MISSING HALF

2F
NICO ETORENA, KABUTO B2B SATOSHI OTSUKI, MUSTACHE X
VJ: 100LDK

$F
DSKE, SHIGEO, HALU, MoEPiKA

1F
KYOMI, TONER

A brand-new party kicks off, where different pieces come together to complete something that was once missing.

On 2F, Nico Etorena arrives from Spain. A close associate of KABUTO, who joins him on the lineup, Nicolas brings his distinctive sound to Tokyo for a special appearance. Also on the floor, KABUTO—whose presence across Europe has continued to grow in recent years—teams up with TIME HOLE resident Satoshi Otsuki for a special B2B set. Opening duties will be handled by MUSTACHE X.

On 1F, NU Festival takes over for a special collaboration floor. Set to debut at TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY on June 26–28, 2026, the cutting-edge urban music and arts festival—created in collaboration with Barcelona’s legendary Sónar—brings KYOMI and TONER together to shape the atmosphere for the night.

Meanwhile, 4F brings together four distinctive talents whose diverse backgrounds converge into a deep and dynamic groove.

First is DSKE, whose performances at Berlin institutions such as Berghain/Panorama Bar and Tresor, along with appearances throughout Europe, North America, and Asia, have earned him international recognition. As a driving force behind MOTORPOOL, he continues to create spaces where Tokyo culture and diverse identities intersect in an atmosphere of pure dancefloor euphoria.

Next is Shigeo, a member of the legendary Japanese crossover band Skate Thing and hip-hop unit Steady&Co. Known for his work across music, dance culture, and fashion, his multifaceted creativity promises a truly unique set.

Joining them is HALU, a core member of Tribal Connection and a leading figure in Japan’s jungle scene for more than 15 years. Her powerful command of low-end frequencies and bass-driven grooves brings undeniable energy to the floor.

Completing the lineup is MoEPiKA, an artist who moves seamlessly between underground culture and the fashion world. From brand events for Miu Miu and AMBUSH to Boiler Room appearances and performances across Asia, she continues to develop a genre-defying style that is both sharp and unmistakably her own.