NUMBER #05


Dear Readers,


As the year comes to an end, the Netherlands once again proves why it remains one of the most open and curious ecosystems in electronic music. A place where scenes over- lap, generations share the same dancefloor, and experimentation is not a risk, but a responsibility.


This issue reflects that mindset. This is a moment of transition.


Over the past year, we have seen clubs reclaim their


spaces, not just nightlife destinations. Long sets, patient crowds, and a renewed focus on groove and narrative have shaped the way music


role as social


The end of the year invites reflection, but also openness. In the Netherlands, electronic music has always thrived because it allows space for dialogue,


has been experienced across the country. The artists featured here move within that energy. A.D.H.S. and GEA approach intensity with intention. Mad Dog brings history into the present, while Nicole Moudaber continues to evolve without losing her sense of direction. LAMER and RBX operate in the space between functionality and curiosity, and Santa Salut and Stef De Haan remind us that emotion, identity, and movement can coexist without compromise.


difference, and discovery. It is a cultu- re built on trust, on giving artists time, and on letting ideas grow naturally on the floor.


Thank you for another year of listening closely, dancing freely, and supporting a scene that values both freedom and responsibility.


We step into the new year with cu- riosity intact and the volume exactly where it needs to be.


Sergio Niño Editor in Chief


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