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    Beatport Next Class of 2025 is Revealed

    By Mark MancinoJanuary 23, 2025
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    Reaffirming its dedication to empowering the next generation of talent, Beatport names 12 acts as part of this year’s Next Class.

    Beatport, a global leader in music for DJs, producers, and their fans, has just unveiled the Beatport Next Class of 2025. Now in its fifth year, the program continues to spotlight rising artists who are shaping the future of dance music. Reaffirming its dedication to empowering the next generation of talent, Beatport continues to provide meaningful opportunities for exposure and growh within the circuit.

    Following its launch in 2021, Beatport Next since has become a defining feature of the company’s artist development efforts. Whether its curated playlists, exclusive features on Beatportal, live streams, and dynamic social media campaigns, the program amplifies the voices of emerging artists, connecting them with a global audience of music lovers and creators.

    Last year’s Beatport Next Class of 2024 featured twelve rising artists — Ahadadream, Aida Arko, Anaïs, Baalti, Bianca Oblivion, Charisse C, KILIMANJARO, Maruwa, Nala, Olive F, Sinego, and Stones Taro — whose work exemplified the innovative spirit of the program.

    “We are thrilled to unveil the Beatport Next Class of 2025, which marks another milestone in our mission to elevate emerging talent from every corner of the globe,” said Teresa Aramburu, Global Director, Artist Marketing & Partnerships at The Beatport Group. “This year’s program showcases 12 exceptional artists who represent the vibrant diversity of electronic music, both in sound and in spirit. By expanding the initiative, we’re doubling down on our belief that music has the power to connect, inspire, and unite communities worldwide. Beatport Next remains at the core of our mission to champion the incredible potential of rising stars in the scene and bring their artistry to the forefront of our global electronic music community.”

    The 12 artists that make up the Beatport Next Class of 2025 are as follows…

    AZZECCA
    Chicago’s Azzecca has quickly become a global force in electronic music, blending high-energy techno, house, and cosmic sounds. Her breakout track “Other Side” (13M+ streams) propelled her to major stages like Coachella and Movement Detroit, alongside sold-out headline shows. With releases on Kompakt, Ninja Tune’s Foreign Family Collective, and Higher Ground, Azzecca launched COSIMEA in 2024, an event series spotlighting emerging talent in inclusive spaces.

    DJ Fucci
    Mexico’s DJ Fucci is a trailblazer in the global underground electronic scene, known for genre-defying live sets and innovative productions. As co-founder of WAVA WAVA, Fucci has performed at Ceremonia, SÓNAR, and other iconic festivals while collaborating with artists like Eartheater and Nick León. His releases on NAAFI, Lobster Theremin, and Dekmantel, including the EP Fauna, have solidified his reputation as one of Mexico’s most exciting electronic artists.

    Grace Dahl
    Amsterdam-based Grace Dahl is redefining techno with her dynamic sets blending hypnotic loops, bouncy grooves, and powerful percussion. A Vault Sessions resident, she’s played top events like Berghain and Awakenings, while drawing inspiration from her upbringing in Budapest’s ‘90s rave scene. In 2024, she launched SDT Recordings, a label championing boundary-pushing music and artistic innovation.

    IN2STELLAR
    Australian duo IN2STELLAR, made up of Sarah and Georgia, have risen from Melbourne’s underground to global recognition. Known for their infectious energy, they’ve released music on labels like Dansu Discs and fabric while headlining clubs and festivals worldwide. Their party series Neurotiq Erotiq and focus on collaboration have further cemented their impact on the electronic music scene.

    LUXE
    London-based composer and DJ LUXE creates music blending classical training with electronic experimentation. Her 2025 trilogy of EPs explores themes of nostalgia and nature, combining harp, flute, and strings for a distinctive sound. With support slots for Jon Hopkins and a debut live show ahead, LUXE continues to push creative boundaries.

    Ma Sha
    Ma Sha is a New York-based DJ, producer, and founder of Kindergarten Records, known for its award-winning experimental club releases. A staple of NYC’s underground scene, she hosts a Lot Radio residency and has released music on Steel City Dance Discs and Nervous Horizon. Balancing solo work with her duo Sha Ru, Ma Sha’s boundary-pushing sound defines her place in electronic music.

    P-rallel
    London’s p-rallel is redefining UK club culture with his infectious energy and genre-blurring sound. Following his 2023 mixtape Movement, featuring the viral “It’s a Lundun Thing” rework, he toured globally and performed for Boiler Room and Red Bull. With high-profile shows and new releases planned, p-rallel continues expanding his vision through his Nevermind imprint.

    SICARIA
    London-based SICARIA has become a leading figure in modern dubstep, known for her chest-rattling 140 bpm sets and vibrant stage presence. Formerly of Sicaria Sound, her solo work channels SWANA heritage and soundsystem culture into global gigs and acclaimed productions. With a DJ Mag nomination and radio residencies, her creative journey is just beginning.

    Slim Soledad
    Paris-based Slim Soledad channels São Paulo’s underground into her hard-edged sets blending techno, baile funk, and electro. A former dancer and organizer of São Paulo’s first trans-led parties, her electrifying energy has made her a global force. Slim’s genre-defying sound is carving a unique path in electronic music.

    St. David
    Italian DJ and producer St. David, also known as Davide Disanto, specializes in groovy, old-school house inspired by the ‘90s American scene. His vinyl releases have topped global charts and gained support from legends like The Martinez Brothers. Founder of Theory of Swing Records, he’s dedicated to reviving the magic of classic house music.

    Tailor Jae
    East London’s Tailor Jae has gained acclaim for her bass-heavy, experimental sets and fearless mixing style. A Mixmag DJ competition winner, she’s performed viral Boiler Room sets and played stages like Fabric and Ibiza. Known for her “no risk, no reward” mentality, Tailor also leads her brand Heavy On The Bass (HOTB).

    Thakzin
    South African DJ/producer Thakzin is celebrated for pioneering the 3Step sound, blending Amapiano, Afro, and Deep House. His viral single “The Magnificent Dance” and collaborations with icons like Zakes Bantwini have cemented his global reputation. Supported by Black Coffee, Thakzin has performed at Ultra South Africa and Montreux Jazz Festival.

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