to back down from the musical game.

Instagram.com/Jade.edwardsdj
Booking enquiries: Jade.edwardsdj@gmail.com
Supporting the Artist: https://linktr.ee/jade.edwards

UK electronic music performer and recording artist. 
Bookings: michael.matuschek@triangleagency.com

A tireless innovator, constant collaborator, RBMA studio mentor, inspirational deejay - Passarani has always been at the forefront of electronic music. With more Discogs pages than the EU has legislation, Passarani has released, to name a few, fine twelves on Gerd Jansons Running Back label, crafted covers of Alexander O’Neal and The Jungle Brothers for Peacefrog, re-invigorated Boogie and Italo as Tiger & Woods and could possibly be the only producer to have been remixed by both Ricardo Villalobos and Autechre. 
He has played a pivotal yet covert role forwarding electronic music in Europe and beyond  - strengthening the ties between Rome (his hometown), Glasgow, Detroit and Rotterdam with his Final Frontier / Nature / Pigna stable of labels and to this day he continues to be an inspiration and educator for the younger generation.
After his latest solo adventures on Jackmaster’s related Numbers label and Fort Romeau’s Cin Cin, his restless journey continues with an album that came out in early 2019 on the highly revered Vladimir Ivkovic’s Offen Music: Marco’s first solo album in more than 10 years called “WOW”! Last but not least, he just started a brand new label called Unrelatable, reviving that Finalfrontier spirit of the ealry days of his musical life.

God Said Give 'Em Drum Machines – a documentary telling the story behind one of Detroit’s great contributions to world culture: Techno, the electronic-music phenomenon created by black artists in the 1980s that transformed dance music internationally and blossomed into the multibillion-dollar industry of EDM today.

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