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1 week ago | notion.online | Kitty Robson

For our latest cover story, genre-defying DJ-producer horsegiirL talks viral fame, surrealist self-expression and why she’s galloping far beyond the club scene. “It’s about how far you go with an idea, that’s what makes it successful.” Meet horsegiirL, the Berlin-based half-horse, half-human DJ, producer and creative force galloping into the future of dance.

1 week ago | notion.online | Kitty Robson

Out of this, though, Hope’s album offers just that: hope. Running through the album is this sense of optimism in spite of difficulty, a sentiment that she didn’t realise was so paramount to the project until its completion. “I think I only came to the realisation that hope was the main theme of the album super late in the process,” the artist explains, “and I’d already landed on the title much earlier on”.

1 week ago | notion.online | Kitty Robson

Girls Don’t Sync’s playlist is a no-holds-barred tribute to the high-octane energy that fuels both their sets and the spirit of Electric Dreams. Packed with percussive club tools, bass-heavy rollers, and rave-edged remixes, the selection captures the kinetic charge of the exhibition’s glitch-era visuals and experimental soundscapes. From the pounding urgency of Dart’s ‘Emergency’ to the euphoric punch of ‘Move Your Body’, each track channels a future-facing, body-moving intensity.

1 week ago | notion.online | Kitty Robson

Shanti Celeste’s curated playlist is a deep, dreamy glide through the sonic textures that echo the mood of Electric Dreams. Her selection traces the emotional undercurrents of the exhibition – from Kraftwerk’s synthetic precision on ‘Computer World 2’ to the lush, atmospheric warmth of Susumu Yokota’s ‘Blue Sky and Yellow Sunflower’. There’s a hypnotic balance here: shimmering electro, ambient techno, and 2000s-era electronica that feel both futuristic and nostalgic.

1 week ago | notion.online | Kitty Robson

As part of his journey through Electric Dreams, DJ KILIMANJARO has curated an exclusive playlist that channels the energy, texture, and emotional depth of the exhibition. Blending euphoric breaks, techno soul, and bass-heavy rollers, the selection moves through analogue warmth and digital grit, much like the artworks that inspired it.