Born in Somerset, corrupted in London! Hikari is an up-and-coming Psytrance DJ based in the UK.

He is drawn to the uncompromising beat, galactic power synths, spiritual melodic themes, and hypnotic groove that is so characteristic of Psytrance.

Having discovered Psytrance at the age of 18, travelling to major festivals and falling in love with both the beautiful music and the loving, energetic community it encompasses, his passion for Psy continues to grow.

Whether listening with an artist’s ear or dancing with a raver’s feet, Hikari has long felt an intimate relationship with the music, and so the natural progression was to find his way playing his favourite artists at his favourite events, delivering an epic and memorable selection of the most powerful tracks in the genre, with his unique and lively style of dancing.

Hikari longs to make a lasting impression in his DJ career, playing at respected venues across the UK and throughout the world 💙

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Miss Lightbeam is a luminary of the UK electronic music scene. She selects her music from a spectrum of influences, spinning uplifting psyprog, funky fat psytech, melodic techno and organica.

Miss Lightbeam has graced the stages of numerous UK and International festivals and parties, including Boomtown, Tribal Gathering, Medicine, The Secret Garden Party & Noisily, whilst holding residencies at Heartwood Festival and Ground Up London, she is an active part of the Psysisters collective. 

The journey Miss Lightbeam takes you on transcends entertainment; it's a calling to spread positivity, love, and healing through the universal language of music. In her hands, the dance floor becomes a sanctuary where souls are nourished, spirits are lifted, feet are stomping and the power of music to unite humanity has room to be realised!

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When the first Beat Bizarre vinyl is released in 1999, it turns the established paradigm of Psychedelic Trance upside down: Powerful and impelling, yet at a moderate tempo. Minimal and repetitive, yet everything but monotonous. Catchy and with a high recognition factor, yet without any prominent melodies or hook lines. Dark and mysterious, yet funky and uplifting. Back then, the sound of the Danish project is the epitome of a movement that has just begun: Progressive Trance.

 The sound of Beat Bizarre is embraced by the scene with such great enthusiasm because it features an entirely new approach towards psychedelic dance music. Instead of using the ecstatic melodies of classic Trance productions, its hypnotic power evolves from booming basses and tight percussions, from subliminal rhythmic buildups, and from a multitude of grinding and jangling sounds that merge into a perfectly sleek groove. When this formula finds expression on the album “Lewd” in 2001 it doesn’t take long before Beat Bizarre are invited to play at all relevant parties and festivals around the world. Among many successful tracks the “Brain Drain RMX” gains probably the biggest popularity, a true milestone of the Progressive Trance genre.

 Originally Beat Bizarre starts as a duo, but in 2005 it becomes the solo project of Martin Spanner Zimmermann. Some might also remember his monumental “Liquid Structure”, the opening track of 2001’s VuuV Experience festival which he produced under the name Martian. His successful albums “MUHKARV” (2012), “Riot” (2013) and "Maunder Minimum" (2015) take the typical sound of Beat Bizarre to a contemporary level without giving away its organic soul. Operating from a studio full of analogue hardware, Martin is eager for action as ever before – so it surely won’t get boring for all the Trippy-Tech heads out there!

Toomaj Salehi is a well known Iranian rapper, activist, and voice of resistance. Known for his bold lyrics and fearless criticism of oppression, he blends Persian poetry with hard-hitting rap to expose social injustices. His music is a powerful call for freedom, human rights, and change, making him a symbol of defiance in the face of censorship.

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