Known for his industrial rave style productions and fast paced dj sets, Skoden has built up a world wide fan base who share the same passion for his music.

With releases on Go Hard Or Go Hardcore, Hekate, Sacred Court, Cause Records, Broken Strain, Green Fetish Records, NOW NOW along with his music being played on the worlds biggest stages, the future is looking bright for Skoden.

AIROD’s journey into electronic music began with early inspirations from Daft Punk and artists like Sébastien Benett and Joachim Garraud. His pivotal moment came upon discovering Skrillex’s “My Name Is Skrillex,” which led him to start producing music using Fruity Loops. His breakout occurred in 2018 with a solo 12″ release on Molekül, garnering support from techno heavyweights such as Dasha Rush and Overmono. This success propelled him onto stages at renowned venues and festivals, including Suicide Circus in Berlin, The Steelyard in London, and Tomorrowland in Belgium.

AIROD has released music on esteemed labels like Exhale, KNTXT, Molekül, and Monnom Black. His collaborations with Amelie Lens, notably the “Voltage” EP on Lenske, solidified his reputation for delivering high-octane, dancefloor-ready tracks. In 2025, he released “Kiss Girl,” a track that blends groove-heavy basslines with rap/pop-influenced vocals, showcasing his versatility and willingness to push genre boundaries.

Beyond his productions, AIROD is the founder of Elixyr Records, a label dedicated to supporting emerging artists and pushing innovative sounds within the techno genre. His commitment to the scene is evident in his dynamic DJ sets, which often feature a majority of his own productions, including unreleased material, making each performance a unique experience.

AIROD’s influence extends beyond music; he has made inroads into the fashion world, collaborating with brands like Lanvin. With a relentless drive for reinvention, AIROD remains at the forefront of techno, continually redefining the genre and inspiring a new generation of artists.

She learned piano as a child but embraced a rebellious streak inherited from her mother, which led her to explore her own path. In her teenage years, Lola Cerise became a regular at illegal raves, where she discovered acidcore, tribal, and tribe core.

Lola has spoken openly about her mother’s battle with depression following her parents’ divorce. That experience deeply shaped her independent mindset and hardworking attitude. Ironically, it was also her mother — who had herself dropped out of classical music school and joined Germany’s early techno scene — who supported Lola’s eventual career pivot into music.

At 18, Lola moved to Lyon to study art and pursued photography professionally. She later dropped out of university, supporting herself by modeling for brands like A.P.C., Eric Tibusch, and Silvian Heach. After a few years, she realized photography wasn’t her calling and relocated to Australia, where she spent three years.

During the pandemic, she reconnected with rave culture and began DJing — picking up professional gear from closing clubs. Within a year, she started producing and made a bold decision: to leave everything behind and start over in Paris, dedicating herself fully to music.

Lola Cerise has since released on Gomboc Records, Comme des les Films, Khazad Records, and Record Union. Supported by the likes of Indira Paganotto, I Hate Models, and Cera Khin, she also landed a residency at the legendary Gotec Club and launched her own label, First Date Without Panties.

Now cementing her name in the scene as a producer to watch, she’s delivered mixes for BCCO Berlin and a live stream with HÖR Berlin. In May, she’s set to release an 6-track mini-LP on Indira’s ARTCORE — a varied and exciting collection of tracks from the last two years that marks a milestone in her creative evolution.

Lola’s music is a reflection of all her experiences — sometimes fast and intense, other times emotive and layered, but always with a narrative. Her mantra: “If it doesn’t make me smile, then I won’t finish it.”