Scenes from everywhere

Brazil isn't exporting one star DJ at a time any more.

Mochakk, whose percussive, sample-flipping house took him into the Circoloco orbit, and the Solarce Brothers on the clubs, selectors and labels behind Brazil's moment.

With Mochakk, Solarce Brothers

The MENA labels that matter, mapped.

A&R executive Karima Damir, with Toka Musik's Georges Bou Saleh, on the artists, producers, distributors and studios in the region's electronic scene. For A&Rs looking beyond Europe.

With Georges Bou Saleh, Karima Damir

The Global South isn't emerging. It's here.

Brazilian DJ and club owner Eli Iwasa, Spotify's Phiona Okumu and EMPIRE's Suhel Nafar, with Leila Fataar, on fairer deals between scenes and the industry that profits from them.

With Eli Iwasa, Leila Fataar, Phiona Okumu, Suhel Nafar

South America's scene, from the people building it.

Sofia Kourtesis, whose euphoric, Peru-rooted house made her a DJ-Kicks name, Medellín promoter Frankie Franco and fabric's Jorge Andres Nieto, hosted by agent Leo Duarte.

With Frankie Franco, Jorge Andres Nieto, Leo Duarte, Sofia Kourtesis

Morocco to Amsterdam and back.

MOGA Festival's DAOX, Amsterdam house DJ Elias Mazian and SoundSisters Morocco's OumaimaTune on the scene that connects the two cities.

With DAOX, Elias Mazian, OumaimaTune

Brazil's funk scene, and who still gets left out.

Baile funk DJ and curator Galecta, LUA and DJ Ray, moderated by Monique Dardenne, on the machismo that still sidelines women and queer artists in a scene the world is dancing to.

With DJ Ray, Galecta, LUA, Monique Dardenne

Beirut keeps dancing.

Tala Mortada, Hot Axis' James Khoury and DJ Rolbac, with SceneNoise's Timmy Mowafi, on how Lebanon's electronic scene survives and changes. Resilience, told by people living it.

With James Khoury, Rolbac, Tala Mortada, Timmy Mowafi

Electronic music's roots were always global.

Henry X, Afro house DJ VANCO, Melkweg programmer Lévi Smulders and promoter Melissa Penny on programming that reflects where the music comes from.

With Henry X, Lévi Smulders, Melissa Penny, VANCO

The sound of Suriname, from Amsterdam.

Gowtu has spent eight years bringing Surinamese artists to sold-out Amsterdam rooms. Its founder Gianny Emanuel, singer Badderman and Tante Kana tell how.

With Angelo Bromet, Badderman, Gianny Emanuel, Tante Kana