French Hip-Hop's Grandmaster, Dee Nasty, is a true architect of the movement in France. Witness to the explosive growth of Hip-Hop in the streets of Paris in the early 80s, Dee Nasty introduced the Wildstyle colors and launched the first French Hip-Hop show, "Deenastyle," on Radio Nova. His transcendent influence has not only marked his era, but has also paved the way for indispensable French legends such as MC Solaar and Suprême NTM.. The documentary series 'Le Monde de Demain', broadcasted on Netflix, eloquently testifies to his crucial role in the emergence and development of this culture.

Dj Vadim, dubbed the "Russian prince of Hip-Hop," merges musical continents with a unique experimental approach. Born in Russia and based in London since childhood, Vadim has crafted his artistic identity by exploring rare records from Gdansk to Goonawara. Globally recognized for his talent and sonic experimentation, he has made history with albums such as "USSR Repertoire" and "USSR The Art of Listening." On stage, his dandy elegance blends with an insatiable quest for new sounds.