The sound of Scorpios

Jean Claude Ades has been a fixture on the global scene for the past two decades, elevating international stages and high-profile residencies with his unique, signature take on electronic music.

ARKADYAN have traveled the world to develop their style: a take on all types of tribal and ancestral music with modern instrumentation. Recording with real instruments and blending with electronic music, the group explore and perform everything from organic downtempo to high energy afro house.

Lannka is founder of Bercana Music and music director of Scorpios Mykonos who is pushing the boundaries of electronic music not only towards the future but also towards the past. Lannka fuses ancient melodies with electronic beats to create music that brings cultures together while taking listeners on a new journey.

Hailing from Offenbach in Germany, Alexander Schomann’s re-interpretations of electronic music and house elements, whether organic, tech or deep, has seen him become a regular at clubs like Watergate and Scorpios as well as festivals like Burning Man and Fusion.

With over 20 years in the industry Little D’s distinctive sound blends soul, jazz, ambient, analog synthesizers and interpretations of early minimalism into something totally new. Multifunctional electronic expressions with tribal rhythms, organic elements, melodic sounds and deep bass lines to build dancefloors and emotion up.

A master of the Qanun, the Mediterranean instrument that dates back to 1600 BC, Ghenwa’s rich sound fuses traditional instrumentation with a plethora of contemporary rhythms. Her storied career has seen releases on labels like Café de Anatolia and Laut & Luise, and performances for brands such as Christian Dior and Prada.

Music’s journey is infinite. Berlin-based Argentinian DJ and multi-instrumentalist Ulises eagerly prolongs his own musical journey and invites us all along for the ride. Weaving cutting edge methodology with indigenous and traditional forms to craft new worlds he presents a vision of music that blends enigmatic elements with the science of sound.

Named after the Mayan expression “to craft music”, PAAX (German Wagener and Nicolas Damonte) hail from two small cities outside Buenos Aires in Argentina.