"What I Need After the Club" by PxP Lighthouse is more than just a techno track—it’s a feeling, a memory, a transition. It captures that in-between moment when the night ends, but the energy hasn’t quite left your body. When you step out of the club into the early morning light, your senses suddenly wake up in a new way: the fresh air hits your skin, the sun peeks over the horizon, and there’s this strange mix of calm, euphoria, and longing.

This track lives in that moment. It’s for the dancers who aren’t quite ready to let go.

There’s something sacred about the way the world feels at 7 AM after a night of dancing. Your ears are still ringing from the bass, your body is still moving even as you walk down quiet streets. It’s peaceful—but also electric. It’s a moment where time slows down, where the high of the night meets the stillness of the day. That’s what we tried to bottle up in this track.

You know that feeling when you leave the club, and you’re not quite ready to go home? Maybe you’re walking back alone, or with someone who just shared the dancefloor with you all night. The breeze brushes past your face. The city’s asleep, but you’re wide awake. And you realize—this is exactly what you needed. Not more noise, but more meaning. Not more chaos, but more connection.

What I Need After the Club

PxP Lighthouse is a duo of DJs and producers based in Geneva, Switzerland 🇨🇭

Past Gigs

26/07/25 @ Gives A Fork (Geneva)
19/07/25 @ Sunset River Party (Vernier)
20/06/25 @ Gives A Fork (Geneva)
13/06/25 @ Summer Solstice Festival 2025
03/05/25 @ Gives A Fork (Geneva)
04/04/25 @ Gives A Fork (Geneva)
08/03/25 @ Gives A Fork (Geneva)
21/02/25 @ Chez les Blancs (Fillinges, France)
15/02/25 @ Petit-Saconnex (Geneva)

As a DJ duo, we’re united by a shared passion for making sets that resonates deeply with people. For us, DJing isn’t just about playing tracks; it’s about crafting a musical journey that connects with the crowd, telling a story through sound and energy. Whether it’s through mixing or our own original productions, we aim to create moments that leave a lasting impression.

Our journey in electronic music started long before PxP Lighthouse came together. Countless hours spent discovering, listening, and sharing tracks led us to a shared love for House, Techno and Trance. Over time, this passion evolved, and we began to channel it into our own productions, blending pulsating basslines, soaring melodies, and hypnotic rhythms into seamless tracks and sets designed to move both the body and the soul.

We approach every set and every track as a unique opportunity to create something unforgettable. No two crowds are the same, and that’s what makes DJing so exciting. Whether we’re spinning at an intimate gathering or on a larger stage, we tailor each performance to match the vibe of the moment, delivering a personal and immersive experience.

At the heart of everything we do is the belief that DJing is a shared experience—a connection between us and the crowd. When the music takes over and everyone is fully present in the moment, that’s when we know we’ve created something special.

Singer, Song writer: Kumiko Mouri / Moonbeats (DJ) original compositions'/ vocal sessions' CDs have been released on Polydor Records, Vap inc., MCA Victor, Universal Victor, Sony Records, Teichiku Records, Vivid sounds and other labels.

Pedro Berkley is a Dutch-Caribbean artist born and raised in Aruba; His first big gig was in Aruba at Havana Beach Club since then, there has been no turning back. Pedro has been involved with music for over 21 years, Pedro has since moved to Toronto, where he regularly performs at Coda, Vertigo, Parlour, and many other venues and events. Pedro has played alongside Soulbutton (Steyeyoke), Layton Giordanni, Julian Jeweil, Christian Smith and Drunken Kong, Sam Wolfe, Sam Paganini, Pig & Dan, Cosmic Boys, Reinier Zonneveld, Luigi Madonna, Jay Lumen, Nakadia, Saad Ayub, Katrii, Spartaque, Ramon Tapia, KiKi Solvej, Indira Paganotto, Space 92, Stacy Pullen. Last year he played his first year in Amsterdam at ADE festival with some amazing artists.

Pedro plays often at Coda, Vertigo, Comfort Zone, Nomad, Veld, and Electric Island Festival in Toronto. 

“I draw inspiration from all those around me. They all have exceptional taste in music and if I can get them dancing, I can get the whole crowd dancing. I enjoy playing Dark Progressive Music into Techno and finish Hard Techno and Groove -Pedro