French-German artist, who navigates between Berlin and Lyon, Rakla Maté crafts sets designed as sensory journeys, developing an instinctive and narrative approach to the dancefloor, attentive to bodies, emotions, and time that stretches out. From opening to closing hours — from Le Sucre in Lyon to the Berlin after-hours of Plötzensee or the Parisian ones of La Péniche Cinéma — she deploys a wide and nuanced sound palette rooted in house music, where sunny grooves, spelbinding voices, percussive textures, and fat basslines intersect. Her music breathes, evolves, and transforms, always guided by a search for balance between energy, sensuality, and release. Equaly at home at sunrise or in the depths of the night, Rakla Maté is particularly fond of moments of transition, those suspended instants when the dance floor becomes a colective, intimate space. She shares tracks chosen like confidences, drawn from a record bag designed for the body, the mind and the soul — with a single promise : to immerse everyone into a state, an atmosphere, a communion.