We talk too much about the DJ. Not enough about the room. This map is the room - ravers I met across every continent, each one a playlist, each one a pin.
You won't find this through an algorithm. This is ADHD music for the spiritually elevated. Not associated to one scene, one city, one culture. Just a frequency, scattered across every continent, carried by the people who found it. Proof that the sound exists everywhere and nowhere at once.
Their music. Their curation. Their party.
Rare. Worldwide. The party is where u.r.

The party is where Emma is: Tallinn

I’d lost some of my spark for electronic music and DJing over the past few years. Moving to Paris and seeing u.r.trax and Locked Club live brought it back. This playlist reflects those memories, our parties, and the moments we shared.

The party is where Mark is: Amsterdam

“Biking to the party” amsterdam core…

The party is where Amber is: Bangkok

I made a playlist based on “where I’m from and where I’ve been.” It starts with the techno and dancing music I listen to now, and ends with my favourite Thai songs that I loved listening to when I was young. It kind of tells my story through music.

The party is where Inès is: Paris

ADHD music I'm listening to right now. Mostly made by friends from everywhere, sounds from nowhere specific. The electronic music that doesn't fit the box - and doesn't try to.

The party is where Salma is: San Francisco

For me, music and movement have always been powerful and synergistic healing forces. Some of my most thrilling, vibrational, and energizing experiences have been on the dancefloor. The first half of this playlist explores the five stages of grief after a heartbreak, and the second dives into a journey of self-discovery and connection with others through dance. This playlist is my love letter to nightlife and the dancefloor, and is a reminder to myself that no matter how terrible things seem, there will always be another party!

The party is where Leo is: Montpellier

I built this playlist like an ideal night out. Dark at first — the light slowly fading, giving way to night. You start to hear the bass in the distance, leaking out of a warehouse somewhere far away.
I have a very vivid memory of my first party (you were playing). It very quickly became something almost idyllic. What stayed with me is that feeling of discovery — a kind of naivety, a pure, candid openness to everything.

The party is where Lynna is: Bali

I return to it often while creating. There’s a gentle, meditative quality to these tracks, like a steady breath in the background. It doesn’t ask for attention, only to be felt-  a soft presence that fills the space without overwhelming it. Something to drift with, to make with, to rest inside when the world feels a little too loud.

The party is where Addakin is: Pittsburgh

A mix built on movement and variation. Different sounds, but all part of the same flow. It’s less about the scene, and more about the people who get it. The party is wherever we are.

The party is where Kyle is: Philadelphia