ISABEL SOTO ❚ OSCAR MULERO ❚ RROSE (LIVE) ❚ VULKANSKI ❚ KNAUGHTY B2B AUTUMN TREE ❚ TOMOYA HIRAKAWA ❚ WHINO

On January 9th, KHIDI will host Oscar Mulero, a legendary Spanish DJ and producer, KHIDI resident, and founder of Warm Up Recordings and PoleGroup Records. With a career as enduring and transformative as electronic music itself, he has remained a pivotal figure in the scene since the late 1980s. Joining him with a live performance is Rrose. Active since 2011, the Rrose project explores the intersection of hypnotic techno, experimental composition, and psychoacoustic phenomena with a meticulous touch. As a performer, Rrose is revered for both DJ and live sets, crafted like finely woven sonic tapestries. Also on the lineup is Isabel Soto, a Venezuelan-born, Berlin-based DJ and producer, and the founder of NYXII Records. Known for creating one-of-a-kind experiences on the dance floor, her sets blend abstract textures and deep rhythms, guiding the crowd through an atmospheric journey that feels both personal and infinite. Completing the lineup is Vulkanski, a pioneering force in Georgia’s electronic music scene and part of the BITE imprint, known for raw, high-impact techno and grinding industrial textures. G2 will host Tomoya Hirakawa. Originally from Japan and now based in Berlin, he brings a refined, vinyl-only approach, crafting ambient soundscapes and cosmic narratives through carefully curated selections. Joining him for a B2B session are Knaughty and Autumn Tree. A KHIDI resident, multimedia artist, and co-founder of the LEASH queer party series, Knaughty delivers expressive, genre-defying sets shaped by years of music collecting. Autumn Tree, a side project of Leon Lolishvili (also known for his KHIDI resident project Boyd Schidt), focuses on deeper, emotional, and groove-driven sounds, earning strong recognition on the local scene. Completing the lineup is Whino, a local DJ and producer blending deep melodies with atmospheric textures, moving fluidly between house and tech house for a warm, immersive flow.