we are DIT KLINGT JUT

The art of music has touched the hearts of human beings around the planet for thousands of years. It's a universal language that can express something not graspable through words or thought. It can induce strong emotions, alter our states of consciousness and let us experience reality in a different way. Especially dance music allows us to unify with its flow. When we express the energy it releases within us, without thinking about how, but by just giving ourselves to it and following the spontaneous and intuitive movements of our bodies, we can experience a state of connection, peace and joy. Doing this collectively, synchronously moving to the same rhythm and sharing this special experience, we feel a connection that resonates within.

With DIT KLINGT JUT we want to express our love for deep and melodic electronic dance music and manifest the meaning it can have for all of us. We do this by providing a thoughtfully curated space as a label & collective, by organizing events & live-streams and serving as a platform to share ideas on music, art and the creative process.

Meet our residents

Bäggy

Berlin-based Bäggy is a passionate DJ, producer and curator deeply immersed in progressive melodic techno and tech house. Drawn from a young age to the pulsating energy of techno, Bäggy finds inspiration in its ability to blend tension, emotion and pure energy into one. Beyond the decks, Bäggy is a driving force behind DIT KLINGT JUT as a label and event organiser, building a hub for innovative sounds and a community for like-minded artists and fans. Expect fresh tunes and state-of-the-art techno.

Wi5dom

Raised in the worlds of dance and classical music, Wi5dom dove into Canada's electronic music scene in 2017 and stepped behind the decks in 2020, building a global online community on Twitch during lockdown. After moving to Berlin in 2021, Wi5dom became known as a dancefloor driver, with a range spanning organic and melodic house all the way up to banging techno. Since joining DIT KLINGT JUT in 2023, Wi5dom has focused on gorgeous melodies, groovy rhythms, and a touch of dark, vibrating basslines while also leading behind-the-scenes operations for the collective. Wi5dom has played in seven different countries around the world, including notable Berlin venues like VOID Club, Birgit, and Beate Uwe.

YESSIR

YESSIR is a versatile DJ and a member of the DIT KLINGT JUT crew, known for sets that move fluidly between styles and keep the dancefloor guessing. YESSIR has played clubs such as Kater in Berlin, Bahnwärter Thiel and Harry Klein in Munich, and Scala and Heart in Regensburg, along with festivals including Zuckerbrot & Peitsche, Tiefsinn and Schatzinsel. Abroad, YESSIR's sets have taken him to Koh Tao in Thailand and Bocas del Toro in Panama. Most recently, YESSIR played the Mühle at MIT DIR festival 2026.

What we believe

Born from the scene

We are ravers at heart. Techno and the scene in Berlin have shaped us into the music lovers, dancers, DJs & organizers we are. Our unbound passion for electronic dance music, the collective dance experience and the original values of the techno scene are at the core of everything we do.

Empowering young talent

The scene is full of up and coming young artists who deserve to have their sound heard. That’s why we place special emphasis on supporting talented newcomers through our podcast series, label releases, premieres and bookings at our events.

Music for a better world

None of us makes a living from DKJ and we do our best to utilize our passion project to support charitable causes. During the corona pandemic, we could raise more than 5000€ of donations for charity through live-streams and realized a multidisciplary production aboves the roofs of Berlin in cooperation with WWF Germany.

Diversity & Sensitivity

Spaces to celebrate music can only be safe spaces for everyone when everyone is explicitly included. Especially since we’re a collective of white cis people, it’s important to us to continuously educate ourselves, listen closely to the voices of minorities and try to do our part in reducing discrimination within the scene.