Bernardo Vaz also known as Bill Onair, began his DJ career in 2011.
Initially he played old-school hip-hop and R&B but quickly expanded his interests to the disco, soul, boogie and house scene. He currently moves between techno, acid, trance and electro genres, due to his growing passion for the underground electronic scene and of course his incredible and inspiring record collection. He has played at various venues in the Portuguese capital, such as Ministerium, Lux, Rive-Rouge, 5A, Europa and ZDB, and collaborates monthly with Collect on its AUDIO TRIP program. He promises a dancing night, with no boundaries between genres. He is one of Harbour residents.

As a DJ and Producer, Gear is part of a select group of national artists who are pushing Portugal’s electronic scene forward. While channeling his passion and musical influences onto the dance floor, he creates a relaxed atmosphere that involves the audience in a personal and unique musical journey. Storyteller of choice, he makes his sets perfect scripts, whose cadence is made up of different styles that coexist in harmony in the same story. In recent years he has released several songs, including collaborations with Hubble Recordings, HomeMade and his first vinyl record on the Belgian label MUZI Cartel. He is a resident at the Harbour Music Shelter.

João Miguel is a newcomer to the electronic music scene. His interest in music emerged at a very early age. Initially music production didn’t work out, and although it discouraged him, it led him to experiment with mixing instead of creating. In 2016 he began this journey, the motivation of successful and creative mixes led him back to production a few years later in 2020.
His music is a journey between various rhythms, his set is not dictated by anticipation and is created by energies, especially the energies of the audience received at the moment. From the edge of the melody to the edge of the percussion, the most important thing for him is movement, the groove.
He is one of Harbour residents.

He began his career in Macau and has played at the most emblematic clubs and events, both in Asia and Portugal. DJ and producer, he is also an eternal dreamer. He is one inescapable figure in Lisbon’s nightlife. Over the course of his 20-year career, he’s played in practically every club in his country and it’s with his eclectic and often improbable style that he maintains his loyal followers. His groove is unique and electrifying. He is one of Harbour residents.

Kaesar, the restless one, is a true veteran of electronic music, with a 22-year history of immersion in this sphere where he has mastered its different contexts, skillfully navigating alternative soundscapes as well as styles from the deepest and most alternative to the most massive. He circulates between the inspiring of rock’n’roll and the depth of house music, condensing his singularity into hard studio work. Kaesar is a master when it comes to make people dance. His ability to keep up with the times and adapt to current trends is remarkable, the result of the knowledge he has acquired over the years thanks to his regular presence in various underground contexts.
He is one of Harbour residents.

A key figure at the Unbound Artists, Lisbon’s DJ Kokeshi (Vanessa Ferreira) has been an internationally recognized DJ since 2002, thanks to the success of her eclectic style, which covers House, Breaks, Trance and Techno. As well as performing at major music festivals (Rock in Rio, Nos Alive, Sudoeste, Neopop, Boom Festival, among others) and being present in the booth fashion shows and renowned brands (such as Louis Vuitton, YSL, Armani, Cartier, Red Bull, and MTV), she also sets the tone for all the shows at Portugal Fashion in Porto. Above all, it is in the underground segment that she stands out the most, leaving her mark at Portugal’s most iconic clubs such as Lux, Ministerium, Industria and Plano b. With regular appearances at festivals such as LISB-ON and Boom Festival, Kokeshi is also a regular on international line ups, having recently opened for Solomun.
She is one of Harbour residents.