Indira Paganotto

Born in 1992 in the Canary Islands, she has become one of the most globally recognisable and culturally influential figures in contemporary electronic music. Her rise has been constructed over more than a decade through vision, discipline, and a refusal to dilute her identity. Drawing from early musical immersion, she pioneered and successfully positioned the psy-techno sound on a global scale—a high-energy fusion of acid, trance, and hypnotic techno aesthetics.

In 2023, she launched ARTCORE, a project that rapidly evolved from a traditional record label into a fully realised creative universe and the structural backbone of the psy-techno movement. This platform has hosted stages at major festivals like Tomorrowland, Mysteryland, and Dreambeach, and secured a full-season residency at Hï Ibiza. Her global touring trajectory reflects this massive expansion, featuring headline performances at Awakenings, Coachella, and EDC Las Vegas, alongside her milestone achievement of becoming the first female artist in history to close the main stage at Monegros Festival.

As a producer, her collaborative spectrum bridges the underground with global icons, including work with Nina Kraviz, Joseph Capriati, and a high-profile remix for Depeche Mode. The release of her debut album, Arte como amante, marked the formal consolidation of her artistic vision, revealing emotional depth and long-form composition. Beyond music, she has extended her cultural footprint through cross-sector partnerships with brands like MotoGP and Defender, proving that her trajectory is not just a trend, but a sustained, carefully architected vision.