UCBassjackers
DJ Marlon Flohr and producer Ralph van Hilst — together as Bassjackers — move as a tight unit. Marlon brings relentless energy on stage, while Ralph shapes the sound in the studio, a balance that defines their one-DJ/one-producer setup. After years on the world’s biggest stages, Bassjackers have evolved into a lane built around tech bounce and hard bounce — a high-energy rave sound that bridges underground techno influence with mainstage impact. Driven by bouncy grooves, raw drops, and emotional tension, their sets are packed with exclusive edits, IDs, and club-ready weapons. With strong support from leading names across the techno scene, viral traction online, and sold-out shows worldwide, Bassjackers are redefining their identity for a new generation of ravers — pushing a sound that hits just as hard in the club as it does on the mainstage.
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DJ Marlon Flohr and producer Ralph van Hilst — together as Bassjackers — move as a tight unit. Marlon brings relentless energy on stage, while Ralph shapes the sound in the studio, a balance that defines their one-DJ/one-producer setup. After years on the world’s biggest stages, Bassjackers have evolved into a lane built around tech bounce and hard bounce — a high-energy rave sound that bridges underground techno influence with mainstage impact. Driven by bouncy grooves, raw drops, and emotional tension, their sets are packed with exclusive edits, IDs, and club-ready weapons. With strong support from leading names across the techno scene, viral traction online, and sold-out shows worldwide, Bassjackers are redefining their identity for a new generation of ravers — pushing a sound that hits just as hard in the club as it does on the mainstage.