DANCElectric

Wednesday voltage at the Revelin fortress

Since 2011, Culture Club Revelin—a club housed in a 15th-century fortress in Dubrovnik—has had a recognizable sonic signature: the DANCElectric project. What started as a Wednesday residency, featuring intense house and excursions into techno, solidified into a residency program with international guests and was renewed with a contract extending the partnership until 2026. In that booth, he has shared the night with Carl Cox, Fatboy Slim, Dixon, Luciano, Marco Carola, Richie Hawtin, Jamie Jones, Hot Since 82, Solardo, Claptone, MK, Mark Knight, Artbat, CamelPhat, or Honey Dijon, among many others.

From Aurora, in Podgora, to the Adriatic map

The summer of 1997 marked his professional start: at sixteen, PHILIPE was a resident at club Aurora in Podgora, on the Makarska Riviera. From the 1996-1997 season, he linked raves, after-parties, and all-nighters on the Croatian coast, first as a seasonal DJ and later as a producer. That period on the Dalmatian Riviera is the origin of a craft that later branched out: DJing, producing, and programming.

Bird Song, 303Lovers and the studio

In 2015, he signed the Bird Song EP for 303Lovers with Manuel De La Mare; Why So Serious reached the techno top 15 on Beatport, and the year closed with a set at the Amsterdam Dance Event. 2016 saw the arrival of Reload, again with De La Mare for 303Lovers, and U Make Me Feel for Sweat It Out Records, a nod to the Sylvester disco classic. The project's catalog also includes Forward Thinking, Warner Music, and studio work with Mike Vale for Big Beat. In August 2026, he returned to PinkStar Black with Visual Thoughts, an indie dance track with a hypnotic bassline and futuristic design.

Cercle, Resistance, Tomorrowland and The Hall

2017 exceeded 150 events and included opening a stage at Ultra Music Festival. 2019 concentrated several milestones: the Cercle filming with Hot Since 82 on the Revelin terrace, his debut on the Resistance stage at Ultra Europe, a set with Artbat at Enter The Groove—a parking lot in Zagreb—and radio collaborations with Toolroom. He returned to the Cercle Festival in Paris, on the Concorde stage, and in 2024 that second appearance coincided with a season of nearly 165 nights. In 2026, he celebrated three decades behind the decks, debuted at Tomorrowland (Boom, Belgium), and launched The Hall Zagreb, a multifunctional venue with partners, featuring Fedde le Grand at the opening. In parallel, he has been responsible for booking at Revelin and programming in the region for over ten years. The sound he brings to other venues is the same that defines his home: deep and intense house, with forays into techno.