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Stefan ZMK

Dutch Rotterdam-based hardcore techno DJ, mastering-engineer, producer and promoter active since 1998.Exploiting all electronic boundaries, Stefan ZMK travels the world to promote his mindbending, uplifting, sonic stories.

Podcast · By Stefan ZMK · English · NL · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Stefan ZMK - Modern Classical Electronic Crossover @ ReConnect Uden 04-09-2026 (opens the original)

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    Check out the 100 minute “Modern Classical Electronic Crossover” set I played at (RE)Connect - Uden 2026 With deep and melancholic contemporary compositions for introspection, chilling and spacing out! Grab a blanket, pillow, close your eyes and drift away on composers like Philip Glass, Hania Rani, Nils Frahm, Max Richter, Hans Zimmer and many more. Check out the tracklist below and go explore these amazing artists yourself! Tracklist: 01 Portico Quartet - Prickly Pear 02 Hans Zimmer And Lisa G

  2. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    [DIS]ORDER Full Album (Instrumental) (opens the original)

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    [DIS]ORDER - Brains in Resonance (Original Soundtrack) is the latest sonic work by Stefan ZMK as part of HipSick, created for the interdisciplinary installation and live performance [DIS]ORDER. Inspired by the theme of neurodiversity and how we deal with sensitivity, [DIS]ORDER challenges systems built around efficiency, conformity and speed. The soundtrack mirrors this exploration through shifting layers of sound that are at times confrontational, intimate, disorienting and comforting. The trac

  3. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    I Do Not Sleep (Instrumental) (opens the original)

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    [DIS]ORDER - Brains in Resonance (Original Soundtrack) is the latest sonic work by Stefan ZMK as part of HipSick, created for the interdisciplinary installation and live performance [DIS]ORDER. Inspired by the theme of neurodiversity and how we deal with sensitivity, [DIS]ORDER challenges systems built around efficiency, conformity and speed. The soundtrack mirrors this exploration through shifting layers of sound that are at times confrontational, intimate, disorienting and comforting. The trac

  4. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    You Serve I Can How (Instrumental) (opens the original)

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    [DIS]ORDER - Brains in Resonance (Original Soundtrack) is the latest sonic work by Stefan ZMK as part of HipSick, created for the interdisciplinary installation and live performance [DIS]ORDER. Inspired by the theme of neurodiversity and how we deal with sensitivity, [DIS]ORDER challenges systems built around efficiency, conformity and speed. The soundtrack mirrors this exploration through shifting layers of sound that are at times confrontational, intimate, disorienting and comforting. The trac

  5. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    DISORDER (Instrumental) (opens the original)

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    [DIS]ORDER - Brains in Resonance (Original Soundtrack) is the latest sonic work by Stefan ZMK as part of HipSick, created for the interdisciplinary installation and live performance [DIS]ORDER. Inspired by the theme of neurodiversity and how we deal with sensitivity, [DIS]ORDER challenges systems built around efficiency, conformity and speed. The soundtrack mirrors this exploration through shifting layers of sound that are at times confrontational, intimate, disorienting and comforting. The trac

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