London trance trio behind Anjunabeats and the long-running Group Therapy radio show, known for emotionally-driven, vocal-forward progressive trance.
View artist →Canadian dubstep pioneer and Lost Lands festival founder whose bone-rattling sound design helped define North American bass music.
View artist →Bass-music favorite whose relentless, riff-driven dubstep has made him one of the genre's most in-demand headline sets.
View artist →Producer known for atmospheric, mind-bending bass soundscapes that trade pure aggression for texture and melody.
View artist →Grammy-nominated producer known for emotionally-charged synth-pop albums like Nurture, playing a rare DJ set built around dance-floor selections.
View artist →Belgian dubstep trio known for cavernous sound design and the devoted “GanjTrain” following they've built worldwide; playing Friday's sunset set.
View artist →Tate Warner's genre-defying bass project, fusing dubstep, trap, and experimental sound design into explosive, high-energy sets.
View artist →Riddim and dubstep producer behind viral cuts like “Play That Song,” a Deadbeats-affiliated staple of North American bass lineups.
View artist →Atlanta bass duo Zach Barnett and Aaron Levy, known for genre-blurring sets that move between dubstep, trap, and glitch-hop.
View artist →New Zealand producer whose warped, funk-laced glitch-hop has made him a long-running favorite of the bass-festival circuit; playing CloZee's Odyzey takeover.
View artist →Genre-blending bass producer behind the Slowdown Sessions series, bringing a melodic, downtempo-leaning set to Friday's Fire stage.
View artist →Cameron Ingraham's bass-music project, which went from bedroom-producer obscurity to a fast-rising name on the North American festival circuit.
View artist →Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salken's long-running bass duo, famous for weaving live saxophone and drums through jazz-inflected electronic production.
View artist →Alexander Ridha's Berlin-via-Boysnoize-Records electro project, prized for gritty, industrial-tinged production that helped define 2000s electro house.
View artist →Irish house producer and Since 88 co-founder whose raw, UK-garage-inflected house sound has made him one of the scene's fastest risers.
View artist →French producer whose Odyzey imprint fuses world-music instrumentation with heavy bass; hosting a curated Odyzey takeover for Saturday's sunset set.
View artist →One of the world's leading tech house DJs and producers, known for slick, punchy productions built to move a festival-sized floor.
View artist →Croatian-American producer whose prolific run of tech house singles has made him a fixture of the genre's current wave.
View artist →Chicago future-bass duo known for melodic, pop-leaning production, closing out Saturday's Fire stage with the day's sunset set.
View artist →Los Angeles bass artist whose dubstep, electronica, and downtempo output has built a devoted following on the American bass circuit.
View artist →High-energy bass producer known for pairing melodic hooks with heavy, riddim-adjacent low end.
View artist →Tech house rising star who made the jump from trap and dubstep production into one of the scene's most-played current sounds.
View artist →Los Angeles bass house duo and Confession label co-founders, known for gritty, sample-driven club productions.
View artist →Fool's Gold Records founder and turntablist-turned-producer whose career spans hip-hop scratch DJing to bass house festival sets.
View artist →Psychedelic bass producer whose immersive, trippy low end has made him a mainstay of the festival-forest bass circuit.
View artist →Denver producer known for deep, live-band-flavored bass music, also behind the ambient Cloud Conductor project playing Water stage this same day.
View artist →French techno producer whose sound draws from techno, industrial, and trance in equal measure, a fixture of Europe's underground scene.
View artist →Belgian techno powerhouse and KNTXT label founder, widely ranked among the genre's most influential DJs of the last decade.
View artist →Canadian electro veteran and Turbo Recordings founder, a key figure in the 2000s electroclash and electro-house movements.
View artist →Saxophone-wielding funk and bass producer closing Sunday's Fire stage with “Chasing the Golden Hour,” his signature sunset live show.
View artist →House producer who broke through globally with the viral hit “Do It To It,” now a festival-circuit house headliner in his own right.
View artist →UK bass house producer known for raw, club-built low end, a longtime staple of the Black Book and Insomniac festival circuits.
View artist →Bass producer holding down an early Water stage slot on Sunday's closing day.
View artist →Ambient, psychedelic-leaning alias of LSDREAM, who also plays a full bass set on Earth stage this same day.
View artist →Emerging bass producer known for melodic, feeling-first low end that leans closer to future bass than pure dubstep aggression.
View artist →Bass-music producer holding down an early Water stage slot with a set built for the festival's forest-floor sound system.
View artist →Bass-music DJ closing out Friday's Water stage with a set built for the festival's late-afternoon crowd.
View artist →Manchester-rooted bass house producer known for punchy, club-ready low end built for the Air stage's dance-floor crowd.
View artist →Bass house project bringing a punchy, groove-first set to Friday's Air stage lineup.
View artist →House producer holding down an early Air stage set built for the festival's opening hours.
View artist →House DJ opening the Air stage's Friday lineup with a groove-focused set.
View artist →House DJ opening the Air stage on Friday with the festival's first set of the weekend.
View artist →Denver artist Joseph Rich's downtempo bass project, blending sample-based hip-hop and breakbeats with high-fidelity sound design.
View artist →Black Book Records-affiliated tech house producer, part of the label's stable alongside Fire stage headliner Chris Lake.
View artist →Tech house act opening Saturday's Fire stage on a lineup built for house heads.
View artist →Back-to-back tech house set opening Saturday's Fire stage.
View artist →Bass producer on Saturday's Water stage bill of dubstep, drum and bass, and garage.
View artist →Drum and bass producer bringing rolling, high-tempo breaks to the Water stage's Saturday lineup.
View artist →UK garage-leaning producer rounding out Water stage's genre-blending Saturday bill.
View artist →Bass producer closing out Saturday's Water stage lineup.
View artist →Tech house producer on Saturday's Air stage, a lineup built entirely around house music.
View artist →Tech house DJ opening Saturday's Air stage on an all-house bill.
View artist →Tech house producer bringing an early-set groove to Saturday's Air stage.
View artist →Tech house DJ opening the Air stage on Saturday with the day's first set.
View artist →Genre-blurring live duo fusing bass-heavy electronic production with live instrumentation and vocals across pop, rock, and rap textures.
View artist →Festival-curated back-to-back set on Sunday's Fire stage, pairing residents for a techno-leaning showcase.
View artist →Billed on the official Elements set-time poster for an early Sunday slot on the Fire stage; biographical details couldn't be independently verified, and the genre here is inferred from the stage's techno-leaning day-3 lineup rather than confirmed.
View artist →Dubstep and experimental bass producer bringing heavy, sound-design-driven low end to Sunday's Water stage.
View artist →Bass producer on Sunday's Water stage, part of a lineup spanning dubstep, downtempo, and experimental low end.
View artist →Bass-music producer rounding out the early portion of Sunday's Water stage bill.
View artist →Bass producer on Sunday's Water stage, part of the festival's closing-day low-end lineup.
View artist →Bass producer opening Sunday's Water stage with the festival's final-day early set.
View artist →LA-based bass-music artist known for ethereal vocals over gritty 140 and drum & bass productions, with credits including Bass Canyon — identity inferred from stage context, since several electronic acts share this name.
View artist →Bass house DJ opening Sunday's Air stage on the festival's final day.
View artist →Billed on the official Elements set-time poster as the opening set on Sunday's Air stage; biographical details couldn't be independently verified, and the genre here is inferred from the stage's house-leaning day-3 lineup rather than confirmed.
View artist →Los Angeles house producer Garrett Murphy, whose stutter-house sound draws on Fred again.., Chris Lake, and Flume in equal measure.
View artist →Brooklyn producer carving out his own lane in the American UK garage scene, known for frantic, in-the-round live sets.
View artist →Singer-songwriter and DJ whose powerhouse vocals have anchored dance-floor collaborations with producers across the bass and house scenes.
View artist →Bass-music trio fusing resonator guitars, banjos, and analog folk instrumentation with electronic production and heavy low end.
View artist →Baltimore producer Gabrielle Mirabile, building an original “astral trap” sub-genre inspired by CloZee, LSDREAM, and Liquid Stranger.
View artist →London duo Sabre and Stray, whose halftime-leaning productions blend drum and bass, dubstep, and hip-hop into a distinct low-end sound.
View artist →Bass producer bringing a heavy, sound-design-forward set to Friday's Water stage lineup.
View artist →Bass-music DJ and producer whose glitchy, off-kilter grooves have made a name in the underground festival circuit.
View artist →Brooklyn's Empire Breaks duo, DJ Shakey and Illexxandra, back-to-back with their signature blend of global bass, soundsystem culture, and classic club funk.
View artist →Bass producer on the rise, part of Friday's deep Water stage bill of genre-blurring low-end acts.
View artist →House DJ and producer bringing warm, groove-driven selections to the Air stage's Friday lineup.
View artist →House producer bringing an early-set groove to the Air stage's opening Friday hours.
View artist →Bass producer holding down an early Earth stage slot on a lineup built for the festival's basshead crowd.
View artist →Rapper-producer who fuses live hip-hop vocals with bass-music production, part of CloZee's Odyzey takeover lineup.
View artist →Rising bass producer tapped for CloZee's Odyzey takeover, part of a new wave of melodic, texture-driven bass acts.
View artist →Dubstep producer on Saturday's Water stage, a lineup blending dubstep with drum and bass and garage.
View artist →UK drum and bass producer bringing high-tempo, rolling breaks to Saturday's genre-blending Water stage.
View artist →Dubstep producer known for heavy, sound-design-forward tracks built for Water stage's low end.
View artist →Bass producer holding down a Saturday Water stage slot on a bill spanning dubstep, drum and bass, and garage.
View artist →Tech house DJ on Saturday's Air stage, billed as an all-house lineup top to bottom.
View artist →Tech house producer behind club cuts like “Pull Up,” part of Saturday's house-focused Air stage bill.
View artist →Tech house DJ rounding out Saturday's all-house Air stage lineup.
View artist →Bass-music project from members of The Disco Biscuits, channeling their jam-scene improvisation into glitchy electronic production.
View artist →Denver-based funk, soul, and jazz collective bringing a full live band to close out Sunday's Earth stage.
View artist →Blues-inflected multi-instrumentalist and producer whose bass-scene collaborations include tracks with Sodown, Daily Bread, and Dirtwire.
View artist →Techno producer on Sunday's Fire stage, a lineup anchored by European techno and electro heavyweights.
View artist →Techno producer opening Sunday's Fire stage ahead of the day's European headliners.
View artist →Ambient, downtempo-leaning alias of Daily Bread, who also plays a full bass set on Earth stage this same day.
View artist →Livetronica act blending improvisational jam-band musicianship with electronic production, built for festival-field afternoon sets.
View artist →Back-to-back set pairing NYC-area bass producer Mikayli, known for twisting hip-hop elements into unique sound design, with Dice Man.
View artist →DJ bringing a feel-good blend of funky house, disco edits, and tech house grooves to Saturday's Fire stage.
View artist →Bass-music producer bringing heavy, sound-design-forward production to Sunday's Water stage.
View artist →Bay Area DJ-producer who learned to spin at summer camp; Billboard's Dance Up-And-Comer for May 2026, known for driving melodic house sets.
View artist →House DJ closing out the early portion of Sunday's Air stage lineup.
View artist →House DJ rounding out Sunday's Air stage bill on the festival's closing day.
View artist →House DJ opening the festival's final Air stage set of the weekend.
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