Celebrating and supporting local talent, the following line up of DJs are Bali based from international backgrounds bringing an eclectic sound to Desa Kitsuné on Tuesday, August 19th

Defected Records is a multi award-winning independent British record label specialising in house music recordings, playlists, internationally syndicated radio shows, events and festivals, publishing, artist booking, artist management, promotions and more.

Deron is a French Riviera-based DJ and producer known for his unique house sound that blends afro house, tech house, and electro beats. Deron has performed at clubs and festivals internationally and is recognized by industry figures like CAMELPHAT and Hugel on Instagram.

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Australia’s Peking Duk, a dance music duo consisting of Adam Hyde and Reuben Styles, gained fame with their 2012 remix of Passion Pit’s "Take a Walk." Hits like "High" and "Take Me Over" reached the Australian Top Ten. Peking Duk also released the five-time platinum hit "Stranger" (2016) on the ARIA Charts.

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Caiiro is a leading South African DJ and producer known for blending Afro-house with global influences. His hit “The Akan” took him to over 30 countries, and his 2022 album Pyramids cemented his status. In 2024, Mixmag named him “DJs Who Defined the Year”, following his acclaimed self-titled album.

Need2Freak, born on Australia’s Gold Coast, is known for high-energy, underground house and techno events. Founded by Little Fritter and Wongo, the duo brings their signature funky twist to Bali this August with Little Fritter, Wongo, and Shimmy.

Dombresky, a France-born, Los Angeles-based award-winning artist, producer, DJ, and founder of Process Records, has garnered over 100 million streams with his dynamic and unique approach to house music. Dombresky gained fame with releases like “Soul Sacrifice,” “Down Low,” and “Simple Hit”. Beyond sets at Lollapalooza, Coachella, and EDC, he sold out shows on multiple continents, including the Shrine and Palladium in L.A.