12.4.25.
OXI.

On Saturday, April 12, we kick off the season with our 3rd Birthday celebrations in the Garden at OXI, with Angel D’lite, Carl H and the legendary Francesco Farfa. Expect psychedelic techno, deep progressive house, rave and breakbeat from three of the best in the business.

When the sun sets outside, we kick off the night programme on the X Floor, with Stella Zekri, So-Fi, Public Display of Affection (aka Jonah Considine and Tam Tam), plus E-Talking and DJ TEETH, going for a second round after their explosive b2b last year in the garden. 

On the O Floor, we begin the first in a series of special extended sets exploring faster techno and progressive sounds, with Bliss Inc. going b2b with TPR – all night long.

10.5.2025.
OXI.

For the second edition of the season, we are reuniting with Parisian collective HORS-SOL for a celebration of dance music history and exploration of influences that connect generations in club culture.

Kicking off in the Garden, the legendary Daniele Baldelli – massively influential DJ and pioneer of the cosmic sound – joins local hero Budino and the mighty Anatolian Weapons for a journey through tripped-out disco, dubby techno, Italo, house, and things that defy description.

Baldelli, one of dance music's greats, rewrote the rules of DJing in the late '70s and early '80s through his residencies at Italian clubs Baia Degli Angeli and Cosmic, mixing psychedelic rock, krautrock, African rhythms, dub, and psychedelic disco in a way that had never been done before. He paved the way for future generations to question genre boundaries and set the bar for unpredictability and innovation, shaping an entire movement that is very much alive today.

In the night, Proxima label head Audrey Danza joins HORS-SOL founders Jolly & Lastvuska on the X Floor, along with Hypersoft’s TPR, DJ TEETH, and Bambi – the young French DJ who is a resident of both collectives – until late on Sunday morning. This is set to be the fourth collaboration between our two crews, based on personal connection and and a shared vision of connecting like-minded music communities throughout Europe and beyond. HORS-SOL are that rare collective with their hearts and heads in the right place, leading their scene in the right direction with positivity and love. They’ve got something truly special going on in Paris: come and check it out for yourself.

On the O Floor, we present the second in our series of all night long showcases, this time from one of the most pivotal figures in Berlin house and techno history – Nick Höppner. The Panorama Bar resident and former Ostgut Ton label manager will be touching down for a special extended techno set. Get ready for a masterclass in versatility and technique from one of the best in the game.

14.6.25.
OXI.

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.