Hailing from Brasil and guided by the mantra “From Piracaia to the world,” Dayane is more than just a DJ — she’s a vibe alchemist, a sonic storyteller, an energy architect, and a master of music curation. Deeply connected to her Afro-Latin-Indigenous roots, she transforms every set into a hypnotic journey, blending Afro house, Latin house, Latin tech, house classics, tech house, progressive and melodic techno into grooves that ignite dance floors and move souls.
That’s exactly why she created Hypnótica — a space where tropical energy meets deep emotion, sexy rhythms, powerful percussion, and magnetic grooves designed to transport listeners into another dimension. Think hypnotic, emotional, sultry, and full of movement — the kind of sound that makes you completely lose yourself on the sound waves.
Hypnótica delivers a carefully curated musical journey filled with rhythm, depth, and pure energy.
Dayane’s connection with music started early through classical ballet, dancing alongside a live piano player, which taught her to feel rhythm from a young age. Her love for electronic music began at psytrance festivals in the early 2000s in the middle of the forests in Brasil, but with very little female representation in the scene at the time, that dream was temporarily put aside.
Everything changed in Ibiza. Experiencing the Balearic magic for the first time at Cream Amnesia in 2017 reignited the fire and inspired her to fully step into music.
After moving to London nine years ago, Dayane refined her craft and became a professional DJ in 2021. Since then, she’s been setting dance floors ablaze at iconic venues including Ministry of Sound and Studio 338, captivating crowds with her powerful energy and emotional selections. She is also a resident DJ at Amazónico London and, for the fourth summer in a row, brings her signature sound to Ocean Drive Ibiza.
Now, through Hypnótica, Dayane invites listeners into her world — a world where rhythm, soul, groove, and connection come together as one.
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Monthly on the fourth Tuesday
