Alex Neri, Anatolian Weapons, Angel D'lite, Audrey Danza, Bambi, Bliss Inc., Budino, Carl H, DJ Pete, DJ TEETH, Dama, Daniele Baldelli, David Fogarty, E-Talking, Francesco Farfa, Jane Fitz, Jolly, Lastvuska, Magda, Ms.G, Public Display of Affection, Nick Höppner, Running Hot, So-Fi, Sound Metaphors DJs, Space Cadets (Adam Pits + Lisene), Stella Zekri, TPR + many more TBA
OXI – Berlin
Each edition starts Saturday afternoon in the garden and continues inside through the night, with an extra-extended 32-hour Weekender edition in August.
More artists will be announced in the months ahead, with full lineups dropping 4 weeks in advance. Stay updated via our Newsletter, Telegram and on hypersoft.cc.
Tickets for all dates are on sale now via RA.
S/S-03: June 14
Sa. 14:00 - So. 08:00 / Open Air + Indoor
Jane Fitz, Alex Neri, Sound Metaphors DJs, Dama, David Fogarty, Ms.G, DJ TEETH, TPR
OXI – Berlin
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Almost three decades in the game, Jane Fitz needs little introduction at this point: A long-standing resident at Freerotation and Pickle Factory in London, and co-founder of the long-running party Night Moves, Jane possesses an unparalleled knowledge of music and an ability to connect it in ways no other DJ can match. A prominent advocate of vinyl DJing and long-form sets, Fitz has undoubtedly shaped the recent resurgence in deeper, more psychedelic club sounds, setting a bar that's difficult to surpass.
Jane is back with us for the third year running, for a 5-hour extended set – along with our friends from Sound Metaphors, the much-loved Berlin record shop and prolific family of labels that are home to a sizeable proportion of the most essential music being released at the moment on vinyl. Since arriving in Kreuzberg ten years ago, founders Castro and Nemo have breathed new life into the Berlin scene, embracing the widest (and wildest) possible definition of club music and creating a community around their Kreuzberg shop with generosity, love and care, and most of all: a tireless dedication to dance.
At night, the legendary Alex Neri returns after his standout set last year, in which he stunned the X Floor with a masterclass in his unique style of tech-leaning house music, consisting almost entirely of his own private edits and productions. The Italian DJ, producer, and founding member of Planet Funk is the force behind the influential Tenax Recordings label, closely linked with the legendary Tenax Club in Florence, where he has maintained a residency for over two decades. His early productions in the '90s—particularly under aliases like Kamasutra—bridged progressive house with the emerging Italian deep techno sound, helping define a regional style that continues to influence club programming and label culture in Europe and beyond.
Alex is joined by Hypersoft residents TPR & DJ TEETH, and making their Hypersoft debut: Ms.G, the hotly-tipped London-based DJ who has been a mainstay of the London Queer scene for the better part of the last decade. A longstanding resident at Dalston Superstore, their sound draws from a rich tapestry of influences, from rolling house to trance and high energy, weaved together with classic UK motifs.
Meanwhile the O Floor plays host to a meeting of the minds with David Fogarty and Dama, the DJs behind Berlin-based record labels Transmigration and Evasione Digitale. Both labels have quietly become essential outlets for deep, exploratory electronic music, each shaped by the distinct curatorial voices of their founders. David, who runs Transmigration, has gained international recognition for reissuing obscure, often forgotten ambient and trance records from the ’90s, breathing new life into niche catalogues through careful restoration and thoughtful presentation. In parallel, Dama helms Evasione Digitale, the Berlin-via-Torino label devoted to the Italian progressive sound of the 90’s and 00's, which has released a steady stream of essential reissues from legends of the era including Marco Bellini and Andrea Giuditta.
Jane is back with us for the third year running, for a 5-hour extended set – along with our friends from Sound Metaphors, the much-loved Berlin record shop and prolific family of labels that are home to a sizeable proportion of the most essential music being released at the moment on vinyl. Since arriving in Kreuzberg ten years ago, founders Castro and Nemo have breathed new life into the Berlin scene, embracing the widest (and wildest) possible definition of club music and creating a community around their Kreuzberg shop with generosity, love and care, and most of all: a tireless dedication to dance.
At night, the legendary Alex Neri returns after his standout set last year, in which he stunned the X Floor with a masterclass in his unique style of tech-leaning house music, consisting almost entirely of his own private edits and productions. The Italian DJ, producer, and founding member of Planet Funk is the force behind the influential Tenax Recordings label, closely linked with the legendary Tenax Club in Florence, where he has maintained a residency for over two decades. His early productions in the '90s—particularly under aliases like Kamasutra—bridged progressive house with the emerging Italian deep techno sound, helping define a regional style that continues to influence club programming and label culture in Europe and beyond.
Alex is joined by Hypersoft residents TPR & DJ TEETH, and making their Hypersoft debut: Ms.G, the hotly-tipped London-based DJ who has been a mainstay of the London Queer scene for the better part of the last decade. A longstanding resident at Dalston Superstore, their sound draws from a rich tapestry of influences, from rolling house to trance and high energy, weaved together with classic UK motifs.
Meanwhile the O Floor plays host to a meeting of the minds with David Fogarty and Dama, the DJs behind Berlin-based record labels Transmigration and Evasione Digitale. Both labels have quietly become essential outlets for deep, exploratory electronic music, each shaped by the distinct curatorial voices of their founders. David, who runs Transmigration, has gained international recognition for reissuing obscure, often forgotten ambient and trance records from the ’90s, breathing new life into niche catalogues through careful restoration and thoughtful presentation. In parallel, Dama helms Evasione Digitale, the Berlin-via-Torino label devoted to the Italian progressive sound of the 90’s and 00's, which has released a steady stream of essential reissues from legends of the era including Marco Bellini and Andrea Giuditta.
Garden: Jane Fitz, Sound Metaphors DJs (14:00-22:00)
Jane Fitz
Almost three decades in the game, Jane Fitz needs little introduction at this point: A long-standing resident at Freerotation and Pickle Factory in London, and co-founder of the long-running party Night Moves, Jane possesses an unparalleled knowledge of music and an ability to connect it in ways no other DJ can match. A prominent advocate of vinyl DJing and long-form sets, Fitz has undoubtedly shaped the recent resurgence in deeper, more psychedelic club sounds, setting a bar that's difficult to surpass.
Almost three decades in the game, Jane Fitz needs little introduction at this point: A long-standing resident at Freerotation and Pickle Factory in London, and co-founder of the long-running party Night Moves, Jane possesses an unparalleled knowledge of music and an ability to connect it in ways no other DJ can match. A prominent advocate of vinyl DJing and long-form sets, Fitz has undoubtedly shaped the recent resurgence in deeper, more psychedelic club sounds, setting a bar that's difficult to surpass.
Castro & Nemo, aka Sound Metaphors DJs, are the founders of the Berlin record shop and its sfamily of associated labels. Known for their expansive musical range and expert reissues spanning proto-house, Italo, and electronic obscurities, they are responsible for a sizeable proportion of the most essential music being released at the moment on vinyl. Over the years, their extended sets at Cocktail D’Amore and epic 18-hour New Years Eve closing of Lab.oratory have become the stuff of legend, while their regular full takeovers of its beloved parent club are perhaps the best curated parties in town.
X Floor: Alex Neri, Ms.G, TPR, DJ TEETH (22:00-08:00)
Italian house pioneer Alex Neri is back after his standout set last year on the X Floor, in which he stunned us with 3 hours of his private edits and unreleased productions. The DJ, producer, and founding member of Italian electronic band Planet Funk, is the force behind the influential Tenax Recordings, the label arm of the legendary Tenax Club in Florence, where he has maintained a residency for over two decades.
His early productions in the ‘90s—particularly under aliases like Kamasutra—bridged progressive house with the emerging Italian deep techno sound, helping define a regional style that went on to shape house music throughout Europe and beyond. His new music, on his own relaunched imprint Wildflower and Berlin-based label Slow Life, amongst others, is some of his best yet: emotive, timeless, groove-driven tech house that hits where it hurts in all the best ways, and demonstrates exactly why Neri continues to be such a vital force in electronic music after nearly thirty years in the game.
A longstanding resident at Dalston Superstore, Ms.G has been a mainstay of the London Queer scene for the better part of the last decade, with a sound that draws from a rich tapestry of influences from rolling house to trance, high energy and progressive, weaved together with classic UK motifs.
Hypersoft founders and residents.
O Floor: David Fogarty, Dama (00:00-06:00)
Soft Power Vol. 1 – Protect Trans Youth
Cat. No.: HS-01
Release: 12.07.24
Format: WAV, AIFF, MP3
Distribution: Word and Sound
Mastering: Marco @ Analogcut
Artwork: Jason Graf
Funds raised: 4K+€
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2. Dylan Forbes — High Point
3. Adam Pits — Flangelic
4. Inner Zone - Salamander
5. Eoin DJ — Like Questions
6. Bliss Inc. — Safety Cage
7. DJ TEETH — Mi Acid Su Acid (La Abuela Mix)
8. D. Tiffany & Dugong — Throb Of The Elm
9. E-Talking — Tunneleffekt
10. Running Hot — Hold Me
11. Desire — Feel It
12. Cromby — Like A Diva
13. Angel D’lite — 1000 Flowers
14. Kasper Marott — Lang Kurs
15. Frederik Tollund — Ahead 9
100% of the profits go directly to Transgender Europe and Mermaids, organisations supporting and advocating for trans and non-binary youth in Europe, the UK and Asia.
We are a queer collective, label and club night based in Berlin, focused on electronic music, underground club culture and the communities who create and sustain it.
We believe in collective agency. Dance music was never supposed to be about profits and self-interest; it has always been about collective strength, community and empowerment.
Dance music culture owes its existence to LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities. Those same communities continue to innovate, produce, and sustain it today, with the same values of openness, acceptance and freedom that have always been its cornerstones. It’s imperative for all of us to know this history. We stand proudly as a queer collective, and try to carry forward those same values and return to the spirit of dance music culture before it splintered into the mainstream and rigidly defined micro scenes of today. Our parties are for everyone. Dance music should be a space where barriers are broken down.
We envision a queer future that’s inclusive, open, and friendly, fostering a community where everyone feels welcome – because what binds us together is something deeper than our gender or sexual identities. Common values of genuine open-mindedness, generosity, respect, empathy and solidarity, and connecting it all, a deep love for music – that is club culture. It is, more than anything, a way of being in and looking at the world.
Our plan from the start has been simple: to concentrate on music and contribute positively to the scene and community around us. We want to do whatever we can to lift up everyone in the process, including people who may never come to our parties or know anything about us. We firmly believe that we, and all of our collective wellbeing, is deeply interconnected.
Dance music does not exist in a vacuum.
These are the values that inform everything we do.
For the duration of our S/S25 season, we are raising funds for Berlin grassroots organisation The Dolls: a self organised, DIY, and participative space open to everyone who identifies as trans femmes*.
The Dolls is run by a team of 7 people with the support of 20 volunteers. They work to provide a safer space for all transfem communities in the city, as well as to provide direct support for the most vulnerable members: for example, those experiencing homelessness, incarcerceration, or refugee status. For 3 years, they have operated on community support and donations from the participants, as well as public funds from Berlin’s anti-discrimation budget, which is about to be reduced drastically through the government’s new austerity measures. These cuts are set to disproportionately impact several of the capital’s most vulnerable communities, and abolish inclusion and diversity programmes in culture.
The house is based on sharing knowledge, skills, and material resources, learning and unlearning from each other, fighting isolation and being with one another: standing together in solidarity.
Activities range from hanging out to gossip, sharing experiences and tea, info and solidarity, workshops, discussions and direct solidarity practice. Food, a clothing swap and community IPL machine are also available. The Doll house is not open for cops or military, it is anti borders, anti racist and anti capitalist.
The Dolls is hosted by Casa Kuà every Sunday from 16:00-20:00. The first Sunday is BIPoC Dolls only.
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