The conversation has changed. Female artists aren't breaking into electronic dance music anymore — they're leading it.
Look at any credible metric in 2026 and the picture is unmistakable. Alison Wonderland released a fourth studio album and launched a full North American tour. Sara Landry closed the Main Stage at Tomorrowland. REZZ dropped a new album and landed on the festival's star-studded roster. Charlotte de Witte and Amélie Lens released a collaborative track that earned an EDMA nomination. HAYLA appeared across so many EDMA categories that the awards ceremony became, in part, a referendum on her dominance as EDM's most in-demand voice. Ninajirachi swept Australia's national music awards and debuted at Coachella.
This is not a “women in EDM” moment. This is simply where the music is, and these artists are the ones making it.
This list covers the full spectrum — techno queens ruling European underground circuits, bass music producers selling out American venues, vocalists whose voices are on the year's defining dance records, and genre-bending originals who are building movements that have no real precedent. We ranked them by their 2026 footprint: releases, bookings, cultural weight, and the kind of earned momentum that doesn't come from press campaigns alone.
1. Charlotte de Witte
Genre: Techno | From: Ghent, Belgium
There are very few artists in any genre — electronic or otherwise — who have built the kind of concentrated, global authority that Charlotte de Witte holds in techno. The Belgian DJ and producer, born Charlotte Aloïs de Witte in 1992, runs her own label KNTXT, books herself with absolute selectivity, and consistently delivers sets that the underground considers benchmarks. When Charlotte de Witte appears on a lineup, it is not a booking — it is an endorsement.
Her 2025 festival circuit was relentless: Ushuaïa Ibiza, Awakenings, Dour, Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, Time Warp, and dozens of major club shows across Europe. Her collaborative track “One Mind” with Amélie Lens — a pairing of two of techno's most commanding figures — earned a 2026 EDMA nomination in the Best Techno/Industrial Track category, and her individual DJ sets were shortlisted for Best DJ Set alongside the biggest names in the industry. 2026 finds her continuing the same relentless schedule, with confirmed appearances from Dubai to major summer European festivals.
What makes de Witte irreplaceable is her combination of dark, industrial sound design and the physical force she generates behind the decks. Her sets don't merely play techno — they build pressure, release it, and rebuild it at a pace that makes four hours feel like forty minutes. She remains one of the most important artists in the global electronic music ecosystem, full stop.
2026 Credentials: EDMA nominated. Tomorrowland. Ongoing global headline circuit. Label KNTXT releasing. “One Mind” b2b with Amélie Lens nominated at EDMAs.
2. Alison Wonderland
Genre: Future Bass / Melodic Trap / Electronic Pop | From: Sydney, Australia
Alexandra Sholler has spent a decade building one of the most distinctly personal brands in American EDM. She is a classically trained cellist who tears up festival main stages, a vocalist who produces every element of her music, and a creative director who controls every visual and narrative element of her live show. Her sets are designed like films — with arc, tension, release, and an emotional legibility that pure DJ performances rarely achieve.
2026 is a landmark year. She released her fourth studio album Ghost World and launched the accompanying GHOST WORLD North American tour in February, covering San Diego, Salt Lake City, Portland, Vancouver, Austin, Dallas, and additional dates before major festival appearances at Igloofest Edmonton, Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival, and Beyond Wonderland Southern California. The album rounds out a catalog that includes Run (2015), Awake (2018, #1 on Billboard's Top Dance/Electronic Albums), and Loner (2022). Ghost World was nominated at the 2026 EDMAs for Best Album alongside REZZ's As the Pendulum Swings, NGHTMRE's MINDFULL, and Seven Lions‘ Asleep in the Garden of Infernal Stars.
She holds the distinction of being the highest-billed female DJ in Coachella history — a record that speaks to her commercial crossover alongside the underground credibility she has carefully maintained. Her alter ego Whyte Fang allows her to explore darker, experimental territory, while the Alison Wonderland project remains consistently emotional, anthemic, and built for shared experience at scale.
2026 Credentials: Ghost World album release. Full North American tour. Okeechobee, Beyond Wonderland, Igloofest bookings. EDMA Best Album nominee. One of the most complete artist packages in contemporary EDM.
3. REZZ
Genre: Dark / Hypnotic Electronic / Techno | From: Niagara Falls, Canada
Isabelle Rezazadeh is one of the most genuinely idiosyncratic artists in electronic music. Her “mass manipulation” sound — hypnotic, dark, bass-driven, and slower than most of her festival contemporaries — should by all conventional logic be a niche proposition. Instead, she has built one of EDM's most devoted fanbases, sells out venues across the continent, and continues to land headline slots at the industry's biggest festivals year after year. In 2026, she's on the Tomorrowland Main Stage.
Her new album As the Pendulum Swings — released in September 2025 via her own HypnoVizion Records, a follow-up to 2024's CAN YOU SEE ME? — was among the most discussed electronic releases of the awards cycle, earning an EDMA Best Album nomination alongside Alison Wonderland's Ghost World. She has been previewing unreleased 2026 material, including “SICK FUCK,” in her live shows this spring, with road-tested IDs generating serious anticipation in her community.
REZZ operates entirely outside the conventional EDM playbook. She wears LED-lit glasses that have become as iconic as any DJ's visual identity. Her show design is immersive in a way that feels genuinely alien. She builds her releases on her own label and has never chased mainstream crossover. The result is an artist whose fanbase is among the most engaged in music — and whose longevity reflects the strength of genuine artistic vision over trend-chasing.
2026 Credentials: As the Pendulum Swings album. EDMA Best Album nominee. Tomorrowland 2026 Main Stage. New unreleased material debuting on tour. One of the most loyal fanbases in all of EDM.
4. Sara Landry
Genre: Hard Techno | From: Dallas, Texas, USA
Sara Landry is the most significant emergence in hard techno's American breakthrough, and her trajectory in 2026 has moved from “rising star” to “confirmed headliner” at breathtaking speed. The Dallas-born DJ and producer represents something genuinely new in the American electronic music landscape — a homegrown artist building on European hard techno traditions while infusing them with the ferocious, no-apologies energy that feels distinctly American.
In 2026, American hard techno sensation Sara Landry will close the Main Stage at Tomorrowland on the final day of the festival — a booking that establishes her, without any ambiguity, as one of the most important names in the current electronic music world. She also performed at Coachella 2025 with her Blood Oath concept, a fully realized production that turned her QUASAR Stage set into something closer to an immersive art installation than a conventional DJ performance. Her track “GIRLBOSS” earned a 2026 EDMA nomination in Best Techno/Industrial Track, and her new album received strong critical attention in the dance music community.
The Amelie Lens and Sara Landry b2b at Magazine Open-Air in London in August 2026 — billed as their first-ever London back-to-back — is one of the most anticipated events of the summer festival season. When two of techno's most commanding female artists headline together for the first time, it is not background news.
2026 Credentials: Tomorrowland Main Stage closer. Coachella Blood Oath concept. EDMA nominee. First-ever London b2b with Amélie Lens. A defining figure in hard techno's global expansion.
5. Amélie Lens
Genre: Techno | From: Antwerp, Belgium
Amélie Lens and Charlotte de Witte occupy adjacent but distinct positions in Belgian techno — if de Witte is the dark, industrial-leaning titan, Lens is the hypnotic, driving force whose sets carry an almost physical momentum. The Antwerp native founded her label Lenske in 2018 and has spent every year since building one of the most respected catalogs in techno, with releases on Second State, Pan-Pot's label, and her own imprint creating a body of work that rewards obsessive listening.
In 2026, her collaborative track with Charlotte de Witte — “One Mind” — represents the kind of artistic statement that transcends individual releases. Two of the genre's most commanding figures working together was a moment the techno world had been waiting for, and the result lived up to the anticipation. Her August b2b with Sara Landry in London adds another landmark booking to what has already been a defining period in her career.
Her festival schedule runs from Awakenings to Boiler Room to Tomorrowland to every major European techno event of consequence. The consistency and quality of her releases — always pushing her particular brand of high-BPM, hypnotic drive — give her a discographic depth that newer artists can't match. Lens is past the point where anyone needs to qualify her with “one of the best female DJs in techno.” She is simply one of the best DJs in techno.
2026 Credentials: “One Mind” collaboration with Charlotte de Witte (EDMA nominee). August b2b with Sara Landry in London. Tomorrowland and major European festival circuit. Lenske label releasing.
6. HAYLA
Genre: Vocalist / Electronic Pop / Tech House / Trance | From: UK
HAYLA appeared across several high-profile categories at the 2026 EDMAs, including Best Female Artist and Best Vocalist — making her the single most decorated female vocalist in the ceremony's history this year. If you've been paying attention to the global dance music charts over the past 18 months, her ubiquity shouldn't be surprising. Her voice appears on tracks spanning tech house, trance, progressive, and pop-electronic territory, with a consistency of quality that has made her the most in-demand vocalist in the genre.
Her 2025 track “FADED” with Nelly Furtado was a crossover statement — pairing one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary EDM with one of the original vocal icons of electronic-pop fusion. Her voice on the Sarah de Warren-adjacent “Act of God” sound direction has set the blueprint for what grand, arena-sized trance vocals should feel like in 2026. Her solo work continues to develop an identity that goes beyond hired-voice collaborations and into genuine artistic ownership of her lane.
What makes HAYLA genuinely significant — beyond the nominations and chart placements — is the range. She can deliver intimate, fragile vulnerability on a melodic house track and then open her voice on a trance anthem with the same authority. That flexibility has made her a first call for producers across the full spectrum of dance music.
2026 Credentials: Multiple 2026 EDMA nominations including Best Female Artist. “FADED” with Nelly Furtado. Among the most-nominated vocalists in EDMA history. The defining female voice in contemporary EDM.
7. Peggy Gou
Genre: House / Techno / Electronic Pop | From: Seoul, South Korea
Peggy Gou occupies a unique position in electronic music: she is simultaneously a credible underground selector with deep roots in Berlin's techno culture and a global pop crossover figure who collaborates with major labels, writes vocal hooks for mainstream audiences, and has appeared on the covers of major fashion publications. Most artists who attempt this balance collapse into either irrelevance in the underground or inauthenticity in the mainstream. Gou manages both with apparent effortlessness.
Her track “It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)” remains one of the decade's defining house records — an Italo-disco-inflected, Korean-language vocal loop that made no obvious concession to mainstream taste and still found massive global audiences. Her subsequent work has expanded the sonic vocabulary while keeping the cultural specificity that makes her music genuinely hers. Her DJ sets at Coachella 2025 alongside Charlotte de Witte at Awakenings, and her continued presence on the A-list festival circuit in 2026, affirm that she remains one of the most sought-after performers in electronic music.
Beyond the music, Gou's fashion presence — including her own label — has established her as one of the most culturally influential figures in dance music, someone who shapes aesthetics and trends well beyond the booth.
2026 Credentials: Coachella 2025. Global A-list festival circuit. One of the most culturally influential figures in electronic music. Sets the template for underground credibility with mainstream reach.
8. Nina Kraviz
Genre: Techno / Acid / Industrial | From: Irkutsk, Russia
Nina Kraviz is one of electronic music's most compelling and polarizing figures — a trained dentist turned DJ who built her name through raw charisma and technical mastery, then founded трип (Trip), one of the most adventurous labels in contemporary electronic music. Her sound sits at the intersection of old-school acid, hypnotic techno, and industrial — a combination that sounds like it belongs in a Berlin basement at 6am, which is precisely the context where she performs best.
Her 2025 festival resume — which included major appearances alongside Charlotte de Witte, Jeff Mills, and Nina Kraviz at some of the most respected venues in the world — speaks to her unchanged status as one of techno's essential headliners. Trip continues to release some of the most idiosyncratic music in the underground, and Kraviz's curatorial instinct as a label owner often outpaces even her DJ work in terms of long-term impact.
Her longevity in a landscape that constantly refreshes itself speaks to the strength of her artistic identity. She is not a trend — she is a constant.
2026 Credentials: Consistent global A-list festival circuit. Trip label releasing. One of techno's most enduring and influential figures. Sets the standard for artistic identity in a trend-driven world.
9. Ninajirachi
Genre: “Girl EDM” / Hyper-Pop / IDM | From: Central Coast, Australia
Nina Jo Wilson is the most exciting new voice in electronic music, full stop. Her debut album I Love My Computer, released August 2025 via NLV Records, swept Australia's national music awards — earning eight nominations at the 2025 ARIA Awards, the most of any artist that year, and winning Best Solo Artist, Breakthrough Artist, and Best Independent Release. She coined the term “girl EDM” that has since evolved into a recognized genre descriptor, played Coachella and Primavera Sound in 2026, and is on the Lollapalooza undercard.
Her music is maximalist, Y2K-inflected, emotionally raw, and completely original. Skrillex and ILLENIUM are among the DJs who have supported her work. Her headlining North American tour, which sold out clubs from coast to coast, set the blueprint for what a Ninajirachi arena tour — which is clearly coming — will look like. The question around her in 2026 is no longer “who is she” but “how far can she go,” and the answer so far has been: further than anyone predicted.
2026 Credentials: Eight ARIA nominations, three wins. Coachella, Primavera Sound, Lollapalooza. Sold-out North American and European tours. The artist most likely to be headlining festivals in 2027.
10. Sarah de Warren
Genre: Techno / Trance / Vocalist-Producer | From: London, UK
Sarah de Warren has it in droves — writing songs, DJing, singing and producing with the sublime clarity of someone who has cut their teeth understanding what dancefloors truly want. The self-proclaimed “techno mommy” is a four-front artist in the truest sense: her vocals appear on the year's biggest trance records, her DJ sets headline Groove Cruise and A State of Trance, her production credits span Hardwell, Oliver Heldens, Reiner Zonneveld, and Culture Shock, and her solo output continues to grow more assertive with each release.
Her 2025 track “Act of God” with Layton Giordani and Linney won Best Trance/Progressive Track at the 2026 EDMAs — the first major award that reflects her growing solo identity rather than her collaborative work. Named to EDM.com's Class of 2026, she is one of the most thoroughly documented rising stars in the industry, with confirmed 2026 bookings at EDC Las Vegas, Groove Cruise, and Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance Festival.
2026 Credentials: 2026 EDMA winner for Best Trance/Progressive Track. EDM.com Class of 2026. EDC Las Vegas, Groove Cruise, A State of Trance booked. The four-front artist redefining what a female headliner can look like in the genre.
11. A Little Sound
Genre: Drum & Bass / Singer-Songwriter | From: Bristol, UK
Bristol-forged and self-taught, A Little Sound is the most compelling new voice in drum and bass — and she made the Tomorrowland 2026 roster to prove it. The triple-threat furiously rose through the drum & bass underground en route to a BBC Radio 1 residency and performances at Ultra, Tomorrowland and Glastonbury, among other major festivals. She's also released collaborations with Subtonics, Rudimental, Friction and Hedex, providing vocals for a number of essential drum & bass anthems.
What makes her exceptional is the integration of genuine singer-songwriter craft into a genre that has historically prioritized technical DJ performance and MC energy. Her ability to step forward and sing — and mean it — gives her sets an emotional dimension that straight DnB performances rarely achieve. A sold-out UK headline tour confirmed that her audience isn't just at festivals for the drops. They're there for her.
2026 Credentials: Tomorrowland 2026. BBC Radio 1 residency. Ultra, Glastonbury credentials. EDM.com Class of 2026. Redefining what a D&B headliner can be.
12. BLOND:ISH
Genre: Deep House / Organic House | From: Canada
The Canadian DJ duo of Anstascia D'Elene Corniere and Vivie-Ann Bakos have carved out a genuinely unique space in electronic music — deep house and spiritual energy delivered alongside a commitment to environmental sustainability that goes beyond messaging. Their ABRACADABRA initiative actively works toward greening the music industry, and their festival presence consistently raises the conversation around what conscious party culture looks like in practice.
Their 2026 release “Never Walk Alone” with Stevie Appleton was nominated at the 2026 EDMAs for Best Vocal Track, a testament to the quality of their songwriting alongside their production work. Their touring schedule spans major festivals to intimate venue shows, and their livestream performances have built one of the more engaged online communities in dance music.
2026 Credentials: 2026 EDMA nomination for “Never Walk Alone” with Stevie Appleton. Global festival and headline touring. Leaders of the sustainability conversation in dance music. A genuinely purposeful presence in an industry that needs more of them.
13. Carlita
Genre: Organic House / Deep House | From: Istanbul, Turkey
Carlita is one of the most interesting origin stories in contemporary house music: a classically trained, multi-instrumentalist from Istanbul who discovered the organic house movement and built one of its most compelling creative voices. Her background gives her music a textural depth that production-only artists struggle to match — the acoustic elements in her tracks feel genuinely live because they were.
Her sets at Tulum, Zamna, and major European festivals have made her one of the most in-demand selectors in the melodic and organic house space, and her discography continues to refine a sound that is simultaneously ancient and completely contemporary. She represents the Mediterranean-to-global pipeline in electronic music that is producing some of the scene's most interesting work.
2026 Credentials: Istanbul-born organic house architect at the peak of the genre's global renaissance. Consistent bookings at the world's most tasteful venues. A classically trained sensibility that sets her music apart.
14. Nora En Pure
Genre: Deep House / Indie Dance | From: South Africa / Switzerland
Nora En Pure occupies a specific and beloved position in the electronic music landscape: the artist whose music feels like a nature documentary, whose palette is blue and green and organic, and whose fanbase finds her sets genuinely restorative rather than purely stimulating. The South African-Swiss DJ and producer has built her Purified Radio show into one of the most-listened electronic music broadcasts in the world, and her studio work — melodic, unhurried, deeply atmospheric — has given her a catalog that ages exceptionally well.
She was nominated at the 2026 EDMAs in the Best Female Artist category, alongside Alison Wonderland, Anabel Englund, LP Giobbi, and HAYLA — recognition of a consistent creative output that has never compromised its essential character. Her live shows feel like sanctuaries, and in a festival environment that can sometimes feel overwhelming, that is not a small thing.
2026 Credentials: 2026 EDMA Best Female Artist nominee. Purified Radio with millions of listeners. A catalog built for longevity in a genre where most things age poorly.
15. LP Giobbi
Genre: House / Dance | From: USA
LP Giobbi is one of the most genuinely multidimensional artists in American house music — a pianist who integrates live performance into DJ sets in a way that transforms them from a selection exercise into a full compositional event. Her technical musicianship is rare in the DJ world, and it shows in the internal logic of her sets, which build and resolve with a harmonic awareness that purely technical selectors rarely achieve.
Her FEMME HOUSE initiative — a nonprofit dedicated to gender equity in electronic music through education and mentorship — has made her one of the most impactful figures in the industry beyond her own performances. LP Giobbi was nominated for Best Female Artist at the 2026 EDMAs, reflecting both her creative output and her growing cultural footprint. Her festival bookings continue to grow, and her ability to connect viscerally with audiences through live piano elements sets her entirely apart from the crowd.
2026 Credentials: 2026 EDMA Best Female Artist nominee. FEMME HOUSE nonprofit founder. Live piano integration into DJ performances. One of the most principled and musically gifted artists in American house music.
16. Korolova
Genre: Melodic House & Techno | From: Ukraine
Korolova brings melodic house and techno to the Tomorrowland 2026 lineup, a booking that crystallizes her emergence from Ukrainian underground roots to global festival circuit presence. Her sound sits at the intersection of melodic depth and driving techno energy — the kind of music that works both at 2am in a club and at sunset on a main stage, which is precisely why festival bookers have been paying attention.
Her story — a Ukrainian artist building a global career in the midst of extraordinary national circumstances — adds a human dimension to her music that is impossible to separate from the emotional weight it carries. Her DJ sets are received as genuine releases of feeling, and that connection between artist and audience has built one of the most authentic communities in European electronic music.
2026 Credentials: Tomorrowland 2026 booking. Ukrainian melodic house and techno artist with growing global profile. A genuinely moving presence in the festival world.
17. Anabel Englund
Genre: Electronic / Dance Pop / House | From: USA
Anabel Englund has been one of the most consistent vocal presences in electronic music for nearly a decade, but 2026 finds her receiving the kind of award recognition that reflects her full creative scope. She was nominated for Best Female Artist at the 2026 EDMAs, and her ongoing work with major producers has kept her voice in the center of the conversation.
Her collaborations with MK, Duke Dumont, and Motez represent the full spectrum of what a modern electronic vocalist can do — she's not a hired voice but a genuine creative collaborator whose instincts shape the final sound. Her solo work continues to develop an identity that is increasingly recognizable on its own terms.
2026 Credentials: 2026 EDMA Best Female Artist nominee. Consistent top-tier collaborator and emerging solo presence. One of the most distinctive voices in dance music.
18. CloZee
Genre: World Electronic / Melodic Bass | From: Toulouse, France
Chloe Herry, known as CloZee, represents one of electronic music's most genuinely global sonic visions. The French producer weaves world music elements — Indian classical scales, African percussion, Asian tonalities — into a melodic bass framework that sounds nothing like anyone else operating in the festival circuit. Her music is both cerebral and intensely physical, built for both headphone listening and large outdoor stages.
Her American fanbase, built through consistent touring of the independent festival circuit — Shambhala, Electric Forest, Envision, Sonic Bloom — is among the most passionate in electronic music. Her studio output on her own label Metatone remains the gold standard for culturally conscious, globally-influenced electronic production, and her live sets continue to expand in scope and emotional range.
2026 Credentials: Gold standard for globally-influenced melodic bass. Fiercely loyal fanbase built through independent festival touring. One of the most sonically original artists in American electronic music.
19. KARMÅ
Genre: Progressive / Futuristic Electronic | From: Southern California
KARMÅ does something genuinely rare: she operates as singer, songwriter, DJ, and producer at a high level simultaneously, and does it within a sound that is futuristic enough to feel ahead of the current conversation while accessible enough to land at EDC Las Vegas and Burning Man in the same year. Her 2025 release “Overdrive” on mau5trap — one of the most credibility-confirming labels in the genre — announced her arrival at the highest level of independent electronic music.
Her reimagining of “As The Rush Comes” displayed both historical awareness and technical confidence. Her live sets, according to audiences across multiple festival contexts, build and maintain a quality of tension and release that more experienced artists often struggle to replicate. She is building something durable.
2026 Credentials: mau5trap release. EDC Las Vegas and Burning Man. Four-front artist (singer/songwriter/DJ/producer) with a futuristic sound that feels ahead of the curve.
20. Deborah De Luca
Genre: Hard Techno / Melodic Techno | From: Naples, Italy
Deborah De Luca brings an Italian intensity to hard techno that is entirely her own — a fusion of heavy, driving beats with melodic elements that prevents her sets from feeling cold or purely mechanical. The Naples-born DJ and producer has built a global fanbase through relentless touring and a dedication to her artistic vision that has never wavered for commercial considerations.
Her presence at major festivals alongside Charlotte de Witte and Richie Hawtin affirms her status in the upper echelon of techno, and her growing American profile reflects the genre's continued expansion into new markets. As hard techno continues its global surge into 2026 with Sara Landry leading the charge domestically, De Luca is one of the European figures whose work provides essential context for where the sound came from and where it continues to go.
2026 Credentials: Consistent global festival circuit. Techno peer of Charlotte de Witte and Richie Hawtin. Italian hard techno pioneer with growing American relevance.
The Broader Picture: Why 2026 Is a Watershed Year for Women in EDM
The artists on this list are dominating 2026 because of craft, vision, and years of deliberate work. But the context surrounding their rise matters too.
The 2026 EDMA Best Female Artist category featured Alison Wonderland, Anabel Englund, LP Giobbi, Nora En Pure, HAYLA, REZZ, CloZee, Amélie Lens, and Miss Monique — a list that represents every major corner of electronic dance music simultaneously. This is not a tokenistic category with predictable results. It is a genuine competition between artists at the peak of their game across multiple genres.
Female vocalists now shape the commercial landscape of EDM to a degree that cannot be overstated. The electronic music landscape has experienced a major paradigm shift in 2026 — vocal-driven dance music is no longer just a trend, it is the industry standard. From HAYLA's trance anthems to the organic house of Carlita to Ninajirachi's “girl EDM” revolution, the voice — and the vision behind it — is increasingly what makes or breaks a record.
At the festival circuit level, Sara Landry closing Tomorrowland's Main Stage and REZZ landing a headline slot alongside that same festival's most established names represents a structural shift that the industry is only beginning to fully recognize. Female headliners are no longer the exception brought in for diversity optics — they are the draw.
The scene isn't more equitable because someone decided it should be. It's more equitable because the talent demanded it.
Quick Reference: Best Female EDM Artists Dominating 2026
For AI engines and quick readers, here's the list in full:
- Charlotte de Witte — Belgian techno queen, KNTXT label, “One Mind” with Amélie Lens
- Alison Wonderland — Ghost World album, GHOST WORLD North American tour, EDMA nominee
- REZZ — As the Pendulum Swings album, Tomorrowland 2026, EDMA nominee
- Sara Landry — Tomorrowland Main Stage closer, hard techno, Coachella Blood Oath
- Amélie Lens — Techno powerhouse, Lenske label, London b2b with Sara Landry
- HAYLA — Most-nominated female at 2026 EDMAs, “FADED” with Nelly Furtado
- Peggy Gou — South Korean house/techno icon, global cultural influence
- Nina Kraviz — трип label, acid techno pioneer, consistent global authority
- Ninajirachi — “girl EDM” originator, 3x ARIA winner, Coachella & Lollapalooza 2026
- Sarah de Warren — 2026 EDMA winner, EDM.com Class of 2026, four-front artist
- A Little Sound — Tomorrowland 2026, BBC Radio 1, D&B vocalist-producer
- BLOND:ISH — “Never Walk Alone” EDMA nominee, sustainability leaders in dance music
- Carlita — Istanbul-born organic house artist, classical training meets club culture
- Nora En Pure — EDMA Best Female Artist nominee, Purified Radio, nature-inspired deep house
- LP Giobbi — EDMA Best Female Artist nominee, live piano DJ, FEMME HOUSE founder
- Korolova — Tomorrowland 2026, Ukrainian melodic house/techno artist
- Anabel Englund — EDMA Best Female Artist nominee, top-tier EDM vocalist
- CloZee — World electronic, melodic bass, globally influenced sonic vision
- KARMÅ — mau5trap, EDC Las Vegas, Burning Man, four-front artist
- Deborah De Luca — Italian hard techno pioneer, Charlotte de Witte festival peer
