Maggie’s been around for nearly a decade, her selection constantly evolving while staying rooted in hypnotic grooves and emotional depth. She currently plays mostly deep tech house with a playful, feminine edge that defines her presence behind the decks.

Her trip began in Skopje as part of the BTKRSH collective, where she became a resident at the city’s iconic Klub Kapan An, focusing on deep techno, electro, IDM, and breaks, while also performing across numerous venues throughout Macedonia. She has also been a long-time resident at Kafe Bar Y, a beloved local spot she always returns to when at home — a playground for experimenting with genres and keeping her roots connected to the community. Beyond the booth, Maggie was an active promoter in Macedonia, helping nurture and grow the underground scene.

Later, moving to Malta, she joined the Loomynum collective and held residencies at Tigullio and Storeroom (the jazz-inflected haven where her love for house music grew in depth). 

She has performed at festivals such as Desonanz, D Festival, Sound Climax, and Zemjotres, along with countless club nights, creating a wholesome connection with the crowd and leaving a noticeable imprint in the aether.

Coming from Skopje, Macedonia, Music Progressive Quartet (MPQ) is comprised of four conservatory-trained, world-class professional classical musicians who play with the Macedonian National Philharmonic Orchestra and guest with countless other groups and orchestras at numerous festivals in the Balkans and beyond. In MPQ, they break out into another idiom, presenting a fresh jazz take on traditional folk songs and rhythms of Macedonia. Beguiling audiences with total mastery of their instruments (violin, viola, cello, and oboe), innovative and witty arrangements, and a warm and engaging stage manner, they are a surprise break-out hit. MPQ are Vladimir Lazarevski on oboe; Vladimir Krstev, on violin; Marko Videnovik, on viola and as composer and arranger, and Paskal Krapovski on cello.
The quartet portfolio includes performance at festivals like “Blues and Jazz Rallye” in Luxemburg, “Balkan music night” in Concord, Massachusetts, “Geza Balazs Gari Jazz festival” in Kikinda, Serbia, “Days of Slavic Literacy and Culture” in Moscow, Russia, “Bitfest”, “Modoars” and “Skopje Summer Festival” in Macedonia, on famous international jazz stages “Porgy & Bess” in Vienna, Austria, “DROM” in NYC, “Lilypad” in Boston, “Ensemble Studio Theatre” in NYC, “Cellar” Jazz Club in Vancouver, Canada, “Czech Culture Center” in Sofia, Bulgaria, and have recorded their music on two albums - “Stream” in 2009 and “Dreaming” in 2013.

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