Pyramid says goodbye to August

On Sunday, August 30, Amnesia Ibiza’s underground party brings 999999999, Nina Kraviz and Ben Sterling to the booth

August comes to an end at Pyramid with one of those nights capable of perfectly capturing the spirit of one of the most authentic parties on the Ibiza scene. Next Sunday, August 30, Amnesia Ibiza will once again become a meeting point for different generations and sensibilities within electronic music, with a lineup that travels from the minimal and house sounds of the Terrace to the harder-edged techno of the Main Room.

The night will begin at 11:00 PM, with two stages operating simultaneously and a total of eight artists. On the Terrace, minimal sounds will take center stage with Ben Sterling, Gaskin, Saraga and Kim April, while the Main Room will be dedicated to techno from 999999999, Nina Kraviz, Yanamaste and Katnada. A balance of groove, experimentation, acid, hypnotic sounds and raw intensity that perfectly represents Pyramid’s musical philosophy.

The Terrace: groove, house and minimal

Ben Sterling will be one of the artists opening the journey on the Terrace. The British artist has established himself as one of the most prominent names of the new generation of international house. Influenced by 1970s and 1980s disco, electro, Chicago house and Detroit techno, Sterling creates a sound where acid house, electronic groove and a distinctly dancefloor-oriented energy come together. His career includes releases on labels such as Hot Creations, Edible, Hottrax and his own Planet X, as well as support from artists including Jamie Jones, Marco Carola and The Martinez Brothers.

Next up will be Gaskin, a British artist whose relationship with Ibiza dates back to the early stages of his career. Specializing in house and tech house, he has developed his own distinctive sound, taking him to stages such as Paradise, Fabric and MINT Festival, as well as his own Bass Jamz project. His productions have appeared on labels including PIV Records, Moxy Muzik, Microhertz and Dark Side of the Sun, consolidating his position within the new generation of British artists connected to underground house.

Saraga will bring an additional dose of groove and depth. His sound combines the essence of late-1990s Chicago and New York house with a contemporary personality defined by immersive rhythms and a powerful energy in his sets. With productions released on labels such as Crosstown Rebels, Rumors, Robsoul and Nervous Records, Saraga has taken his music to venues and events including DC-10, Pacha Ibiza, Day Zero, Get Lost and Zamna. He is also the founder of Stardust Records, a platform through which he continues to champion new sounds within the underground.

Closing the Terrace will be Kim April, an Amsterdam-based artist who has developed a sonic identity built around deep basslines and funk-driven grooves, combining elements of minimal, tech house and acid house. Her sound reflects the influence of the underground scenes of Amsterdam, Ibiza and London, and in recent years she has begun to establish an increasingly strong presence at some of Europe’s leading clubs and festivals.

Main Room: four dimensions of techno

The Main Room will kick off with 999999999, one of the most hard-hitting duos in contemporary techno. The Italian project, active since 2016, has built an identity around acid techno, machine-driven sounds and live performances carried out entirely with hardware. Their approach combines improvisation, speed and physical energy, establishing them as a reference point for the more extreme side of techno. Their NineTimesNine label and tracks such as 300000003 are part of a career that has taken them to festivals and clubs around the world.

Next comes one of the biggest names of the night: Nina Kraviz. DJ, producer and head of the трип label, the Russian artist has become one of the most recognizable names in contemporary techno. Her musical universe moves between acid techno, minimal techno and deeper, more experimental sounds, always marked by an unmistakable personality. From her early days in Moscow to her international rise, Kraviz has built a career based on artistic independence, sonic exploration and a unique approach to the dancefloor.

Yanamaste will continue to raise the intensity. The Georgian DJ and producer, originally from Batumi, discovered techno at an early age and went on to develop a sound characterized by powerful kicks, deep basslines and hypnotic structures. His experience as a resident at KHIDI, one of Georgia’s most important clubs, was fundamental in shaping his identity, which today stands among the most compelling offerings from the new generation of underground techno artists.

Closing the Main Room will be Katnada, an artist born in Albania and raised in Italy whose relationship with music began through movement and dance before evolving into composition, piano and singing. Her approach to techno is defined by a strong emotional sensitivity and an artistic vision that sees music as a tool for transformation. A Pyramid resident at Amnesia Ibiza, Katnada has developed a distinctive identity within underground techno, with performances at leading clubs and festivals across Europe.

With this combination of artists, Pyramid once again demonstrates that its strength lies in diversity and in a programming philosophy that refuses to be confined by labels. From the groove and minimal sounds of the Terrace to the raw power of techno in the Main Room, the night of August 30 will offer a complete journey through some of the most stimulating facets of underground electronic music.

Another opportunity to experience at Amnesia Ibiza the unique atmosphere that has made Pyramid one of the island’s essential parties, particularly during such a special year, as the club celebrates 50 years of history.