25 September 2026

The lineup

10 artists · One night, gate to sunrise

Daniella da Silva poster
12:30 – 3:00 AM · HEADLINE

Daniella da Silva

South African-born · Barcelona-based · Unapologetically direct

Daniella da Silva takes control of the Sonic Pulse main rig. Fusing the raw nerve of the '90s with early-2000s euphoria, she commands the room with hard-driving techno, punchy kicks and hypnotic rhythms. Her signature edge — her own written and performed vocals — cuts through the heavy bass, balancing deep emotion with pure dancefloor impact. From Berlin's cult HÖR to the stages of ULTRA, she operates with absolute precision. Now she brings the frequency to the open field. The transmission is locked.

Lara Klart poster
Set time TBA · INTERNATIONAL

Lara Klart

Ecuador-born · Miami-based · Hybrid by design

Lara Klart is a hybrid by design. Ecuador-born and Miami-based, she was the first woman from her country to take techno onto the world's stages, and she did it by refusing to pick a lane — psytrance, hard techno and hard-trance textures folded into sets that turn without warning. Raised in a family of singers, she builds from melody outward, then drives it with kicks made for open air. From Dreamfields Mexico to Resistance, and her own label Janus Rekordz, the underground has never left her sound. Now she brings it to the field.

Psytaraa poster
3:00 – 4:30 AM · PEAK

Psytaraa

There can be no pulse without him

As the chief architect of Bangladesh's underground, his peak-time techno and psytrance textures don't just move a crowd — they pull it into another dimension entirely.

Vampbetch poster
10:00 – 11:30 PM · NIGHT

Vampbetch

The one and only

Sound exists in a space between the unknown and the euphoric. Progressive house, acid techno and tech house woven into sets that are dark, dynamic and deeply immersive. She doesn't just perform for a crowd — she absorbs them whole, leaving behind nothing but the frequency.

Izhaqo poster
8:30 – 10:00 PM · NIGHT

Izhaqo

None other than

His sound exists at the intersection of memory and movement. Two worlds — the Middle East and the Bay of Bengal — compressed into leftfield grooves, braindance textures and bass-driven rhythms that build the way tides do. Gradually. Inevitably. Until the room has no choice but to surrender.

Drip poster
6:30 – 8:00 AM · SUNRISE

Drip

He built the room he plays to

Before Drip played his first set, he had already shaped the culture around it. Community first, performance second — in that order, always. Underground house, deep tech and minimal selections built from the same authenticity that created some of Dhaka's most beloved underground spaces. What he plays is an extension of what he built.

Rii poster
8:00 – 9:30 AM · CLOSING

Rii

Some DJs read the room. She scores it

A violinist before she was a DJ, her ear was trained on melody, dynamics and emotion long before she ever touched a deck. That foundation bleeds into everything — hypnotic techno, progressive textures and deep organic house that feel less like sets and more like compositions. The pulse has never been played quite like this.

Fly on the Wall poster
7:00 – 8:30 PM · DUSK

Fly on the Wall

The early current

Lives in the space just below the surface. Melodic house, indie dance and trance woven into journeys that drift between deep grooves and hypnosis — music that makes you lose track of time without losing the groove. Designed to pull you somewhere between zoning in and zoning out entirely. The pulse found something fluid.

First Pulse ×2Applications open
4:00 – 7:00 PM · OPENING

First Pulse ×2

Two names nobody knows. Yet.

The first three hours of Sonic Pulse belong to two artists chosen from the open First Pulse call. Their posters get made in the same treatment as the headliners — same sky, same constellation, same stage.

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The night, in order

7:00 – 8:30 PMFly on the WallDusk

One continuous night — the Main Stage runs until 4:30 AM, then the Sunrise Stage carries it through to 9:30 AM.