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