Line up, Bio's & music
Sterac - Steve Rachmad
Since his earliest days in the scene, Amsterdam’s electronic music pioneer Steve Rachmad has created a legion of monikers to cover the variety and broadness of his compositions. Black Scorpion, Tons of Tones, Rachmad Project, Scorp, Parallel 9, Ignacio, Dreg, Sterac Electronics; they all represent a different facet of Rachmad’s music.
One of the main creatures living on Planet Rachmad has always been STERAC, a side of Steve’s musical personality that’s not easily described. Let’s say that where other aliases are used for excursions to more dub-, disco-, or house- oriented records, STERAC’s focus has always been on the no-nonsense, darker, and deeper side of techno. The STERAC discography consists of signature cuts, spread out over genre-defining labels such as M-Plant, Tresor, Klockworks, Afterlife, Mote Evolver, Indigo Aera and Delsin. Over the years it’s been reinterpreted, remixed, and reworked by peers such as Ricardo Villalobos, Vince Watson and Marc Romboy.
The work rarely fits current trends or pushes through to the absolute top of subjective charts. Rather it simmers, always ready to spark the rise of new generations, parties, and artists’ careers within the musical biotope we all love.
His effort and independent attitude have made STERAC a regular on many a stage. From his hometown’s Awakenings, to Berghain in Berlin, Movement festival in Detroit, Fabric London, Loft Barcelona, D-Edge in Sao Paulo, and more.
Khadija al Hanafi
Since the 2020's, Khadija Al Hanafi has become one of footwork's most inventive contemporary voices. Reshaping the genre through her unique fusion of global soundscapes and digital collage techniques.
The Tunisian music producer impacted the electronic music scene with her "Slime Patrol" series on Fada Records. Rising as one of Footwork's new defining figures, she garnered a cult following while sparking interest amongst venues and labels worldwide.
Pitchfork writer Jude Noel describes her as: "One of footwork’s freshest, most unpredictable new voices. Whether she’s chopping it up over traditional 160-BPM drum patterns or bending club music’s conventions to her own will, she flips unexpected sounds and obscure samples into music that sounds like nothing else out there."
Technics Jan
Sleek Freak
Oz.n.roll + TyPpO
Oz.n.roll + TyPpO is an electronic live-coding duo where sound and visuals enter into dialogue. Their performances merge atmospheric, forest inspired ambient synths with raw, glitch-driven imagery, creating a world that is at once soothing and intriguing. Working with live-coding tools such as SonicPi and Hydra, they build each performance from scratch.
Sound and visuals evolve together, not in hierarchy but in balance—an
improvised conversation that is always new, always in motion. Coding becomes their instrument, offering complete freedom and an organic creative flow. Every show begins as a blank canvas, unfolding into unexpected outcomes. Their approach is intimate: they move among the audience or invite the audience to surround them, encouraging close observation and shared experience. The result is an inclusive and immersive atmosphere that speaks to all ages, drawing listeners and viewers into a space of reflection, curiosity, and wonder.
Kriktonite
Roos
Roos De Vos is a fresh, up and coming DJ from Mechelen and newly resident for Lunar. Rooting her love for music in different genres which makes her versatile and unpredictable. With a background in hiphop and bass music, she got the spark from her father who taught her early on how to DJ. Nowadays she is developing her sound more towards electronic subgenres of (hard) techno, acid and trance. With renewed artists like Miss Kittin, Underworld or Daft Punk as a source of inspiration.
Who remembers her benchmark set's at De Nachtwinkel at Maanrock of Nachtwinkel NYE in 2025?