No escape OT301

No escape comes back to OT301 studio.

Is an event not to be missed! The main focus of this edition is Japanese underground electronic music ranging from techno to dubstep and everything in between. We invited very special guests Goth-Trad & Maream who will take you on an unforgettable journey. Together they will share a special 5-hour time slot during our event. We aim to give our artists as much time as they require to craft unique atmosphere and mesmerize the audience. Come and join us or you might have to wait 10 more years for this one to happen again!

See you on the dance floor!

Event curated by Power VS Power

Goth-Trad

Goth-Trad is a staple figure of Tokyo underground with an impressive list of releases under his belt. His catalog spans from heavy bass rollers released on legendary Deep Medi Music to banging industrial techno tracks like “Still Alive” from a compilation by VIXLATIXN Records. Always gritty, deep and emotional, Goth-Trad’s music goes beyond genres and labels. We are very honored to host him again, exactly 10 years after his OT301 debut.

Insta // Soundcloud // Website // FB // X
Maream

Delving into electronic music in her teenage years and later started off her career in 2015 in Tokyo.

In 2018, her “You Gotta Stab Her” record won the best song award for “S2O JAPAN” one of the biggest dance music festivals in Asia. In the same year, she successfully finished her first Netherlands tour, with “ADE (Amsterdam Dance Festival)” as the grand finale, and was invited to become the official creator of Honda’s open innovation project. Her talent transcends music and into other creative outlets.

MAREAM made another splash in the scene by releasing her highly anticipated first original album "0 to X" in January 2020 on SPECTRA, created by HIROYUKI ARAKAWA. Richie Hawtin, Ishino Takkyu, and Ken Ishii highly praise the label. After that, she released a well-received EP, “Fancy Dome” on DJ HAUS-led Dance Trax (Unknown To The Unknown), which gave her international fame. She also remixed Ewan McVicar's "Pnch the Wall", which won first place at the DJ MAG British Awards.

In 2023, she moved for a time to Amsterdam, Netherlands, where she was a resident at the hugely popular party Techno Tuesday, which attracts more than 1000 visitors every week.

Soundcloud // Insta // Spotify

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