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Brenna Ryan - Tallinn-based DJ and founder of TRIPLOOP, an event series dedicated to deep, hypnotic, and immersive techno experiences.Her sound explores the deeper and more hypnotic side of techno featuring trippy bleeping textures, hypnotic tension, and evolving deep energy.
Rather than relying on constant peaks, Brenna builds hypnotic journeys that blur the sense of time, drawing dancers into an hypnosis state.
Born and raised in Japan, Brenna’s sounds were shaped by years immersed in Tokyo's underground club culture. After beginning her DJ journey in 2017, she immersed herself in
Tokyo's club scene as both a performer and dedicated listener, where extended sets, subtle progression, and hypnotic storytelling became defining influences on her sound. Before discovering electronic music, Brenna played Tsugaru Shamisen, a traditional Japanese instrument whose rhythmic complexity and expressive nature helped shape her appreciation for musical progression and atmosphere. Those early influences continue to resonate in the way she approaches techno today. Since 2017, Brenna has performed in underground clubs across Kyoto and Tokyo, including VENT, WOMB, Contact, Sound Museum Vision, Aoyama Hachi, and OR Tokyo. Career highlights include sharing lineups with DAX J and opening for NESS. Now based in Tallinn, Brenna continues to develop her artistic vision through both her DJ sets and TRIPLOOP, creating spaces where hypnotic rhythms, textured soundscapes, and carefully evolving energy invite audiences to disconnect from the outside world and experience techno as a journey.
Ezet - Riga-born, Berlin-based. Inspired by the constant musical discoveries that come with living in Berlin, she sees DJing as a form of exploration - a way to revisit familiar sounds, discover something new within them and bring seemingly distant musical worlds together. From stripped-back, Detroit-inspired sounds to the deeper, hypnotic sounds of today and more experimental territories, each mix becomes its own composition.
Aeden Hennings finds his language through raw, groovy and hypnotic rhythms. Sound design plays a big key role in his search. Raw and industrial sounds create space for the journey. Moods shift from purely hypnotic dark materia to heavy grooves that the body understands.
Playing regularly both in Riga and Tallinn, Aeden can be heard in both underground events and bigger events. He has played alongside names like Sarah Sommers, Rorshack, Bas Mooy and others.
Ikss - artist whose decade long journey has been driven by a constant search for sound and identity, including an important creative period spent in sunny Spain.
During his career, he became a resident DJ at Riga’s electronic music club One One, where he curated and hosted the monthly techno event series TAKKA. The platform welcomed internationally respected artists such as Dasha Rush, Stephanie Sykes, Tigerhead, SHDW & Obscure Shape, MARRØN, Answer Code Request, Lucinee, Salome, and Kaiser, among others.
Throughout his residency at One One, he also shared the stage with major international techno figures including Klangkuenstler, Nastia, Hector Oaks, Ellen Allien, FJAAK, Perc, and many more.
With a broad and versatile techno spectrum, Ikss is known for delivering powerful yet nuanced sets, earning strong responses from both first-time listeners and seasoned club regulars.
While rooted in techno, Ikss also explores the slower spectrum of electronic music - delivering carefully crafted sets that blend tech-house, minimal, and deep-tech . His broad and refined music taste has earned him praise from both new listeners and regular clubgoers alike.
In 2021, he participated in the only official Boiler Room event held in Latvia. At the current stage of his career, Ikss is focused on music production
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Bruņinieku iela 2, Bruņinieku iela 2, Rīga, LV-1010, Latvija, Riga, Latvia
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