The Midnight Project Techno Music

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday's guest mix is coming in hot. Sam WOLFE takes over with a high-impact set packed with intensity, attitude, and a full arsenal of unreleased heat. If you've been watching his rise across the techno scene, this mix shows exactly why he's the one to watch.From the opening track, a wild "Yes B!TCH" intro edit with Danny Avila and HNTR, you know you're in for a ride. Sam flips Odd Mob, Porter Robinson, Pryda, Soft Cell, and Beltran with his signature dark-tech energy, and drops more than 10 exclusive IDs and bootlegs that you won't hear anywhere else. This artist is fully committed.Standout moments include his hypnotic remix of "Language," a tension-filled take on "Tainted Love" with Jamie Jones, and a massive closing ID with JD Farrell that features a Central Cee vocal twist. Every minute of this mix is designed to hit hard and stay with you.Get ready for 60 minutes of raw creativity, heavy edits, and the full weight of Sam WOLFE in control.Thanks for tuning in. Follow the show on Apple Podcasts and let me know which track hit you the hardest.See you next week,SebastiaanThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Hey Midnighters,Episode 180 is here, and it's a full-throttle ride into the raw and relentless pulse of techno. I crafted this one to fuel your fire, whether you're starting your day or losing yourself deep in the night.We kick things off with a groover from LUSU on Drumcode that sets the perfect tone. Then it's straight into high-voltage territory with KURA's blazing "White Ferrari" on VOLTA. Simina Grigoriu returns to the show with not one, but two heavy-hitting tracks, "Layers of Reality" and "Divine Assignment," both dropping serious attitude on DCLTD.A huge moment this week is the collaboration between Nicole Moudaber and Space 92. "Eyes On Me" is a beast, cinematic and driving, built for big rooms and open hearts. Also listen out for standout drops by Rory Marshall, Franco Smith, and an absolute weapon from Marco Faraone that I've had on repeat in the studio.Keep your ears locked for a remix surprise near the end. Bruno Power flips "Short Dick Man" into something that'll tear the floor apart. Unexpected, cheeky, and unforgettable.Dive deeper into the full tracklist here:

Hey Midnighters,Part 2 of The Midnight Project #179 is here, and this week, I'm proud to welcome Francesca Fagiani to the show.Her guest mix is a masterclass in precision and emotion. Francesca brings a raw, hypnotic energy that reflects exactly what this community stands for. Focus, movement, and music with intention. This set is deep, powerful, and designed for those who live the techno lifestyle to the fullest. Whether you're pushing through a long run, in the zone at work, or riding out the night, this mix will carry you all the way.Expect a blend of personal edits, unreleased tracks, and signature selections that showcase why Francesca is one of the names to watch in the scene.

Hey Midnighters,Welcome to episode #179 of The Midnight Project.If you're looking for music that supports your focus, fuels your movement, and helps you stay aligned with your goals, this episode delivers exactly that. Whether you're training, working, creating, or simply resetting your mind, this mix is designed to carry you through.We begin with LUSU's “Afterlife” on Drumcode, setting a deep and determined tone. From there, it builds with tracks from IAMT Music Group that bring both power and precision, including Boges & Kai State's “That Sound” and Gonzalo F's “Aura.” Thomas Schumacher's classic “Schall” gets a fresh remix by A.D.H.S., and Saytek brings a raw, live energy that's impossible to ignore. The story closes with the cinematic weight of “Sympoiesis” by Pleasurekraft and Zimmz, and two final tracks that leave you grounded and ready for what's next.This show isn't just about listening. It's about feeling connected to something bigger. The Midnight Project community is filled with people who choose to live with intention. Techno is our tool for clarity, strength, and progress.

Hey Midnighters,This week's guest mix at The Midnight Project is a special celebration straight from Amsterdam Dance Event 2025, featuring the full force of Redesign Records, after an exclusive premiere on DI.FM, it's finally available for all of you.I've curated a high-voltage selection showcasing the heart of Redesign: new originals, bold remixes, and tracks from some of our most exciting artists. This special features music from Slim Black, Hans J, Paula Sanz, Raftek, Silvius, Saints (CL), Fabio Salvati, Bruno Power, Laybe, Emison, and me. You'll hear brand-new tracks like Shadow, Void, and Demonic, my latest collaboration with Emison.Now here's the real message: if you're a producer with a vision and music that fits the Redesign sound, we're listening. Send your demos directly to the label via:

Hey Midnighters,Episode 178 has landed, and it's a heavy one. We kick things off with Marco V and build from there. Pure momentum, no distractions. This week is all about raw energy, built for the late hours when everything else fades away.You'll hear powerful grooves from Metodi Hristov and ADRIANNA, a profound moment from Amir Telem, and underground warehouse pressure from Drumsauw. Two exclusive IDs are in the mix, straight from the underground. Are Bee & Naomind deliver something cosmic, Whebba remixes Anahit Vardanyan into something special, and Pan-Pot brings it all home with force.Big names. Rising talent. A seamless ride made for Midnighters who know where the real pulse is.Also, ADE in Amsterdam was a blast. So much inspiration, so many good conversations, and even more reason to keep pushing this music forward.Catch the full tracklist and relive the journey:

Hey Midnighters,This week, The Midnight Project goes deeper with a special ADE edition guest mix by Stijn Vandensande, exclusively on DI.FM and podcasting platforms.For this one, Stijn delivered a tightly crafted 60-minute journey filled with unreleased material, personal edits, and raw, rolling techno straight from his own studio and label. From the first drop, it's clear you're in the hands of a producer who knows exactly how to control the room, tension, groove, and release in perfect balance.Expect hypnotic rhythms, deep layers, and that unmistakable underground pulse that's made Stijn one of the rising names to watch during Amsterdam Dance Event. It's a true statement mix, made for long nights, early mornings, and everything in between.Whether you're catching it on the move or locked in with your headphones, this is one you'll want to play loud.

Hey Midnighters,This week's episode of The Midnight Project is a full-force ride into the underground. We kick off with a powerful rework by Victor Ruiz that instantly sets the pace, followed by deep and driving selections from NoNameLeft, Bruce Zalcer, and two standout tracks from Alex Ocampo. The flow is tight, the energy is real.Pan-Pot drops a heavy hitter with “Kaltstrom,” Marco V lands strong on Drumcode, and there's a standout remix from Tao Andra that flips the mood just right. Space 92 teams up with Malena Narvay for a banging peak-time moment, and we close with a raw techno groove from Melvin Spix and TimeKube that hits like a reset button.The Midnight Project is about more than just music. It's for the early risers, the creators, the builders. Whether you're in the studio, on the move, or hitting the gym before the world wakes up, this show is your space to reset and refocus.

The Midnight Project — Guest Mix by XABIDear Midnighters,After its premiere on DI.FM, I'm happy to share XABI's guest mix with you on all podcast platforms.XABI delivers a sound that feels both raw and refined, deep, powerful, and full of emotion. His approach to techno mirrors what our community stands for: movement with meaning, energy with intention.This mix is perfect for late nights, creative focus, or long drives when you need that steady pulse to carry you forward.I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did.See you next week,SebastiaanThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Dear Midnighters,You shape this week's episode. After so many of you reached out about Mind Against's track from last week, we're bringing them back to open the show with “Cloud.” It has become a shared favorite among our community - the kind of track that connects us, no matter where we listen.From there, the mix moves through Daniel Weirdo, Phoenix Movement, and ADRIANNA, carrying that familiar Midnight Project energy: deep, focused, and full of movement. It's music for both the dancefloor and the quiet moments after, for those who find rhythm in every part of life.We close with my own track, “Louder,” made in Amsterdam. A reminder that even when life takes us to new places, our soul and spirit stay connected.See you next week,SebastiaanThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Hey Midnighters,For the second hour of Episode 175, Sebastiaan Hooft hands over the decks to Kai State, an artist who brings precision, momentum, and a clear creative voice.From the very first beat, Kai dives into a focused, high-energy journey. The mix is packed with original productions, collaborations, and unreleased material that showcase his evolving sound. You'll hear his signature style come through in every transition, with support from artists like Eric James, Weston & Teston, and Kos:mo.This is a set built for movement. Rolling basslines, tight grooves, and a drive that mirrors the lifestyle we live. No noise. No distractions. Just clear intent and powerful techno.Kai State delivers more than just a guest mix. This is a full showcase of who he is and where he's headed.Listen to the full episode and explore the energy:

Hey Midnighters,Episode #175 of The Midnight Project is live and fully charged. Focused energy. Driving rhythms. Fresh releases. This is the sound of a clear mind and a strong body in motion.We open with My Culture by OZBEK and Zafer Atabey on Drumcode, a powerful statement of identity and sound. Mind Against and Tharat follow with Cloud, a track built on atmosphere and depth. Kos:mo brings us Samsara, blending tradition with movement.UMEK delivered something special this week. Machina Motus landed in my inbox this Monday, and it's one of the strongest techno tracks. Clean, direct, and engineered to hit hard.Also in the mix is my private edit of HI-LO's REESE, refined for maximum impact. You'll hear peak-time energy from Joyhauser, Nadai, Estora, and Endica. Every track supports the same lifestyle we live together. Early starts. Intentional movement. Consistent growth.This is music for running at sunrise. For tuning into your work. For building momentum that lasts.Full tracklist right here:

Hey Midnighters,This week's episode of The Midnight Project brings a powerful wave of sound straight from Hamilton, Ontario, as we welcome Canadian DJ and producer Eric James. Known for his dark, emotional style and relentless energy, Eric steps into the spotlight with a guest mix that reflects exactly where he is right now—focused, fearless, and fully immersed in the craft.After years of building his identity through intense live sets and deep studio work, Eric is now moving into a new era. His latest productions are darker, more refined, and emotionally charged. You'll hear it in this mix. From the first beat to the final moment, he takes us into a world where gritty textures meet cinematic melodies, and every transition tells part of a larger story.This is a set built for the night. It's loaded with Eric's own music, including unreleased material that captures the raw edge of his current sound: no distractions, no branding, just pure techno for those who crave something more profound.Full tracklist right here:

Hey Midnighters, it's that time again. Welcome to Episode #174 of The Midnight Project.This week's show is a full-throttle ride through raw power and elegant chaos, a carefully shaped mix designed to keep your pulse racing from the first drop to the final fade. I opened the hour with Pablo Say's “Flights Arcane,” setting the tone for a deep dive into dark grooves, punchy edits, and emotional builds.You'll hear Nicole Moudaber teaming up with Castion for a heavy-hitting anthem on Mood Collective, and Adam Beyer's latest on Drumcode brings that unmistakable sense of journey. The Classic of the Week comes in strong: Space 92's remix of DJ Jordan's “Better Things,” a track that still hits like it's fresh out of the studio.There's a unique twist midway through with my private edits of HI-LO's “REESE” and LUSU's “BANG THE BOX,” raw, stripped, and built for this moment.Also on the radar this week: the cosmic force of Joyhauser, the bold tension of Poly Powder & Select Avenue, and a fire closer from Sine2 that lets the bass truly take control.This episode is loaded with exclusives and fierce selections. Don't just listen, feel the tracks move through you.

Hey Midnighters,This week's guest on The Midnight Project is none other than Raden (UK). You might recognize his name; we dropped Transcendence together. If you haven't heard it yet, listen to it here: https://songshare.com/track/nej73aylRaden brings an incredible guest mix that first aired on the DI.FM Techno channel. It's a deep, driving session filled with his own releases and unreleased material, perfectly tuned for that Midnight Project energy.Check out the full playlist here:

Hey Midnighters,Episode 173 is live.This week's set is built for the real ones. The night runners, the 6 AM risers, the focused minds chasing clarity and momentum through music. That's the lifestyle we share. No chaos, no shortcuts. Just intention and rhythm.Some of the tracks in this episode I played as private edits at Tomorrowland. Now they're here in full, unfiltered form, like my remix of Stagira's “Busy Child” and the private edit of LUSU's “BANG THE BOX.” These are records shaped by the dancefloor but made to carry with you far beyond it.You'll also hear powerful new selections from HI-LO, Nicole Moudaber, Ignacio Arfeli, Pablo Say, and Faithless reimagined by Space 92. Each one selected with precision to fuel whatever moment you're in.The Midnight Project isn't just a mix. It's how we live.

Sebastiaan Hooft delivers an unforgettable final hour at Tomorrowland Ibiza under his Seb_h aliasOn September 19, 2025, Dutch artist Sebastiaan Hooft, performing under his deep tech alias Seb_h, took over the decks at the Tomorrowland Ibiza Rooftop for a high-energy closing set that turned heads across the island.More than just a retail space, the Tomorrowland Ibiza Store has become a cultural hub, hosting intimate DJ sets that capture the spirit of the island. Seb_h, a regular presence in Ibiza's underground scene, brought his signature sound: minimal, emotionally charged, and rooted in groove.His final hour set was a masterclass in tension and release. A journey that moved from hypnotic basslines to explosive crescendos, keeping the crowd fully locked in until the last beat faded.As an advocate for conscious club culture and deeper musical experiences, Sebastiaan Hooft continues to shape a space where music, mindfulness, and movement come together, even in unexpected places like this curated Tomorrowland boutique.Stream the full last hour now, a pure slice of Balearic deep tech blended with techno from one of Ibiza's most consistent voices.

Midnighters,This Sunday, part 2 of The Midnight Project #172 lands on our own channels, and it's a big one. Swiss Roger Lavelle steps in with a guest mix that's been shaking the airwaves on DI.FM, and now it's finally available for all of you.Black Snake Records' head honcho is absolutely on fire. His mix is a relentless ride through deep, high-energy techno, loaded with his productions and Black Snake weapons. It's raw, powerful, and built to move you. We're proud to have him on the show, and you're going to love what he's brought to the table.

Hey Midnighters,Episode 172 is live and packed with artists who are shaping the pulse of techno right now.We kick things off with the always-evolving Avis Vox, followed by Victor Ruiz and Mila Journée, two powerhouses consistently pushing quality through top-tier labels. HI-LO also returns to the show this week. I played this exact track last Saturday at Tomorrowland Ibiza, and it was the moment of the night. People came up asking for the ID. Pure connection on the dancefloor.SVMMA, IOA, and Kate Hex bring fresh fire, each building their own unique imprint on the scene. Reaktive joins us with undeniable energy, and Amber Broos teams up with Bermio for a standout moment. Marie Vaunt and KURA, Nick Acid and Miss N-Traxx, and Marika Rossa all bring serious attitude, keeping things intense and raw.We close this journey with something special. It's a personal edit I made of a Marco Faraone edit from a Carlo Lio original. That's three layers deep, and it's been a powerful closer in my sets lately.

Hey Midnighters,Episode 171 is here, recorded fresh off my set at the Tomorrowland Rooftop in Playa d'en Bossa, Ibiza. The island's energy was unreal, and I've poured that feeling straight into this week's mix.We kick off with Armin van Buuren, Adam Beyer, and D-Shake's Techno Trance, then dive into Joyhauser's 2025 version of Elements, Job Nelis' Feel It Moving, and a wild remix of Not Gonna Get Us by Mazdem. You'll also hear new heat from Kos:mo, Sisko Electrofanatik, and a closing remix by Victor Ruiz that hits deep.For the full journey, check the playlist here:

Hey Midnighters,Welcome to Episode 170 of The Midnight Project. This week's show is pure momentum. No detours, just full-speed techno from the first kick to the last fade-out. I've packed in a sharp, high-octane ride with a blend of heavyweight names and underground killers that'll leave you breathless and inspired.We open with Sisko Electrofanatik's Distorted Reality, a gritty statement of intent, and ride straight into a monster collaboration from Joyhauser and Space 92. You'll also hear absolute fire from Coyu, Mha Iri, and a stomping remix of Push Me by Teenage Mutants. There's a premiere you won't want to miss from Job Nelis, and a stunning twist on Higher by GusGus & Vok, reimagined by METODI.Three standouts this week on IAMT Music Group alone, including a burner from Nelayan and the darkly hypnotic Pulse by NTMTR. Plus, ADRIANNA's Antiheroes is here to shake the walls, and we close with a bold rework. Gregor Larsen's Pjanoo 2025 sends us into orbit.Don't just listen. Dive into the full experience. Every track, every build, every drop is waiting for you here:

Hey Midnighters,169 is a deep dive into the underground. This week's mix is designed for focus, momentum, and that steady push forward. Whether you're running, working, or just taking a moment to reset. It's about tuning in to the energy that keeps you sharp and moving with purpose.Next month I'll be in Turin, spending two days in the studio working with producers on new music. Then in October, it's Amsterdam Dance Event. I'll be there to connect with producers and labels, building the next phase of The Midnight Project from the inside. These quiet, behind-the-scenes moments often lead to the loudest breakthroughs.This episode features standout tracks from Jay Lumen, Lisa May, and the powerful pairing of Mark Reeve and Joyhauser. I also want to spotlight Ken Ishii. A true innovator from Japan, Ken has been shaping techno since the early nineties with a sound that still feels futuristic. His presence in this mix is a reminder of how deep and global our scene really is.

Hey Midnighters,Episode 168 of The Midnight Project is here, and it's built around the lifestyle we all share. Whether you're on a sunrise run, in the studio, or closing down the night with friends, this mix is made to move with you.This week features legends like Carl Cox, Riva Starr, and Adam Beyer, alongside fresh talent including ADRIANNA, Deus Deserto, and Peter Pauz. These are the artists shaping the future of techno, and they bring serious energy to this episode.You'll also hear "Analog," one of my productions that still feels right at home in the mix. Every track is selected to match the pulse of how we live.

Hey Midnighters,What a ride Episode 167 was. From the first kick of Rise Above by Jam El Mar and SUDO to the last pulse of Escape From Reality by Patrick Scuro and Felix Kruell, the energy was pure fire. I can still feel the bass in my bones, and I hope you can too.This week's mix was built to keep you moving, whether you're running through city streets, losing yourself under the lights, or just zoning out with your headphones. Every track is a step deeper into the heart of our sound, with massive moments from Bart Skils, Paul Kalkbrenner, and Maddix alongside fresh underground talent.The beat doesn't stop here. Next week, I have fresh exclusives lined up, tracks you will not hear anywhere else first. Keep your calendars marked for Wednesday, 6 AM (CET), and if you missed a moment, you can always catch the full playlist here:

Hey Midnighters,It's Sebastiaan. Welcome to Episode 166 of The Midnight Project.This week's mix is built for the ones who go all in. We end on a hard note, full throttle, no apologies. If you've ever pushed through the night chasing focus, release, or just a moment of truth, this one's for you.Techno isn't just a sound. It's how we move through the world. It fuels our mornings, powers our workouts, clears our heads. Whether you're tuning in before sunrise or deep into your flow, this episode is meant to lock you in and carry you forward.Somewhere in the middle, you'll catch a VIP edit of High Society – something I've been playing out to test limits. It's not about hype; it's about being fully present, even when everything gets loud.Also, Redesign Records is officially live in its new form. The full label site just launched with all three releases up now. You can check it out at:

Midnighters!Proud to welcome Emison to The Midnight Project.I've been keeping an eye on his sound for a while now — raw, hypnotic, and straight from the underground. When we connected on our track, Demonic, it clicked immediately. He's got that rare instinct for tension and groove that drives a dancefloor without letting go.This guest mix is precisely that: no filler, just full-pressure techno—a glimpse into the world of a Sicilian artist who lives and breathes the club.Hope you enjoy it as much as I did putting this collaboration together.More to come.Sebastiaan

Hey Midnighters,Episode 165 is here and it closes out something special. Over the past four episodes, we've explored Adam Beyer's studio album track by track, four each week, and today we wrap it up with the final chapter. From “Accelerate” with Kyozo to “Boundless,” these last selections bring the same intensity, groove, and precision that have defined the whole journey. It's been an honor showcasing this record with you.The energy this week is sharp and cinematic. Rebūke returns with a double feature, including the massive “Chaos” alongside P.T. Adamczyk. SUDO drops a standout from Drumcode that's both tough and liberating. And there's more. Miane's “You” brings a deep hypnotic drive, while IAMT delivers again with serious warehouse fire from Raden (UK) and Antlen Gray.I've also added something close to the heart. “Let's Go,” my new collab with Laybe and Bruno Power, hits right near the end. It's bold, fast, and made for the dance floor. Let me know how it lands for you.Full tracklist is waiting right here:

Hey Midnighters,This weekend, I've got something special for you. Alex Micca is taking over The Midnight Project with a guest mix that hits deep and doesn't let go. If you're into driving rhythms, emotional tension, and that unmistakable underground vibe, you're going to love this one.Alex has been connected to sound since he was a kid. You can feel that in how he builds a set—slow, deliberate, but with purpose. It's not just about the drop, it's about the journey. His mix blends heavy grooves with atmospheric textures, pulling from his roots in Berlin-inspired dub techno and his Italian fire.In this episode, you'll hear Alex's latest track "Quantum," the Sisko Electrofanatik remix of his collaboration with MC Casty "Sex Machine," and a string of unreleased gems like "Nebula" and "Freeze Your Mind." He's layered them with heaters from Gizmo & Mac, Kate Hex, and Jon Rundell to build a proper techno ride.You'll also get a taste of Cosmica, the concept he co-founded with MC Casty, which is all about pushing boundaries and creating something that feels real, raw, and shared.

Hey Midnighters,This week's episode is for the ones who don't sleep on their dreams.Episode 164 brings the fire straight from the studio to your soul. Built for sunrise runners, night-time coders, and anyone chasing clarity from 128 BPM and beyond. The kind of session that reminds you: this isn't background noise. This is your fuel.From the studios of Redesign Records to global legends pushing boundaries, this hour is a celebration of discipline, drive, and that underground spirit we live for. If you've been feeling stuck, press play. If you've been winning, turn it up louder.This lifestyle isn't about chasing trends. It's about creating your rhythm and owning every step of it.Dive deeper into the full energy of this week's episode right here:

Hey Midnighters,This week's guest mix on The Midnight Project is something special. Coming straight from the underground, we welcome Laybe behind the decks! His sound is tight, focused, and relentless, and this mix captures the essence of what The Midnight Project is all about: pure energy and deep connection through techno.I'm also thrilled to share a personal highlight. Laybe, Bruno Power, and I have a brand-new track coming out soon on Redesign Records. It's called Let's Go, and you'll hear it in this episode. We built it with the dance floor in mind. No distractions, just drive. You can check it out here: https://songshare.com/track/zyau893sLaybe's mix is packed with exclusive cuts, unreleased fire, and tracks that lock you into a groove from the very first kick. It's a bold, rolling journey that I'm proud to share with you all.Don't miss the full playlist:

Hey Midnighters,Episode 163 is live, and we've got something special to celebrate. The Midnight Project is now two full hours on DI.FM. That means more music, more connection, and more space to spotlight the artists driving this scene forward. Thank you for being part of it.The first hour features a powerful run of premieres, continuing our journey through Adam Beyer's new album with four fresh tracks. We started this series last week, we continue it today, and we'll wrap it up next Wednesday. Horatio's “Divertir,” recently played by Carl Cox in UNVRS, added a standout moment. Belocca & Heerhorst, Sam Kitt, Ivan (BG), Estora, and Mathesse all brought something real and energizing.In the second hour, we welcomed a guest mix that kept the momentum strong and the energy flowing. These collaborations are what The Midnight Project is all about, bringing new voices to the front and creating space for connection through sound.It was also a joy to hear Thomas Schumacher revamp a classic from DJ Rush, giving it a fresh spin while honoring its roots. A reminder of how the past and future of techno are always connected.Thanks for listening, for showing up, and for helping this project grow every week.

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday, I'm bringing you a guest mix from an artist who lives and breathes the underground: Jacki-E. Her set on The Midnight Project is fierce and flowing. From deep techno pulses to raw momentum, this one takes you on a ride with zero hesitation.The mix opens with Gonzalo F's “Coherence”. It builds fast with the likes of “Cyber Code” (Unlighted Remix), “Sonar” by Frank Leder, and the explosive energy of “Control” from Charles D. You'll hear big moments from Adam Beyer, Joyhauser, and Charlotte de Witte, balanced with emotive cuts like “Touch Me” by Sarah de Warren & Sandma and the stunning closer “Out of Time” by Mha Iri & Marie Vaunt.Jacki-E is a Techno and Drum and Bass DJ and producer from North Wales. She runs two radio shows: A Darker Wave, which champions new techno, and Draw The Line, spotlighting music made by women to challenge the gender imbalance in dance music. Every week, she delivers fresh mixes across a broad spectrum, including techno, jungle, indie dance, and more.She has played across the UK and Germany in cities such as Berlin, Cologne, Liverpool, and London. Releases on Get Physical, Technological Records, and DeepDownDirty back her festival and club appearances. Her latest techno release, “Unsettled,” is out now on Technological Records. She is also a member of the DJ collectives Sisu Crew and female:pressure.This mix is a statement. It's full of edge, purpose, and soul. The kind of energy we live for.

Good morning, Midnighters,Today marks the beginning of something special on The Midnight Project. Over the next four episodes, we will be diving deep into Adam Beyer's brand-new studio album, Explorer Vol.1, his first in over 20 years. This record isn't just a release; it's the start of a new chapter for the revered Swedish producer, DJ, and label head of Drumcode and Truesoul.Explorer is a culmination of Adam's entire creative journey. Across these tracks, you will hear the influence of his decades-long dedication to techno, as well as his love for sci-fi both musically and visually. His sound continues to evolve, and this album reflects his hunger to explore different genres while staying rooted in the powerful rhythms we all connect with.Alongside this focus on Adam Beyer, today's show also features other fresh premieres from talented artists pushing their own boundaries. Luis M, Emanuele Marini, Adrianna, Reaktive, Fach & Silvertone (US), and Hasegawa all bring something unique to this week's journey, reminding us why techno remains timeless and ever-evolving.Listen to the full playlist here:

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday, we have techno legend Groovecreator playing a special guest mix on The Midnight Project!I've been playing Groovecreator tracks since 2015. They always hit deep on dancefloors and at festivals. With three decades of underground mastery, he brings exclusive tracks and unreleased gems to the show. You'll hear an unreleased rework of Beltram's classic "Energy Flash," acid grooves on "Rockin the House" featuring Chicago icon Roy Davis Jr., and a special vintage techno version of "1990," championed by Carl Cox.Groovecreator also drops an unreleased instrumental of "Mind & Soul," straight from Carl Cox's 23rd Century DGTL label. Carl himself will soon be releasing his remix of this track! Plus, Groovecreator warehouse dub remix of Robert Owens' "My Everything," alongside heavy tracks from Matt Sassari, Umek, Filterheadz, and Secret Cinema.Stay tuned, word is "1990" might get an updated re-release soon with fresh mixes!Follow Groovecreator:https://linktr.ee/GroovecreatorCheck the full tracklist:

Midnighters,This week's episode hits different. From the moment Victor Ruiz and Mila Journée's ‘Ya Tu Sabe' drops, you'll feel that raw, undeniable energy we live for. I built this set to fuel your drive, your training, and those moments where you need to lock in and go deep.Listen out for ADRIANNA and Reaktive's hypnotic ‘Sargam', Joyhauser's ‘Bassdrone' remixed by Teenage Mutants, and Trent Hadid's ‘Savour The Sound' bringing pure techno force. Sven Väth's ‘Nyx' remixed by Planetary Assault Systems is a standout – timeless power for your week.This episode closes strong with [Wex 10]'s rework of ‘Crypto' and Neither Nor's dark masterpiece ‘Blood Nest'. These are tracks that stay with you long after the set ends.Dive into the full journey and tracklist here:

Good morning MidnightersThis is episode 160, and I'm glad you're here. Every week, it means a lot to know you're out there listening, whether you're starting your day, taking a break, or just carving out a moment for yourself.Where are you tuning in from today? I'd love to hear from you in the comments your favorite player. Your messages and shares keep this project alive and growing. It's something we build together, week after week, track after track.This week includes music from legends like Nicole Moudaber, whose deep, driving sound has shaped dance floors for years, and Pan-Pot, always sharp and atmospheric. Artists like these bring weight to the mix and carry a legacy you can feelIf someone you know would connect with this episode, send it their way. The Midnight Project keeps expanding because of youHere's the full playlist

Hey Midnighters,Welcome to Episode 159 of The Midnight Project, dropping tonight and ready to fuel your deepest techno moments. The energy's high and the drive is relentless this week.I've pulled together a dark, driving journey featuring Fabio Salvati, Pan‑Pot, Sven Väth (PAS remix), and Robotic Romance, each bringing that head-spinning energy you crave. Expect exclusive tracks that deepen the groove and push past boundaries, much like recent sets packed with premieres from mindset-shifting artists like Adam Beyer and Chris Avantgarde.I've been soaking up that stronger, sharper energy all week long, riding high off my Ibiza routine with Bo and the launch of In Session Ibiza's new dedicated space, so this mix reflects vitality and intent.

Hey Midnighters,Welcome to The Midnight Project. This is our space. A weekly moment to connect through music, recharge our energy, and celebrate the global techno community we're building together.This week's episode is packed with momentum and intention. I've curated a complete set of exclusive tracks from artists who are driving the sound forward. Adam Beyer and Chris Avantgarde lead the charge, with standout contributions from Celic, Karla Blum, VE/RA, and many more. Every track has a purpose, and every transition pushes the story ahead.A big shoutout to Slim Black for Saturday's guest mix. He lit it up with a set that captured everything The Midnight Project stands for: pure energy, deep focus, and that late-night magic we all live for.Midnighters, the movement is growing. Track by track, beat by beat. Dive into the full tracklist, share the love, and let's keep pushing this forward together.

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday's episode is all about community. I'm proud to welcome my Ibiza neighbor and good friend Slim Black for a special guest mix on The Midnight Project.Slim Black is one of those rare artists who let the music speak first. With a sharp ear for groove and an instinct for atmosphere, he's been steadily crafting a sound that stands out. His private edits, tight mixing, and deep love for underground music make this guest mix a powerful statement of who he is and where he's headed.This mix marks an exciting step forward for Slim Black and the extended Midnight Project family. He even included one of his productions, "Slow It Down."Listen to the full guest mix and check the tracklist right here:

Hey Midnighters,Episode 157 has landed. Every track, every artist, every drop is a reflection of the energy we're building together. Week by week, you show up from all corners of the world, and together, we keep pushing techno forward.We open with Pepe (HU)'s "Dark Forest", setting the mood with deep textures and late-night tension. Luca Morris follows with "Inside the Body", bringing that hypnotic groove straight from Italy's vibrant scene. Murch and Newest deliver "Memories", a track that strikes a perfect balance between melody and drive.Push drops "Microgravity" on Filth On Acid, powerful and unmistakable. Then comes a heavy collaboration from Wehbba and Victor Ruiz with "Silo", followed by the relentless energy of Dok & Martin's "Believe". Every selection this week is a statement.Jonas Neo's "Eternity" gets a bold rework from Ozzy Riot, while Andy Kay's "Gravity" grounds us with intensity and precision. Space 92 and Malena Narvay ignite things with "Formula Loca", one of the freshest bangers in the mix. Alan Fitzpatrick and Joyhauser team up for the emotional punch of "Forgiveness", Horatio brings a raw edge with "It's Time To Stop", and we close with David Pulido's storming "Arena".Now, here's where you come in.I want you to be part of what comes next. Got a track you think belongs on the show? A producer you believe in? Send it my way. Tag me, message me, drop your suggestions. This community powers the Midnight Project, and your voice shapes the sound.Explore the full playlist and let's keep building the future of techno together:

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday on The Midnight Project, we welcome a true icon behind the decks: DJ Panda. Hailing from Italy, Ermanno Mainardi has spent over 30 years shaping the electronic music scene, moving generations with his unmistakable sound. From legendary clubs along the Riviera Romagnola to massive stages like Zurich's Street Parade and Berlin's Love Parade, his music is etched into the history of the rave.In this special guest mix, DJ Panda takes us on a deep, driving journey through today's techno landscape. Featuring tracks from Dark Heart, Kate Hex, Özbek, and Jay Lumen, this hour blends high tension with hypnotic energy. It's raw, emotional, and fiercely alive, exactly what you'd expect from an artist who's lived through every era of the underground.You don't want to miss this one.

Hey Midnighters,Week 156 just landed and it's pure forward motion. This show is powered by artists who live for this. You can hear the hours, the obsession, the love for the craft in every track. That's what fuels The Midnight Project.Last Saturday we had a special moment together. Akona, all the way from San Diego, dropped a mind-blowing acid set that shook up the internet. The energy you brought, the messages, the shares, the buzz, it was unreal. That's what this community is about. Showing up, connecting, and lifting each other through the music.This week's lineup is stacked with heavy hitters like Dok & Martin, Weska, The Second Wave, Joyhauser, and more. These artists are not following trends. They are shaping the future from inside their studios and delivering it straight into your ears.If you are feeling it, invite your friends to join us. Share the show, tag me, and let's grow this community together.

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday on The Midnight Project, I'm proud to welcome a guest mix from Akona, a hardcore acid selector out of San Diego. Her style is raw, intense, and completely locked into that underground warehouse energy. If you love pounding kicks, twisted acid lines, and hypnotic grooves that don't let up, this one's for you.Akona opens with Atron's Phoenix Arise and drives straight into heavy territory with Sagittarius by Mario Piu and ROBPM, Anxiety from Avis Vox and ASYS, and the gritty Acid Control by Alex Nocera and Roy Batty. The mix pulses with fire from Charlotte de Witte, Deborah de Luca, and closes strong with two hard-edged tracks by Aida Arko including the brutal Hard Disco with PRYDIE.This set doesn't ease in. It dives deep and drags you to the core of the rave.Check the full tracklist here:

Hey Midnighters,Episode 155 of The Midnight Project just dropped and this one is all about connection through pure, driving techno. Whether tuning in before sunrise or catching it deep into your night, know this: you're not alone. You're part of a global movement built on sound, sweat, and solidarity.I just started training at a new boxing gym, and let me tell you—this week, I needed a mix that hits as hard as a clean right hook. That raw energy, that unstoppable momentum, it's all here. Artists like Adam Beyer, Nicole Moudaber, and Misstress Barbara are pushing the sound forward, and we're right there with them.As I record this from Ibiza, surrounded by the pulse of dance music history, I'm reminded of why we do this. To stay inspired, stay connected, and never stop moving.But more than anything, it's about us. The Midnighters. We come together weekly through this show from Berlin to Bogotá, Tokyo to Toronto. Share the moment. Share your setup. Could you tag me in your stories? Let's keep building each other up and keep this scene alive with intention and heart.Check the full playlist and support the artists here:

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday, we welcome Tech Us Out to The Midnight Project. They are a certified techno storm. This guest mix delivers full-force energy, precision, and that underground intensity we live for.With this debut, Tech Us Out is now officially part of the Midnight lineup, joining the ranks of Belocca, AdamK, and many more to come this summer season. This isn't just a mix—it's a powerful introduction from artists ready to leave their mark on our community.You'll hear tracks from Eli Brown, Lilly Palmer, Oscar L, Metodi Hristov, Joyhauser, Jay Lumen, VE_RA, Mha Iri, Pomella, MOTVS, Frankyeffe, and Jon Connor. Tech Us Out also drops their productions, Acid Tribe, and the mix includes some heavy IDs we hope you'll chase down.Catch the full tracklist here:

Hey Midnighters,Show 154 delivers an intense session built for deep nights and early sunrises. From the driving opening by Adam Beyer & Layton Giordani to my private edit of Franky Wah's “Sunrise To The Morning,” this week's mix is all about momentum and emotion. EXTIMA is representing hard again with standout tracks from Job Nelis and Newest, keeping the pulse high and the quality even higher.But the real spotlight this week? Belocca. His guest mix once again went viral, setting dancefloors on fire across the globe. Belocca's signature sound has made him a mainstay in the global techno circuit, and it's no surprise his latest appearance on the show is blowing up. He continues to evolve while staying unmistakably Belocca. Listen to his full set here: https://www.1001tracklists.com/tracklist/vkdw5v9/belocca-the-midnight-project-2025-05-10.htmlExplore the full tracklist for Show 154:

Hey Midnighters,This weekend we're bringing you something truly special: a full-throttle guest mix from one of the most respected names in techno, Belocca. With a career over two decades, Belocca has carved out a sound unmistakably his own, rhythmic, relentless, and packed with attitude.In this exclusive set, Belocca dives deep into the catalog of his label Mainground Music, giving you a raw and unfiltered taste of the sonic world he's built. It's a rare chance to experience a mix entirely curated, crafted, and powered by a single artist's vision. This mix is all about energy and identity, from driving drums to hypnotic grooves.And yes, this is pure ID heaven, packed with unreleased material and future weapons straight from the Mainground vault.If you've been following the global techno circuit, you know Belocca isn't just part of the movement. He's shaping it. This set proves why.Catch the full journey and every track right here:

Hey Midnighters,Episode 153 is here and the energy is rising, just like the season ahead. Ibiza is warming up, and so is The Midnight Project. This week's mix is built for dancefloors, headphones, and everything in between, featuring powerful selections from the global techno underground.Last weekend, AdamK gave us a great taster of 2025 with his guest mix. Forward-thinking, relentless, and full of fire. If that set lit a spark, get ready to keep it burning. I've loaded this episode with fresh heat from legends like UMEK, Pleasurekraft, and Wehbba, alongside rising forces like Charles D, Reaktive, and the always-bold Hiroko Yamamura. Expect exclusives, new energy, and that signature drive we live for.As always, this show is for us, the global community of Midnighters who live and breathe this music. Whether you're listening in the gym, on the road, or under the lights, know that you're part of something bigger. This movement is ours.Don't miss a beat. Check out the full playlist here:

Hey Midnighters,This Sunday, I'm bringing you something special: a full set dedicated to techno classics. These are the records that shaped our nights, moved our souls, and still light up dance floors around the world. It's my yearly tribute to the tracks we all love. The ones that never leave the record bag.Expect timeless energy, unforgettable grooves, and a few surprises as we travel back through the sounds that made us fall in love with techno in the first place.This one's personal. Turn it up and let's celebrate the roots of our scene together.Thank you for sharing these moments with me,Sebastiaan

Hey Midnighters,This Saturday, The Midnight Project welcomes a force of nature behind the decks: AdamK. His guest mix is more than just a set; it's a high-powered journey through sound, stacked with exclusives and driven by a relentless passion for the craft.AdamK is a dynamic DJ, producer, and presenter whose innovative sound has carved out a space on the global electronic dance music map. As the mastermind behind #HeavyBeats, he's evolved from clubber to creator, channeling years of dancefloor experience into the music he now shares with the world. With 2024 highlights like “Don't Give In” and “One Day,” and major releases including “Moon and Stars” with Vikthor on Heldeep and “Taurus” with D3FAI on Form, AdamK is proving that genre boundaries are meant to be broken.His set on The Midnight Project features heavy-hitting techno from names like Veerus, Florian Meindl, Dusky, and Slam, while sliding in exclusive IDs including a trio of unreleased gems: solo, with Marvo, and with Vikthor. You'll also hear “Another Planet,” his collab with POPOF and Mauro Somm, dropping this July on Smash The House. And don't miss his FutureVisionMix of Depeche Mode's “Enjoy The Silence” with Lou8—a closing statement that hits you right in the soul.Beyond the studio, AdamK brings the same energy live: 4-deck mixing, deep crowd connection, and standout sets at Tomorrowland, where he also hosts for One World Radio.Catch the full tracklist and dive into the full AdamK experience here:

Hey Midnighters,Welcome to Episode 152 of The Midnight Project! This week's show is a full-speed journey through the freshest and most electrifying techno. We kick things off with Bart Skils and Heerhorst's "YKSI," setting the tone with unstoppable energy.I'm excited to feature Fabio Salvati, part of the Redesign Records family, bringing the heat with his track "Quasar." Every record this week is a statement — from Audio State & JSMN's "Dream Sequence" to the deep, driving force of Sisko Electrofanatik's "Ad Astra."And making it even more special, Drumsauw returns to The Midnight Project! After delivering a guest mix just two weeks ago, he's back with a brand-new release: "Odyssey," a powerful collaboration with Unknown Code. It's a massive moment you'll want to turn up loud.Catch the whole experience and tracklist right here: