
DJ
Henri Bergmann
London, England, United Kingdom
Biography of Henri Bergmann
A melodic voice with a club pulse
Between emotionally charged vocal lines, expansive synthesizers, and rhythmic tension designed for large rooms, Henri Bergmann has established herself within the international melodic house and melodic techno circuit. Her profile combines the precision of a producer with a DJ identity that is not limited to a single lane: she can move between progressive passages, indie dance, dark melodies, and more direct dancefloor moments without losing a recognizable narrative.
Automatik as her own laboratory
Her label Automatik functions as a creative core and A&R platform. From there, she has released her own material and promoted remixes and compilations with artists from the contemporary melodic scene. Tracks like Protection and Higher Dimension marked a turning point in her projection: the Dodi Palese remix of Protection became a reference for the melodic audience, while Higher Dimension reinforced her association with expansive melodies, worked vocals, and club basslines. Added to that stage was the Mind Control EP on Watergate, a particularly significant release because it incorporated her own voice and received remixes from Stephan Jolk and Echonomist.
Labels, collaborations, and an ever-expanding map
Bergmann's recording career has grown through labels such as Afterlife, Zamna Records, Watergate Records, Crosstown Rebels, Spectrum, Interstellar, Sapiens, Stil vor Talent, and Anjunadeep. Among her most visible cuts are Here’s The Fear, alongside Wennink on Afterlife; Station32 on Zamna Records; Guardian Angel on Crosstown Rebels; and Cheating Heart, with Monophase and Be No Rain on Spectrum. She has also signed a remix for Birdy on Warner Music, in addition to collaborations with names like Layla Benitez, Jono Stephenson, Arodes, TH;EN, CENKK, TOBAK, and Mila Journée.
From London to high-voltage booths
Bergmann identifies with London, and her career has also gone through a long period in Los Angeles, a combination that helps explain her mix of vocal sensitivity, song ambition, and club functionality. Before consolidating her current project, she was part of a band, worked with ambient vocals for other artists, and began building her language in small booths before entering a global circuit. Live, she has performed in spaces and festivals such as fabric, Pacha, Hï Ibiza, Brooklyn Mirage, Space Miami, Zamna Tulum, Glastonbury, Coachella, Lost Village, Extrema Outdoor, Brunch Electronik, and CORE by Tomorrowland. Her present situates her as an artist of sustained growth: label owner, vocal producer, and selector with the ability to connect long sets, B2B collaborations, and releases oriented both to the dancefloor and to more melodic and narrative formats.



