Nick Halkes is the co-founder of XL Recordings, launched Positiva Records under the EMI banner, and has had an incredible and multifaceted career in music.

Asaad Saifullah Khan is a DJ, musician, promotor, and pioneer of Pakistan's emerging rave scene.

Paul Linney is a British DJ known for his award winning sets at the legendary Pikes Hotel in Ibiza, and for his incredible career in music and nightlife over more than 30 years.

Paul Mac is one half of the massively influential Australian electronic music duo Itch-e & Scratch-e. He has collaborated with Daniel Johns of Silverchair, Kylie, Sia, and many other talented artists. His current partnership with Johnny Seymour is called Stereogamous.

Paul is a multiple Aria award winner and currently teaches at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

Michael Tullberg is one of the longest-running electronic music photojournalists in North America, and is the author of Dancefloor Thunderstorm: Land Of The Free, Home Of The Rave, and The Raver Stories Project.

Adam Freeland is an English DJ, producer and musician. Adam pioneered the nu-skool breaks sound of the late 90's and early 00's. He is a multitalented, grammy nominated artist and a member of 3 piece band, The Acid.

Michael Cain is an American filmmaker and the director/producer of The Starck Club, a documentary film about the incredible 1980's Dallas nightclub of the same name.

Colin Rothbart is an English film & TV Producer/Director and host of the 90's clubland show Trainspotters TV.

Colin directed the Netflix series Dark Tourist, and also wrote and directed an independent documentary film about London's alternative drag scene titled Dressed as a Girl.

Thee-O (Jacob Ofilas) is an American DJ from Los Angeles, and has been one of the most prominent figures of the scene since his debut at an underground rave in 1992.

Thee-O is also an accomplished promoter and producer, with releases on Bedrock, Perfecto, Looq, Drops and System Recordings.

Deborah Parsons is the CEO of Creative House Productions and the brains behind the innovative event series A Lost Weekend: Human Traffic Live.

The event series was to create an immersive rave theatre experience with an incredible retelling of the cult classic club film, Human Traffic. London's covid-19 lockdown forced the event’s eleventh hour postponement and cast a shadow of uncertainty across the UK’s nightlife industry.