Must-Watch Artists At The Warehouse Project India 2025

The long-awaited debut of the UK-based clubbing series The Warehouse Project is set to inject a fresh shot of adrenaline into India’s already packed concert calendar.

With a stacked line-up featuring the return of English electronic musician Joy Orbinson (who made his India debut at Magnetic Fields 2018), the London-based party starter Jyoty, Colombian electronic futurist Verraco, and house and techno trailblazer Nida, this showcase is shaping up to be an unmissable EDM spectacle.

The Warehouse Project will touch down in Bengaluru (October 24), Mumbai (October 25 and 26), and Hyderabad (October 26). In this listicle, we spotlight a few artists you’ll want to keep an eye on during the showcase.

Siiry

A classically trained vocalist, composer, and music producer from Hyderabad, Siiry is all about genre-fluid soundscapes that hit differently. Her sets serve up a bold mix of house, indie dance, breaks, electro, and acid house, layered with flicks of Indian and Western classical music and seasoned with a deep love for R&B that shines through.

Siiry’s brought her vibe to spots like DJ BAR Bridge in Japan, HORN in Bangkok, and back home at the recent Kittenpop experience in Hyderabad. Most recently, she was snapped up by Levitate, a culture collective known for championing fresh talent across India’s underground scene.

Catch Siiry in Hyderabad on October 26.

Masrani

Mumbai-born and UK-raised DJ/producer Sumya Masrani, best known as Masrani, torches dance floors with genre-twisting sets built on UK garage, electro grit, jungle, drum & bass, and flows of techno. Having sharpened his craft as a resident DJ with London-based house and techno label Origins Sound, Masrani has shared the stage with many industry heavyweights.

Closer to home, he’s frequently made waves at Mumbai’s AntiSocial and Bonobo, as well as Summer House in Delhi, bringing the fire that defines his global sound. According to his media kit, his sound conjures a “dash of his signature breakbeat and Dembow Brazilian funk fusion.”

Masrani brings the heat to Mumbai on October 25.

FUSHI

A recognized name in Bengaluru’s underground circuit, FUSHI (Aditi Sreevathsa) is a dynamic DJ and multidisciplinary artist whose sets dive deep into garage, bass, breaks, and dub music. Their sound has found a loyal following in cities like Goa, Delhi, Chennai, and Puducherry. Coupled with standout sets at events including Bangalore Massive, SCREECH, TRANSLATE, etc., FUSHI has also notched up appearances at platforms like Boiler Room, HÖR Berlin, and Road to Lollapalooza.

Beyond the booth, the artist brings nearly a decade of experience to India’s creative economy, currently serving as the Managing Director of ALTE, which is an alternative arts and culture management firm.

FUSHI takes the stage in Bengaluru on October 24.

Midnight Traffic

Hyderabad-based DJ/producer Rishi Haridas, best known as Midnight Traffic, describes his craft as that of a “mindful architect of sound, wandering through form and feeling, grounded in deep, expressive, cerebral rhythm.” His sets are known for melding hypnotic techno with a modern sound design, while gliding into deep immersive territory.

He’s delivered standout performances at Boiler Room in Hyderabad, Mixmag’s The Lab in Mumbai, and Coastlife Festival in Goa, as well as taken his sound to Lapita Festival (Japan), Wonderfruit (Thailand), and most recently, Otsukmini Open Air in Japan. He’s also featured at festivals such as Echoes of Earth and DGLT India.

Midnight Traffic goes B2B with Vridian in Hyderabad on October 26.

SUCHI

Plucking rhythms from Oslo, London, New York, Manchester, and Delhi is DJ/producer SUCHI, who is the only artist to have her name plastered on all cities for the debut of The Warehouse Project in India. Owing to her multi-city upbringing, SUCHI draws from all sorts of styles and carves out sessions layered with disco, house, breaks, trance, electro, and techno.

In her career, SUCHI has taken to the stage at Glastonbury Festival, Sónar Festival, Magnetic Fields, and Amsterdam Dance Event, and also performed at Boiler Room’s debut in Hyderabad in 2022.

SUCHI brings the vibes to Bangalore on October 24, Mumbai on October 25 and Hyderabad on October 26.

Prismer

New Delhi-based producer Rohan Kalé, best known as Prismer, pulls from a variety of influences, spanning techno, jungle, drum & bass, dubstep, breakbeat, and house. Starting his Prismer project sometime in 2020, Rohan has quickly risen to become one of the most in-demand selectors on the dance music scene. His journey thus far has seen Prismer share the stage with artists like DJ Stingray, Benjamin Damage, duo Ivy Lab, Slick Shoots, and Rider Shafique, as well as light up events such as Magnetic Fields, Bass Camp, and Grasslands Festival in Nepal.

Speaking with TFword in 2023, Primer stated, ”As someone who is constantly exploring new genres, new styles, and new production techniques, I am always evolving with the way I produce music.” This spirit of exploration and experimentation is on full display in his acid and electro-coated set from Delhi-Derry, his atmospheric leftfield dub and ambient electronica session for Piknik, as well as his house and techno set at Maushi Day.

Prismer lights up Mumbai on October 26.

Cinnaman

Dutchman Yuri Boselie, aka Cinnaman, developed an obsession with pushing buttons on decks before he was a teenager. His productions whirl around genres of dubstep, hip-hop , house , UK bass, and disco. A regular with Amsterdam-based independent music platform Dekmantel, Cinnaman is also affiliated with Amsterdam-based club night Colors and garage workshop turned nightclub Garage Noord.

Cinnaman’s resume displays an impressive collection of B2B sets paired with the work of DJ/rapper Chuckie, DJ/producer EYCEE, and soulful selector CARISTA. For his performance in India, Cinnaman looks to recreate and elevate his B2B set with Jyoty, first witnessed at the Lente Kabinet Festival in Amsterdam earlier this year.

Cinnaman goes b2b with Jyoty in Mumbai on October 26.

FOLD

Hailing from England is Rob Glasset, best known as FOLD, a dubplate enthusiast, founder of Well Street Records, and a key player in the UK nightlife space. His sets carefully blend carefully sourced gems from the past, present, and future sounds of electronic music. Beyond his crate-digging obsession, FOLD has made his mark at iconic venues such as Drumsheds (London) and Berghain/Panorama (Berlin) as well as the recent Glastonbury Festival.

FOLD is also known for his vast knowledge of UK sound system culture, 90s – 00s house music, UKG, drum & bass, and standout B2B sets with long-time friend Joy Orbison.

FOLD joins the line-up in Bengaluru on October 24 and Mumbai on October 26.

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