Episode 23

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1st Mar 2026

In Session Ibiza March 2026

March on the island carries a different kind of energy. The light shifts. The days stretch. The rhythm slowly returns to the dancefloor. This month’s In Session Ibiza is built for that transition. Deeper grooves, rolling basslines, and a constant tension between underground pulse and open-air freedom.

I open with the hypnotic swing of Dennis Cartier’s La Call, setting a low-slung tone before moving into the raw drive of DJ Oliver on Mindshake. Hidden Empire follows with No Rules on Truesoul, stripped, powerful, uncompromising.

There is a special moment in the middle of the set with Andruss and his rework of La Bohemia featuring the timeless voice of Charles Aznavour. Emotional, but still firmly rooted in deep tech territory. Pablo Say and DREYA V push the energy forward, while TMPR and L9, alongside Edris Omar and Rimbano, bring that late-night groove that feels like 3 AM in a dark Ibiza basement.

The final stretch lifts with R3WIRE, Noah Scannell, and David Lowe, before Zurra’s Bada Boom and the collaboration between Benny Benassi and Fideles close the journey. Modern, melodic, and still grounded in the underground.

This mix reflects exactly where my sound sits right now. Percussive. Hypnotic. Groove-led. Built for intimate rooms and open-air sunsets alike.

Tomorrowland 2026 residency is officially confirmed. All dates will be announced soon on my Instagram.

See you on the dancefloor.

Sebastiaan Hooft

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About the Podcast

In Session Ibiza
Sebastiaan Hooft’s monthly deep tech show
In Session Ibiza is Sebastiaan Hooft’s monthly deep tech show, recorded on Ibiza, the island he has called home since 2024.
Each episode is built from the music he is finding and playing on the island right now: deep, warm and driving, selected to hold a room rather than to chase a chart. Much of it gets tested first on the rooftop at Tomorrowland Ibiza, where Sebastiaan is a resident DJ.
In Session Ibiza is the deeper side of his sound. The Midnight Project, his weekly show, is the techno side. Same selector, two sides of one sound.
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