Adam Ten

An Israeli signature between psychedelic groove and expansive house

The nocturnal pulse of Tel Aviv runs through Adam Ten's music: long sets, elastic groove, hypnotic percussion, and a way of understanding house as an open journey rather than a closed formula. Born and raised in the Shefayim kibbutz, he began building his language from an early relationship with music, first playing instruments and collecting records, and later exploring the DJ booth from the age of 18. His development was consolidated within the Israeli underground scene, where he gained presence in key clubs like The Block and Breakfast Club, spaces that shaped his way of reading the dancefloor and moving naturally between opening, closing, and all-night sets.

Communities, nature, and a dancefloor with its own accent

Before becoming a regular name on the international circuit, Adam Ten helped shape a local scene with a strong personality. The Dov Gummy collective, created together with Roni Amitai and Sheimus K, was born around parties in unconventional locations in Tel Aviv and reflected a communal, colorful, and less rigid vision of techno and house. That sensibility also appears in TERRA, an outdoor event project he co-founded that connects his music with natural landscapes, sunrises, and a more spiritual dancefloor energy. His sessions feature house, tech house, deep techno, indie dance, tribal textures, and melodic nods, always with a functional tension designed to maintain movement without losing detail.

Maccabi House as an identity laboratory

His facet as a producer picked up speed with a series of releases that placed him on labels such as Diynamic, Crosstown Rebels, Higher Ground, Disco Halal, MoBlack, Selador, REALM, Upon.You, and his own label Maccabi House. The platform, driven together with Mita Gami, functions as a creative home for music that pushes the boundaries of house with a psychedelic, funk, and clearly Israeli twist. Tracks like Spring Girl, The Queen, Lego, Rollercoaster TLV, NCO, 3 Days Later with Rhye, and his collaborations and remixes with Mita Gami have reinforced a discography highly supported by top-tier artists and with a strong track record on Beatport.

From Tel Aviv to the big global stages

In recent years, Adam Ten has transferred that identity to reference stages and brands such as Burning Man, Mayan Warrior, Coachella, Circoloco, Lightning in a Bottle, EDC, Fabric, Printworks, Pacha, DC-10, and Space Miami. His growth is not supported only by club hits, but by a reputation as a curious, versatile selector capable of sustaining broad narratives without losing power. He currently occupies a central place in the new Israeli generation of global house: an artist who connects the Mediterranean energy of Tel Aviv with the international circuit, maintaining a recognizable, warm, and deeply dancefloor-oriented aesthetic.