Techno Blazer ⚡️

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Peggy Gou learned to DJ in 2009 and seven years later she was playing Berghain 🖤🤌 A fashion student in London, a friend from Korea who taught her the basics, first gigs in Soho, then her own tracks from 2013. At the end of 2016 she became the first Korean DJ to play Berghain. Today it's Coachella and Glastonbury. Where did you first hear Peggy Gou? 👇 #peggygou #berghain #techno #housemusic #djlife

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Tiesto with Supermode's Tell Me Why, and suddenly it's 2006 again 🥹🫠 Supermode was Axwell and Steve Angello's side project, built on Bronski Beat's Smalltown Boy. 20 years later this 2000s house anthem still gets the whole room singing.

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Padre Guilherme turned Plaza de Mayo into a dancefloor for Pope Francis 🫀🌀 The Portuguese priest and DJ played a free techno rave in the middle of Buenos Aires, one year after the Argentine pope passed away. Over 150,000 people came for the music, the lasers and the visuals of Francis. Would you go to this kind of mass? 🗣️

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Black Coffee in the oldest ballroom in Paris and 64 million views later we're still replaying it 🫠🤌 Cercle, Salle Wagram, January 2018. These are the 5 moments people replay the most, IDs in every slide. Which one would you play first? 🗣️ #blackcoffee #afrohouse #cercle #tracklist #housemusic

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5 hard techno tracks no raver can miss right now, which one gets you first? 🫀⚡ Join Me by Lightforce & KSN started as a schranz bootleg and ended up on Armada. RYX turned Onlynumbers' Euphoric Night into a free download schranz weapon. Klangkuenstler & Ski Aggu brought German rap into the rave with Sonne Geht Auf. Satan Was A Babyboomer by Brutalismus 3000 came out in 2021 and still hits every time. And BENNETT took a song from Les Choristes and made it a techno anthem. Which one is missing from this list? Tell us in the comments 🗣️

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Marco Carola once played a 24-hour set at Sunwaves in Romania, and that's only one chapter of his techno story 🫡⚡

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This is what peak rave culture actually looked like 💥 The exact moment The Prodigy stepped on stage, they defined the sound of an entire generation. From UK festivals in 1996 to historic crowds in Moscow 1997, their live force remains unmatched in dance history.

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Blade (1998) opened with a rave, and nobody who saw it has forgotten it 🩸🫀 A secret club, a packed dancefloor and New Order’s “Confusion” in the Pump Panel Reconstruction Mix. 28 years later, it’s still the rave scene people bring up first.

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This shirt guy is still the undisputed GOAT of Boiler Room 🦄🏆 OR:LA played a masterpiece set at AVA Festival 2017, and the crowd energy took over the screen.

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The Prodigy put out Breathe in 1996 and the UK rave scene never really got over it 🫠⚡ Maxim on the mic, Liam Howlett on the synths, Keith Flint stealing the last seconds. Breakbeats, punk attitude and big beat in one track. Thirty years later it still doesn't sound old. What's your favourite Prodigy track? 🗣️

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Love. Rave. Repeat. 🖤🫦 @novah.music x @nicomoreno_music 1. @adrien.af x @sonora.world 2. @positiv_festival_official 3. @verkniptevents 4. @hive_festival 5. @raverebels

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Sash! on Top of the Pops in 1997 and that piano intro still gets us every time 🫠🤌 ‘Encore Une Fois’ came out in 1997 and became one of the biggest Eurodance tracks ever. Almost 30 years later DJs still drop it at 4am and the whole room sings along.