Mha Iri

Mha Iri touches down at Nordstern in Basel on May 13, 2026 with a techno set sharpened for the floor and wired with feeling. Her tracks hit with solid low-end and tight percussion, then open into widescreen moments where melody and pressure trade places. She uses her own voice as an instrument—fragments, breaths, and lines that float above the kick—to shift the mood without breaking the drive.

Built for big rooms but never hollow, her sound leans on muscular grooves, metal-edged synths and long, rising tensions that pay off without easy shortcuts. Expect contrast: dense, propulsive sections that lock you in, then shadowy passages where harmonics and reverb stretch the space. As a DJ and producer, she keeps the energy direct and evolving, threading new ideas into familiar structures, testing textures, pushing filters, and working transitions until they snap. It’s a focused, physical take on modern techno, paced for a late club, and drawn with just enough emotional grain to stick after the strobe fades.