Residents

Despite his young age, he has been renowned for his craftsmanship both as an audio engineer as well as a producer. Altinbas eats and breaths sound waves. No wonder his name has been making echoes far beyond his own habitat. With releases on the prestigious Non-Series and Dutch niche label Float Records under his belt we’ve only just scratched the surface of his huge potential.

Bibi is the perfect example of a self-made star in the world of electronic music.

Her talent and passion are undeniable, her back catalogue is diverse and often surprising and she has a unique ability to connect with the crowd.

As a multidisciplinary creative, she blends various influences of electronic music to create a high-energy atmosphere. Her performances are always about fun, celebrating life, love and the uplifting power of music.

His releases on Token Records, KEY Vinyl, SK-X, and his own Border One Records reflect a distinct approach—where intricate textures meet raw, functional rhythms. His productions are marked by a strong sense of movement, balancing hypnotic repetition with evolving sonic structures.

As a DJ, Border One constructs immersive sets, layering deep, pulsating elements with sharp transitions and controlled tension. His selections emphasize a balance between energy and atmosphere, reinforcing a clear, uncompromising vision of techno. With a continuously evolving sound and a commitment to the craft, he remains a defining figure within the genre.

House, techno, wrongspeeder, disco & New Beat, in his sets, DC Salas takes you on a varied journey where energy always leads the way.

As a producer he’s released EPs and remixes on prestigious labels such as Live at Robert Johnson, Correspondant, Relish, Toys For Boys, petFood, Kill The DJ, B-Pitch Control and of course Biologic Records, the label he co-runs since 2012. It’s on this label that he’s released his first LP “The Unspoken LP” in 2017.

Recently DC Salas has released a string of EPs: two on Live at Robert Johnson, one on Parisian label Slowciety and another one Eclair Fifi’s label: River Rapid. Among other releases scheduled for 2021, DC is working on launching his own new label called “Higher Hopes” as well as working on a new live show staged by Nils Van de Cauter and Laetitia Niemegeers.

In love with radio since his early years, Diego also hosts “DIG” on Jam (RTBF, Belgium) and Couleur 3 (RTS, Switzerland): a 60 minute music talk and music show with guests like Azo, Lefto, Gilb’R, Eliott Littrowski, Mugwump, Front de Cadeaux and many more.

He is no newcomer to the Brussels underground, putting out music and organizing parties for more than a decade. For some historical context, Downside is a Brussels native with Bulgarian roots. Since 2007, he was already out, raving and playing at parties. On his days off, you could find him delving into audio engineering, obsessing over kick drums, compressors, recreating his favorite tracks from scratch. He kept at this for years, and then started organizing his own events in Congres Station of Brussels, and saw some of his original tracks released on German labels. His consistent output and activity led him into the Fuse Club’s family, first as an audio engineer, then as a resident DJ, which puts him right at the heart of the future direction of techno.

In his own sets, Downside combines deep techno and dub timbres with warmth and melody, but with a precise, underground vibe. You’ll hear his own tracks, blended with exactly what the audience needs, a skill perfected by deep experience as a DJ and sound engineer in Belgium’s most legendary club.

Those in the know would be wise to keep an eye on Downside.

Recently he’s been added to the Possession family as a resident alongside heavy hitting releases on esteemed labels such as Monnom Black and KAOS. He’s already set several clubs across the globe alight in the last few months not only as Hadone but also alongside Shlomo with their Vipa Diva project.

90s Techno remains his main influence, to which he adds his own touch that we all know. This combination gives us a simple and melancholic result that defines his musical identity, creating his own unique style.

The genres that influenced Innershades’ raw yet wistful productions sound like what could well be the OST to the golden age of Belgian club life.

Even though Innershades’ music has stayed faithful to its core tenets, it nonetheless quickly outgrew these geographical and historical surroundings – and landed him spots on labels such as Crème Organization, Pinkman, Hot Haus Recs, Clone Jacked For Daze and Time Passages, and line-ups all over Europe and beyond.

Her record-collecting background spans house, electro, ambient, and techno, shaping a style that is both rooted in history and forward-thinking. A year spent in Berlin, with regular visits to Berghain and Hardwax, further refined her approach.

With a steady presence at Fuse and performances at venues such as De School, Tresor, and Spectrum Waves, she has established herself as a selector with a clear vision. Her sets navigate between deep, rolling techno and dynamic, high-energy moments, always maintaining a strong rhythmic foundation.

As a resident, she brings a commitment to the craft and a focus on the nuances of vinyl mixing, contributing to the club’s evolving sound.

Phara is a kid of the 90’s whose music breathes in industrial chaos and exhales warehouse vibes. With a sound so powerful, dense and direct his career took off by storm. With a full album as a debut release you can surely make some waves, and that’s exactly what happened. With the first ever LP to see the light on Black Sun Records, a label that kickstarted the careers of renowned artists such as Blawan and AnD, Phara gained immediate support around the globe.

But his “Next of Kin” release was only the start of more great things to come. With follow up releases on Pär Grindvik’s Stockholm Ltd. and Sonntag Morgen he gained an even wider audience and resulted in gigs at clubs, festivals and events in Belgium, France and Germany like Herrensauna, Voltage Festival, Ohm, Decadance and more.

A strong first year, to say the least. And with more music ready to see the light of day Phara is set for another successful year.