Vault Sessions, a music platform committed to diversity, inclusivity, and community-building, is set to return to BASSIANI on February 9. Through collaborations with iconic clubs, warehouses, and festivals, Vault Sessions aims to nurture techno culture and create intimate music experiences in the Netherlands and worldwide. The collective’s visions will be showcased by its founders, prominent figures on the Dutch scene, Alexander van Zweden and Bas Schoevaars, collectively known as VSC (Vault Sessions Collective), along with resident artists.
German producer and DJ Phil Berg—the name synonymous with drum-fueled club-driven techno, producing music on the SK_X series, BCCO, PositiveSource, etc.—and Lobster, known for his hi-energy tribalistic techno. The Italian-born, Berlin-based DJ and producer, the founder of the K S R label, Gianluca Caiati, better known as Kaiser, has established his name as one of the modern techno scene’s most potent assets through trailblazing releases for labels such as Key Vinyl, Planet Rhythm, Mord, Voight, and more. A consistent fixture of the Georgian scene and compassionate enthusiast of club culture, NDRX, and Zesknel with improvisational live performances.
HOROOM is set to invite wide-ranging selectors. Ben Ufo, one of the visionaries behind the peerless Hessle Audio label with Pearson Sound and Pangaea, has spearheaded a visionary UK-rooted club sound for decades. Ben Ufo has acquired a deserved reputation with his keen ear and razor-sharp technical abilities, enabling him to cut between era lineages and mixing styles with dazzling ease and fluidity; HVL, an exceptional musical narrator with a diverse palette, flawlessly sharing fresh inspirations with listeners both in the studio and on the dance floor without making any compromises; and Kvanchi, whose extensive range and profound comprehension of music had a distinct impact on moulding the sound of HOROOM.
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