DJ MIX #598 - Juliet Sikora (Dortmund, Germany)

Dance TV is proud to present DJ MIX #598 with the Dortmund based DJ and producer Juliet Sikora. Rocking dance floors from clubs to major festivals for almost two decades with her revered groove-infused-house-to-techno sets have landed her appearances in all corners of the globe. Curating her own successful Kittball imprint with releases of the likes of Purple Disco Machine,Junior Jack, Andhim, DeMarzo and David Keno to name a few have given her a well deserved spot within the worldwide house music scene. Enjoy the exclusive DJ mix of Juliet Sikora for Dance TV just in time for the Holidays! Press Play! @juliet-sikora @kittball Known for energy-driven productions on the likes of Relief, Material, Flashmob Rec. and her own Kittball imprint, Juliet Sikora’s work within the studio and almost two decades behind the decks hasn’t gone unnoticed by those within the house scene. Her very first release in 2006 on Opaque Music alongside the German duo Tube & Berger led to a longstanding relationship with the pair, resulting in a string of notable releases between the trio. The most notable, their Beatport topping 2013 collaboration ‘Come OnNow (Set It Off)’, was later picked up by Pete Tong’s FFRR imprint, having gained widespread success across the scene. This friendship also led to the creation of their label Kittball, which is co-owned by Sikora. Recent years have marked a significant period in Juliet’s career, with her revered groove-infused-house-to-techno sets landing her appearances in all corners of the globe, including the USA,South Africa, Dubai, India, Kittball’s annual Sonar Off Week showcases , and countless shows in Europe including performances at some of the biggest clubs and festivals. To name a few, Sikora played at events like The Masquerade by Claptone at Pacha, Ibiza, World Club Dome, Amsterdam Dance Event and at the Parookaville Festival. Further, Sikora was featured by 1001 Tracklists as one of the Future Of Dance Artists worldwide. 2022 proved to be one of Sikora’s busiest years yet, staying busy w