The green, semi-human, and bespectacled face of electro continues to send buzzing basslines and four-to-the-floor beats at 130 bpm around the world. As a pioneer who, in the early 2000s, connected an entire generation of ravers with tracks from Vitalic, Boys Noize, Justice, Digitalism, Miss Kittin, Crookers, and Booka Shade, Dr Lektroluv solidified the genre's place on the map.

Little is known about the mysterious, two-meter-tall figure, but his ability to unleash an electrifying storm across any dancefloor with a powerful and addictive mix of big-room sounds, hard 4-4 beats, and jacking house is now well-known. Let the doctor heal you with his music!

Anyone who was on a dancefloor or in a festival tent in the early 2000s is undoubtedly familiar with the pumping classics of Shameboy. Producer Luuk Cox started working under that name, combining his love for Kraftwerk's electronic sound and The Chemical Brothers' big beat, and got a generation dancing with hits like 'Rechoque', 'Strobot', and 'Splend-It'.

The past ten years saw Shameboy on pause, as Cox worked as a producer for artists such as Stromae, Compact Disk Dummies, Admiral Freebee, and Intergalactic Lovers. But the urge to make his own music started to resurface. Cox delved into the world of modular synthesizers, making his creative process more organic, intuitive, and inspiring. What began as experimentation quickly grew into a series of new tracks – and thus 'The Dawn of Everything' was born, the first Shameboy release in ten years.

And this is just the beginning. Shameboy is back, ready to make waves live again and with even more new music on the way.

Oh Deer is back! The resident DJ of Cactus Café warms up for Dr. Lektroluv and Shameboy.