The essence of this event lies in the fact that techno is not just about music; it’s a strong way to create a community, representing the voluntary pursuit of ideals. Here, there’s a clear purpose of showcasing to the world the immense power of sound as a perfect tool to share values. The organisers decided to focus on Queer Housing, defending and supporting the “queerhome” project from Sonntags-Club e.V, an organisation dedicated to helping queer individuals with their needs. Communication and details are crafted to foster a sense of equity, solidarity, and freedom. Built on this concept, artists give maximum exposure to their talents and qualities, without limits or categorisations. All performances are a fluid mix of different elements, with the final techno sound being a deep condensation of various backgrounds. Some draw inspiration from literature and history like Vendex, others from rave scenes like Adrestia, or from ’90s traces like Hadone, and some create a gender-fluid sound by blending a flurry of ravey synths and sensual vocals as Spacer Woman. This marathon is a stage of experimentation not only concerning sound but also visual impact. Some DJs decide to incorporate specific techniques and technological tools to create dynamic setups, such as Aylin Idah. Others choose to create an innovative trace by blending old backgrounds with new quirky-progressive trance gems, like Cryptofauna. And this is just a small preview of thousands of surprises. Techno is a limitless playground where people unified by the same love of music can express themselves and feel part of a group. This artistic expression should not be underestimated because it’s one of the greatest and magnetic expedient to share the right values and activate a society. Building on this and aiming to contribute maximally, SYNIOD created, for the first time, a special pass “community tickets” from which 10% of the proceeds will go to charity. Each year, a new project to support will be chosen by social vote.