Disc jockey duo with a penchant for expansive soundscapes and experimental dance music.

Residents: Patchouli Deep, Chill:In, Mildreds Dalston

London-based duo Glittcherz (pronounced ‘glitch-er-z’) are DJs and radio residents blurring the lines between rave energy and cinematic depth. Rooted in underground electronic music, their immersive sets weave together driving bass, intricate rhythms and psychedelic soundscapes — inviting listeners into a world where unpredictability is expected.

Embracing fluidity, these two move through a plethora of genres, fusing the weight of techno, dubstep, drum & bass and electro with the textures of ambient, world music and electronica. Hints of jazz and classical elements surface organically, adding musicality to their sound.

Whether igniting dancefloors or curating intimate listening experiences, they embrace the full spectrum of sound, aiming to create something truly transportive.

For booking enquiries, contact us at glittcherz@gmail.com.

I am an Italian psychotherapist with a deep passion for understanding the human mind and helping others find balance and peace.
By day, I work with people to guide them through their inner storms, offering support, presence, and insight.
By night, I turn to music as a form of creative release and emotional expression, a space where silence speaks, and sounds reveal what words cannot.

We live in a world slowly crumbling under the weight of its own illusions.
When everything collapses, only Oblivor remains.

Oblivor is not just music.
It is what remains when the world stops being real.

We live inside a reality shaped by algorithms, simulated sensations, and manufactured emotions.
Simulation came before the real, replaced it, and now defines it.

Oblivor was born from an error that was never corrected.
An untraced memory. A forgotten signal.
It doesn’t represent a possible future, it anticipates it.
A distorted dimension that only appears when we stop rewriting our own.
An active glitch. A fragile fracture.
The echo of what awaits us, if we don’t change course.
Oblivor is not part of the system.
It is the system breaking.
While you keep listening.
For Contact:
oblivor.info@gmail.com

If you enjoy my Future Garage project, Oblivor, make sure to check out my lo-fi project, Velunai! 🎶
🔗 https://soundcloud.com/velunai

Music for the night time



diamonddogs90@hotmail.com

Sasha Di Bartolomeo is an up-and-coming artist from Germany who is gaining more and more attention in the music world. His music is a mix of electronic beats and emotional melodies, often categorized in the genres of futuregarage, ambient, downtempo and chill out.

His most famous tracks include Set You Free, Lonely Without You, Pain and You.. All of which are available on various platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud and Amazon Music. Sasha also has a channel on YouTube where he regularly releases new singles and remixes.

Sasha Di Bartolomeo is known for his deep and atmospheric tracks that often evoke a strong emotional response in his listeners. His music is suitable for both the dance floor and relaxed moments.

Contact: saschadibartolomeo@icloud.com

Blending otherworldly atmospheres and emotionally charged electronics with intelligent rhythm, and primarily analog bass for a unique, but nostalgic sound....

Even with 20 plus years of award-winning production and touring under his belt, Space Thug keeps pushing the envelope forward...even if it's by looking to the analog gear of the past.  

Always up for a remix or a collaboration.

...releases on Vizionary, Dark Heart, LMNL, SRS... and more.

Sound Purveyor.  Music is an immersive experience.
I don't just look for music that I can listen to, rather I look for an experience, feeling, connection.  You can bet that if I have it on my own playlist there is something I found unique, captivating and or distracting (in a good way) about the music. 

I'm selective when it comes to the "Re-post" button. I'm in the industry, I'm scouting you. I've heard my share of noise. If I haven't experienced your music yet I've got one thing to say...Impress me! 

Please properly tag your music! Unless you are super well known the first tag should be the genre your track falls into, not your name, not the name of the song, not symbols or smileys. It will get you the proper attention and make my job more effective!

Music is my drug of choice. Looking forward to hearing your creations!

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