Any Sound opens like a ritual: guttural throat tones and a spectral voice draw a thread through the set, a beacon that guides you from shadow into motion. From there Plastic Dreams stretches the horizon, a nostalgic swell that loosens limbs and memory. Daniel Avery’s Genesis remix refracts the night into crystalline tension; Christian Craken and Jen Cruz steer with magnetic grooves and vocal insistence, grounding the listener even as the set swims higher. Vil and PRIYANK introduce mechanized murmurs and fractured psyches—voices in the head becoming percussion. Neither Nor and Dani Sbert ratchet tempo and mood, pushing toward ritualistic release. Robert Hood and SERA J bring uncompromising minimal and dub thrusts, while Jaimie Pearce and Kerrie trigger industrial awakenings. Lego’s Tangerine injects sunlit neon, Nastia Reigel and J Choirboy expand the soundscape into cinematic scale. Nhoah & Mello1 offer a bittersweet interlude before Aresta’s Voodoo People closes the pilgrimage.
