The International Music Summit, the great annual congress of electronic music, has already announced the program of its annual party IMS Dalt Vila of Ibiza. A seven-hour long celebration presented in collaboration with AlphaTheta and is considered the kick-off of the summer season on the island. As every year, the party will mark the end of the 16th edition of the summit of the electronic music industry that this year will take place from April 23rd to 25th, at the Mondrian and Hyde Ibiza hotels.
IMS Dalt Vila will be held again at the Baluarte de Santa Lucia, on April 25, with a line-up that, as usual, will mix big names in electronic music with emerging talents.
IMS will analyze this edition in its congress the vibrant Spanish electronic music scene. For this reason, the IMS Dalt Vila line-up will be headed by Paco Osunaan internationally acclaimed Spanish dj whose career began in Ibiza, from his early years as a resident of Amnesia and playing a key role in the introduction of techno on the island. For the last four years he has been in residence at Hï Ibiza with his minimalist rhythms.
The dj’s of the celebration
Also in Dalt Vila Hugelwith multiple gold and platinum certifications that make him one of the most popular house music hitmakers of the moment and a pioneer in the Latin house movement, taking his summer style to clubs and festivals around the world, including his multiple residencies in Ibiza.
The line-up is completed by dj and presenter Bradley Zero will make her debut at IMS Dalt Vila; the Swiss-French Deer Jade; the producers and curators Girls Don’t Sync; Luxi Villarwho also makes his IMS debut; the South African duo Major League DJz, inescapable as part of the AfroHouse renaissance; and TSHAone of the great talents of British dance music. Closing the line-up will be once again the co-founder of IMS, dj and BBC Radio 1 broadcaster Pete Tong (MBE).
A limited number of advance tickets are available for sale now at €55 from Eventix. IMS delegates can attend the event at a discount of €50.
The International Music Summit (IMS) was created by Ben Turner, Danny Whittle, Mark Neto, Pete Tong and Simeon Friend. A leadership platform for electronic music that advocates “ethical and sustainable growth and aims to be a catalyst for positive progress and transformation from the offices and onto the dance floor,” they say in a release. The annual event unites thousands of delegates from the electronic music industry in a three-day conference. IMS is co-hosted by Pete Tong and Jaguar (both BBC Radio 1) along with founding sponsor AlphaTheta.
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