Maribou State bring heart, soul and organic warmth to electronic music. Blending club culture, vintage soul, evocative samples and expansive live instrumentation, they create richly textured, emotionally charged soundscapes built for both intimate listening and unforgettable festival moments around the world. Chris will be joining us to see out Friday night at the festival.

Falle Nioke is a singer, percussionist and multi-instrumentalist from Guinea Conakry, blending the rhythms and languages of West Africa with adventurous contemporary sounds. Singing in Coniagui, French, English, Susu, Fulani and Malinke, he brings warmth, energy and deep musical curiosity to every performance, creating joyful connections across cultures and dancefloors.

Athene is a women-led outdoor community creating space for connection, adventure and belonging. Founded by photographers Zaineb Abelque and Olivia Jankowska, it brings women together through hiking, running, meditation and workshops. Rooted in friendship and creativity, Athene helps more women feel welcome, confident and at home outdoors, wherever they roam.

Adjua is a Welsh-Ghanaian artist blending soul, alternative R&B and jazz with Afro-influenced rhythms, rich instrumentation and honest storytelling. Since her 2023 debut EP Self, she’s performed at Glastonbury, SXSW and beyond, earning recognition from the Welsh Music Prize and PRS Foundation while continuing to evolve her distinctive sound further.

Luke is a running physiotherapist and clinical lead at The Running Room London, helping runners of every level recover from injury and perform at their best. With backgrounds in exercise science, strength and conditioning and Pilates, he combines smart rehabilitation with practical training advice, shaped by his love of running.

Nathalie is the founder of Waking Dreams, East London’s community-led movement studio. Her classes weave together play, heat, balance and imaginative metaphor, drawing on dynamic and restorative yoga, intuitive movement and Pranayama. Expect a grounding, down-regulating practice with space to explore, moments of challenge and plenty of creative freedom throughout.

When she isn't in her day job as studio mother, Nathalie DJs under the moniker Girlcar, bringing the same energy she channels through studio, directly to the dance-floor. 

Robbie Redway is the musician, producer and yoga teacher behind United Freedom Collective. His classes blend Hatha and Ashtanga-inspired movement with breathwork, meditation and carefully curated sound. Beyond the mat, his music moves through global grooves, psychedelia, disco and house, from festival dancefloors to live tours and therapeutic soundscapes worldwide.

Rachel is the founder of Clapham Yoga Club, a joyful outdoor community bringing strength, mobility and good energy to Southwest London. A specialist physiotherapist and yoga teacher, she blends science, playful movement and mindful practice to help runners feel stronger, move better and reconnect with their bodies on every adventure.

Kinship Club is a creative collective bringing people together through offline connection, analogue joy and a healthy dose of play. Working across workshops, events and cultural programmes, they transform places and spaces into opportunities to make, experiment and connect — encouraging everyone to put down their phones and join the club.

Guts is a producer, DJ and devoted record digger who always puts music first. His globe-spanning sets connect sounds from Africa, South America, the Caribbean and beyond, weaving rare discoveries, rhythmic storms and moments of grace into joyful, open-hearted journeys built to bring the whole dancefloor together as one community.

Dan is a breathwork facilitator and community leader at Balance, creating welcoming spaces rooted in connection and belonging. Shaped by his experience of burnout, his practice blends Conscious Connected Breathwork, Pranayama and nervous system regulation with a love of strength, endurance, mobility and calisthenics, helping people feel grounded and alive.

Neil Frankel is the founder of The Movement Project, blending decades of coaching with playful curiosity about what bodies can do. His sessions explore balance, rhythm, agility, reactions and flow, helping people move with confidence and connection. He also coaches wheelchair tennis and champions more inclusive access to sport.

Northern-raised and London-based, Mia Lily is a DJ and producer bringing bass-heavy energy to dancefloors across the UK and beyond. Rooted in rave, her sound moves through techno, trance, house and dubby percussion. A classically trained pianist with jazz roots, Mia’s sets are bold, playful and built for full-body movement.

Rush is a physiotherapist, co-founder of The Running Room London and a believer in the power of movement and community. He helps runners thrive through expert care, human connection and support. After discovering trail running at Love Trails four years ago, he’s been chasing trails, adventure and people ever since.

Jules Michelin is a former professional karate athlete, second-generation climber and lifelong yoga practitioner. His classes move between strength, mobility, breathwork and stillness, creating space for curiosity, compassion and self-discovery. Grounded in mindfulness and nervous system awareness, Jules invites every body to explore movement without judgement, pressure or expectation.

Tom Colville works where science, movement and creativity meet. A strength and conditioning coach, he helps artists and professionals build sustainable, high-performing lives through evidence-based practice, Eastern philosophy, play and exploration. He also founded Balance, a wellbeing platform for electronic music communities, and curates, plays and shares music with communities everywhere.

Brian d’Souza, aka Auntie Flo, is an award-winning DJ, producer and live performer known for taking global sounds into bold new territory. From Glastonbury to Panorama Bar, his sets connect rhythms, cultures and dancefloors worldwide. Expect adventurous selections, deep grooves and a joyful sense of discovery from start to finish.

Natasha Ereira-Guyer is an anthropologist, activist and founder of Steps to Togetherness, a movement exploring how connection can improve wellbeing and create social change. With contagious energy, she blends storytelling, playful reflection and practical ideas to help people build relationships with themselves, each other and the places they call home.