Cercle Sessions

Brejcha's high-tech-minimal signature unfolds inside a 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheatre — Cercle's cinematic formula at its most striking.

Cercle's cinematic filming meets a sun-drenched Dubrovnik terrace, letting Hot Since 82's groove-forward selections breathe against the Adriatic backdrop.

One of Cercle's most-watched sets ever: Böhmer performing from a platform suspended above Cappadocia's hot-air-balloon-filled skyline at sunrise.

Ten thousand feet up in the Swiss Alps at Piz Gloria, Bodzin performs his tracks live on a rig of modular synths rather than mixing pre-recorded audio — one of Cercle's most-watched episodes ever.

Cercle's cameras find Black Coffee at Paris's oldest ballroom for a set that captures his 'Afropolitan house' sound — African percussion woven through deep, soulful house grooves.

Cercle's cable-car ride up Rio's Sugarloaf Mountain, with ARTBAT's atmospheric, built-for-sunset techno soundtracking one of the series' most scenic locations.

A 2,000-year-old Roman theatre in the south of France, with Solomun talking through how a teenage birthday-party gig turned into all of this — one of Cercle's most-watched episodes.

Cercle gets Nina Kraviz inside the actual Eiffel Tower — one of the series' most-watched episodes, with an extended interview on her Chicago and Detroit influences woven into the set.

Zonneveld's live-modular rig set up inside a Ukrainian aviation museum for Cercle — a quieter, more exploratory counterpoint to his usual peak-time festival intensity.

Italian techno artist Deborah de Luca delivers an exclusive 76-minute set from the historic Château de Chambord in France for Cercle. A deep, hypnotic journey through rolling techno with precise production and immaculate mixing, set against the backdrop of one of Europe's grandest Renaissance castles.

Charlotte de Witte commands the stage at Belgium's Dour Festival 2017 for Cercle. An 88-minute deep techno set from the rising Belgian master, showcasing her relentless groove, hypnotic layers, and the dark, pounding sound that defines her artistic signature.

German minimal-techno titan Len Faki presents a 103-minute deep-space journey aboard the Intrepid Museum in New York for Cercle. A masterclass in hypnotic, stripped-down techno — sparse, relentless, and meditative — from one of Berlin's most uncompromising voices.

Amelie Lens at the Atomium — a homecoming set in her Brussels birthplace. Uncompromising, hypnotic, and filmed at one of the world's stranger architectural backdrops.

Solomun at Chambord Castle—deep house mastery in a European fairytale setting. 8M views. Warm, groovy, transcendent.

Live B2B at Preikestolen cliff edge in Norway. Rare format—two producers performing live synthesizers together over peak-time energy. Visually and sonically stunning.

Above & Beyond at Guatapé, Colombia for Cercle. Anjunabeats transcendence in a colorful mountain town. Progressive trance at its most euphoric.

Innellea at Jaisalmer Fort, India — melodic techno in a medieval desert fortress. Transcendent and introspective in equal measure, the setting doing as much work as the music.

ARTBAT at Cercle Odyssey 2025 — their signature cinematic melodic techno in one of the series' more ambitious productions.

Adriatique perform at iconic Hatshepsut Temple in Luxor, Egypt for Cercle. Immersive, location-specific performance. Melodic techno with atmospheric builds inspired by archaeological setting. High production value (cinematic visuals).

Dixon at Cercle Festival 2024 Ariane Stage. Refined melodic techno-house from Berlin's most discerning selector, featuring his signature sophisticated grooves.

One of the most iconic Cercle productions ever filmed: Brejcha's joker-masked set unfolds inside a royal French château, blending unreleased high-tech minimal IDs with anthems like Purple Noise and Killing Me. A defining early moment that helped launch both Cercle's and Brejcha's global reach, with 41M+ organic views.

Brejcha commands a nearly 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheater for Cercle, weaving through unreleased cuts like Level One, Dimension, Captain Nemo, and Atlantis before closing with Universe of Love. A visually monumental, career-defining performance with 26M+ views and full timestamped tracklist.

Jamie Jones at Pliva Waterfalls was a Cercle production that leaned into the immersive, location-first ethos that defines the platform—a nearly two-hour set filmed at a turquoise waterfall in Bosnia-Herzegovina, where the Welsh Hot Creations boss brought his mid-00s warehouse sensibilities into dialogue with contemporary house music. The cinematic context elevated what was already a hypnotic deep house and tech-house arc from one of the scene's most consistent architects.

Boris Brejcha's Cercle performance at Château de Fontainebleau remains one of the platform's landmark sessions—a 100-minute statement of high-tech minimal from inside a French royal estate. The location's baroque architecture paired with Brejcha's precise, crystalline sound created a visual and sonic dialectic that shaped Cercle's approach to venue selection for years after. An archival cornerstone.