Just as we are digesting Cocoon's night by night line-up, Maceo Plex has jumped in to steal some of today's news thunder with his nightly breakdown for Mosaic at Pacha.
In for numero uno on Tuesday 30 May is the fiendish Joy Orbison, Italian trio Agents Of Time (live), and over in Mosaic's signature second room, Prism, record label Dark Entities will be represented by label head, Josh Cheon, and San Francisco producer Bézier.
From that season-setting date onwards, any serious techno head will find it close to impossible to resist any of the blistering weeks laid out for the taking. If that sounds far-fetched, June is reaching out for your writhing bodies with the unstoppable Tale Of Us, Berlin-based Avalon Emerson, German wizard Stephan Bodzin, Berghain & Panorama Bar resident nd_baumecker, Amsterdam's Dekmantel Soundsystem, and an island debut from British producer Jon Hopkins.
In July, we'll be exposing ourselves to the sounds of Norwegian virtuoso Prins Thomas, Mexican maverick Rebolledo, US producer Levon Vincent, German sirens Steffi and Virginia going B2B, and Palms Trax and Röyksopp will make their first Ibiza appearances.
August – a month that lets rip on your sweat glands – will be even sweatier thanks to showdowns from techno warden Rødhåd, perfectionist producer Fango, Detroit hero Moodymann, dance floor experimentalist Carl Craig, dub techno don Steve O´Sullivan, the ever-astute Recondite and German veteran Henrik Schwarz.
Kicking into September and some major highlights for the month include the return of the relentless Len Faki, an island debut from Young Marco, Ibiza favourite Adam Beyer, the dexterous Daniel Avery, Tel-Aviv duo Red Axes, and very excitingly, German record label Live At Robert Johnson will be represented in the Prism room by DJ and producer Ata – one of the guys behind iconic techno club, Robert-Johnson.
And alongside Maceo Plex for the big closer on Tuesday 3 October are Modeselektor, Jennifer Cardini and Young Marco.
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