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Warm-up, peak-time or all-night?

Three ways to book one night. Which one fits depends on the room, the slot and how much of the evening you want shaped by one pair of hands.

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Warm-up

Up to two hours, opening or early slot. A warm-up is not a lesser set — it is the foundation the rest of the night is built on. Disciplined selection, energy brought up gradually, the floor converted before the headliner arrives. Book this when you have a guest later and want the room primed, not peaked.

Peak-time

Up to three hours, headline or peak slot. A full house-to-techno arc built live, taking the room through its biggest moment. This is the slot for the part of the night everyone came for — and it comes with a recorded copy of the set sent afterward.

All-night

Doors to close, one pair of hands across the whole evening. A bespoke genre arc shaped to your crowd, with no handover to break the thread. Includes the recording plus promo clips for socials. Book this when the night is yours to shape end to end.

Not sure which?

Send the venue, capacity and the shape of the evening and you will get a recommendation back with availability and a rate — no guesswork needed on your side.

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