This was Selectors 2025

Selectors 2025 proved again why this small festival carries such a big spirit. Intimate by design and rich in discovery, this year’s edition delivered another rich trove of memories from sunlit seaside sessions to long, blissful nights. As we think back to those beaches, boats and late-night dancefloors, these are the highlights that linger through winter.

Words by Kristan J Caryl

The French favourite delivered razor-sharp electro futurism and contorted cyborg rhythms laced with acid. His tense, machine-driven grooves never let up, and neither did the dancers.

Naone and Young Marco turned open waters into a sun-drenched, free-flowing dream powered by a tastefully eclectic mix of joyous grooves.

The UK maverick dropped expansive, emotional club music that felt perfectly weightless and immersive.

Sedef Adasï’s selections were hard to pin down as ever, as she invited us deep into a multifaceted world where muscular drums and breezy synths, rugged rhythms and tough house all came together.

Yet another showcase of depth and control from Steffi, who weaved heavy-hittingtechno with subtle emotional shifts.

Quest built heavy, driving drums across a feverish session packed with inescapable momentum.

What else would you expect but a set packed with hyped up rhythm and driving low ends from drum & bass don RHR? Pure Selectors fire from start to finish.

As one of the foundations of drum and bass, nobody ignites a crowd like DJ Flight does.

Another impossibly open-ended set that tore up expectations with a fearless, high-voltage selection that blurred genres and melted minds.

Dive into into our rich Selectors playlist on SoundCloud: