SLAPPED RECORDS ANNOUNCES FULL LINEUP FOR ADE SHOWCASE AT FARALDA CRANE HOTEL

Mitch Oliver, Yulia Niko, Mishell, Joyce Muniz, TMPLE and Manuel Falardeau join SLAPPED Records X Crane Sessions on October 25

Montréal-based imprint SLAPPED Records has announced the full lineup for SLAPPED Records X Crane Sessions, its upcoming Amsterdam Dance Event label showcase, taking place at the iconic Faralda Crane Hotel on October 25.

Bringing together six artists from across the label’s international community, the showcase will see Mitch Oliver, Yulia Niko, Mishell, Joyce Muniz, TMPLE and Manuel Falardeau take over the Faralda Crane for a an extra special night spanning deep, groove-led house and forward-thinking club music.

The event lands towards the end of this year’s packed ADE calendar, with SLAPPED bringing its Montréal-rooted sound and its international artist network to one of Amsterdam’s most distinctive venues. The Faralda Crane, a former shipyard crane transformed into a unique hotel and event space overlooking the NDSM area, provides the setting for an extended night of music running from 10pm through until the early hours.

The showcase forms part of SLAPPED’s continued expansion into the international event circuit, and arrives off the back of international events in Ibiza, Miami, Los Angeles and Amsterdam already this year. Founded in Montréal, the label has increasingly used its events to connect its local roots with a wider community of artists, DJs and producers across Europe and beyond. 

The ADE event also follows SLAPPED’s label Showcase at Het Sieraad on October 2, giving the imprint two significant Amsterdam dates during the month. These events form part of a wider programme of SLAPPED activity that has seen the imprint continue to develop its catalogue while establishing a growing presence outside Montréal.

Manuel Falardeau & Marc Wellon — This Feeling

The ADE lineup announcement comes off the back of Manuel Falardeau’s recent release on the label with This Feeling, a collaboration with fellow Montréal producer Marc Wellon. Released on September 18, the track brings together the pair’s respective approaches to groove-driven club music, built around samples from Polyrhythmics and Lucky Brown.

The collaboration came together when Falardeau and Wellon joined forces in the studio earlier this year, bringing together two producers from Montréal’s emerging club community. The track has already picked up early support from artists including Jamie Jones, Maceo Plex, Anna Lunoe, Ruben Mandolini, Ilario Alicante, Yas Cepeda, Sugarstarr and Sinca.

For SLAPPED, This Feeling also underlines the label’s ongoing focus on its Montréal roots as it continues to build an international platform around them. With Falardeau now opening the label’s ADE showcase, the record provides another connection between SLAPPED’s local foundations and its growing presence on the international club circuit.

SLAPPED Records X Crane Sessions
Faralda Crane Hotel, Amsterdam: October 25

10pm — Manuel Falardeau
11pm — TMPLE
12am — Yulia Niko
1am — Mitch Oliver
2am — Mishell
3am — Joyce Muniz

SXM FESTIVAL REVEALS LANDMARK 10TH EDITION LINEUP WITH BOB SINCLAR, DENNIS CRUZ, FRANKY RIZARDO, MEDUZA, SASHA, CLAPTONE AND MORE

Five days. One island. An extraordinary dancefloor. SXM Festival reveals the first wave of artists for its 10th edition, taking place 17–21 March 2027 on the Caribbean island of St. Martin, with Bob Sinclar, MEDUZA, Sasha, Claptone, Dombresky (Disco Dom), Franky Rizardo and Brunello leading the Phase One lineup, joined by Guy Gerber, Patrick Topping, Dennis Cruz, Chelina Manuhutu, Deer Jade, Matt Sassari, Max Styler and more.

Since its first edition in 2016, SXM has built a reputation around something difficult to recreate anywhere else: an entire island becoming part of the festival. There is no single festival site. Over five days, guests move between beaches, villas, clubs, hilltops and unexpected locations across both the French and Dutch sides of St. Martin - the island isn’t simply where the festival takes place, it’s part of the experience.

For its 10th edition, SXM returns to the idea that started it all: exceptional music, extraordinary places and enough freedom for the unexpected to happen.

Music has always come first at SXM. Rather than building the biggest lineup possible, the festival has developed its identity through a carefully curated mix of established artists, respected selectors and emerging talent, and the 2027 lineup continues that approach.

French house icon Bob Sinclar joins global electronic trio MEDUZA and progressive house pioneer Sasha, alongside Claptone, Guy Gerber, Dombresky (Disco Dom) and a new generation of artists shaping the international electronic music scene. Across previous editions, SXM has welcomed artists including Carl Cox, Jamie Jones, BLOND:ISH, Bonobo and Richie Hawtin, while introducing its audience to emerging names at pivotal moments in their careers. Every artist has to make sense for the island, the location and the moment.

SXM is as much about St. Martin as it is about the lineup. The island’s French and Dutch sides each have their own culture, atmosphere and rhythm, and during SXM, guests experience both, moving between venues and discovering the island along the way.

A day might begin on a beach, continue over lunch in a small village, move to a sunset party and end somewhere completely different from where anyone expected. You run into people you met the night before. Someone tells you about another party. A quick stop turns into three hours, and the same faces start appearing at restaurants, on boats, on beaches and eventually back on the dancefloor.

With guests travelling from more than 58 countries in recent editions, SXM creates an international community that feels surprisingly familiar by the end of the week. And at a time when almost everything is planned, posted and documented as it happens, SXM still leaves room to disappear for a while. Some of the best moments aren’t on the schedule.

SXM Festival Founder Julian Prince says “From the beginning, I never wanted SXM to be the biggest festival. I wanted people to go home with stories they would still be telling years later. You come for the music, but then the island takes over. You discover places you didn’t know existed, meet people you never expected to meet, and suddenly you’re watching the sun come up with friends you made two days ago. Ten editions later, that feeling is still there. Protecting it is what matters most to me.”

Ten editions don’t happen without an island that believes in you. When Hurricane Irma devastated St. Martin in 2017, the SXM community rallied around the island and supported its recovery. The pandemic brought another interruption, but the relationship between the festival and St. Martin endured - through it all, SXM kept coming back.

Today, local crews, suppliers, venues, restaurants, hotels, drivers and businesses across both sides of St. Martin remain integral to the festival. Its impact extends beyond the dancefloor: international guests stay in local hotels and villas, eat in restaurants, rent cars and boats, and discover the island throughout their stay. For SXM, sustainability is not only environmental - it’s about building an event that maintains a positive, lasting relationship with the place that hosts it.

The 10th edition celebrates the artists, island partners, team members and international community that have shaped SXM since its beginning. Ten editions later, St. Martin isn’t simply the backdrop to SXM - it’s the reason SXM feels like SXM.

As SXM enters its second decade, the festival remains committed to the spirit that defined its beginning: bringing people together through music, discovery and the freedom to experience St. Martin in their own way. The 2027 edition will celebrate that legacy while opening a new chapter, with further artists, parties and anniversary experiences to be revealed in the coming months.

Ten editions. The island is your dancefloor. Tickets and travel information are available now at sxmfestival.com

PHASE ONE LINEUP

Bob Sinclar

Brunello

Chelina Manuhutu

Claptone

Deer Jade

Dennis Cruz

Dombresky (Disco Dom)

Elvis Guetta

Franky Rizardo

Gudfella

Guy Gerber

Hilel Lev

Indo Warehouse

Jackie Hollander

Julia Sandstorm

Linska

Malive

Matt Sassari

Max Styler

MEDUZA

Mellizos

Nico de Andrea

Patrick Topping

Pauza

Sapian

Sasha

Sistek

Tini Gessler

Tom & Collins

Tony Romera

+ More TBA

AMOK MALLORCA EXTENDS 2026 SEASON WITH IRRESISTIBLE AUTUMN PROGRAMME

Jamie Jones, Denis Sulta, Andrea Oliva, Hot Since 82, Reiznik and Trikk among the artists confirmed for AMOK’s September, October and November programme

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AMØK Mallorca is extending its already standout 2026 season with another series of dates through September, October and November with Jamie Jones, Denis Sulta, Andrea Oliva, Hot Since 82, Reiznik and Trikk all playing, among others.

The additional autumn programme follows a strong summer for the Mallorca venue, which was recently named Best Club in Mallorca at the Mallorca Electronic Music Awards. Across the 2026 season and since opening, the venue has established itself as a key destination on the European electronic music circuit thanks to its combination of high-spec production, striking indoor-outdoor setting and carefully curated programming. 

On 26 September, AMOK will host its Grand Summer Closing, with Jamie Jones joined by Sara de Araújo, wAFF and Wololo Soundsystem. The event marks the close of the club’s main summer programme, with AMOK continuing its schedule into the autumn months.

The October programme opens with JUNO & Yamil on 3 October, followed by Reiznik (Keinemusik) & Trikk (Innervisions) on 10 October. Denis Sulta will perform on 17 October, with Cacao by Anthony Godfather following on 24 October.

The programme continues into November, with Andrea Oliva performing on 7 November before Jackies returns to AMOK on 14 November, with Hot Since 82 headlining.

The extended season forms part of AMOK’s wider approach to year-round programming, reflecting the growing activity around electronic music on Mallorca beyond the traditional summer period.

Upcoming dates

26.09 - Grand Summer Closing: Jamie Jones, Sara de Araújo, wAFF & Wololo Soundsystem

03.10 - JUNO & Yamil

10.10 - Reiznik (Keinemusik) & Trikk (Innervisions)

17.10 - Denis Sulta

24.10 - Cacao by Anthony Godfather

07.11 - Andrea Oliva

14.11 - Jackies presents Hot Since 82