Void

Void (Gui Boratto Remix)

Fitness Freak , Defected in the House Fan

The Netherlands has a growing dance scene that contains some of the most talented up-and-coming producers, and Armand Chabert stands out of the crowd. The DJ was born and raised in Rotterdam where he grew a deep passion for the electronic music that took Europe by storm. Influenced by artists like Black Coffee, Marlon Hoffstadt, Hot Since 82, Patrick Topping and Keinemusik, he began blending the vintage dance melodies found in the local scene with the budding house sound rising up to make music that had an infectious quality that keeps listeners dancing for hours on hours. This unique blend has led Armand to great success even though he only began his career in 2019. He has gained a residency on DRLD radio and started his own event organization within Rotterdam entitled Dansplicht. The atmosphere of the music is just as important as the sound itself, and Armand Chabert is creating a world all his own!

Somewhere between the euphoria and introspection latent in each of us. I make music to be heard in motion.

Fritz Kalkbrenner grew up in Berlin, shaped by the city's transformation after the fall of the Wall. Immersed in the electronic scene through his brother Paul, he found his voice in 2003 on Sascha Funke’s Forms & Shapes before making history with Sky & Sand—the iconic track from Berlin Calling that became a generational anthem.

His solo career took off with Here Today Gone Tomorrow (2010), blending deep house beats with his soulful, melancholic vocals. Chart-topping albums like Sick Travellin’, Ways Over Water, and True Colours solidified his status as a global electronic act, with hits like Back Home and Kings & Queens dominating airwaves.

Always evolving, Fritz explored instrumental sounds on Drown (2018) and launched his label Nasua Music. His recent releases, Moments Gone and Waiting for the Sun, further showcase his ability to merge deep house grooves with pop sensibility. In 2024, he joins Virgin Records / Universal Music to release his latest album, Third Place, marking another milestone in his ever-expanding legacy.