Uniting heavy beats, driving basslines, and Arabic sounds, Moktar’s cultural mash-ups showcase the global potential of electronic music. Drawing from his background in live music and his Egyptian-Australian roots, this rising artist experiments with instrumentation, percussion, sampling, and production—delivering high-velocity DJ sets alongside moody, introspective tracks. Equally genre-bending and genre-blending is Surusinghe, a London-based DJ/producer from Australia now making waves on the global club circuit. Her fast and unpredictable mixes bring together bass, reggaeton, broken beat, and techno, to name a few. In her productions, including the brilliant ‘GOOD GIRLS/BAD GIRLS’ EP, Surusinghe lays a foundation of heavy percussion and club-ready rhythms, only to rattle that foundation to its core.