Schichtwechsel Invites

In the organizer's words:

From hypnotic techno to driving hard dance in one evening?

Schichtwechsel makes it possible!

We have very talented mice from near and far with us:

The two Wiesbaden-based DJs & producers Atjop & Lexi Zartmann will heat up the floor with powerful elements of hard house, hard groove and hip-hop influences. The different musical influences of the two complement each other perfectly both in the studio and on stage, creating a musical experience in a class of its own that awakens emotions and gets the pulse racing.

KINKS stands for hypnotic & groovy techno: dark, driving and percussive. Without much frills, but with powerful bass and sexy grooves, it brings the dance floor to the boil. As part of the Tübingen collective Velour and with a set at Zimmer Mannheim behind her, she is ready to set new floors in motion.

Sherlock is a DJ and member of the Schichtwechsel collective, known for his powerful, precisely constructed techno with hypnotic depth. With performances at the renowned AMP , among others, he has proven how confidently he can make rooms vibrate. At his last Schichtwechsel set, he took the crowd on a musical journey - a suspenseful story with a euphoric ending. His music manages to bring energy and focus to the point, creating moments that resonate for a long time.

crystal crimez is one of the most exciting newcomers in Stuttgart's electronic music scene. In a very short space of time, she has made a name for herself at legendary venues such as Lehmann, Fridas Pier, Romantica, Sunny High Club and Climax - and that's just the beginning. With her unique blend of hard house, garage and trance, always with a focus on groove and energy, she thrills the city's dance floors. Her 'serotonin sound' creates euphoria, moving moments and a crowd that can't stand still until the last track.

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