Transmute presents: Inigo Kennedy (extended set)

Join us for Transmute's 1 year anniversary as we welcome Inigo Kennedy on the road to the Paradigm Movement Detroit debut. Inigo Kennedy is a true architect of techno—respected for his precision, originality, and relentless drive to push the boundaries of electronic music. With over 25 years behind him and as the mind behind the genre-defying Asymmetric label, his output spans a vast, ever-evolving catalog across vinyl, digital, and beyond. His work lives in the details—technical, immersive, and forward-thinking—while his DJ sets have carried that vision to dancefloors across the globe. Born in North London, Kennedy’s obsession with machines, sound, and futurism began early. From formative influences like Jean-Michel Jarre, Depeche Mode, and The Human League, to the experimental edge of early hip hop, his path naturally led into the raw energy of acid house and breakbeat hardcore. Those foundations didn’t just shape his sound—they ignited a lifelong commitment to techno as both craft and exploration. For direct support we have A DJ Named SNE, who has made a name for himself as a highly acclaimed Funktion 1 audio tech and Techno curator. For decades, SNE has engineered some of the most intricate sound systems the Brooklyn underground has ever seen under the Monkey Wrench NYC banner. As a DJ, SNE has a highly tuned ear for techno, channeling his years in the NYC underground warehouse scene. Condor, a Detroit powerhouse and notable Brooklyn curator brings us purebred rhythms that can only be forged in the flames of the city's warehouse culture. Known for his work as co-founder and resident DJ of Transmute, a New York based collective, he builds a bridge that fuses the sounds of two cities. Stef Ozaru is a Brooklyn based techno DJ with deep roots in New Jersey. Known for versatile compositions between old and new school, Stef takes elements from different genres to compose unique grooves. His sound is often described as consisting of dissonance, hypnotic, leftfield and breaks. He is often seen playing vinyl and digital to create a timeless experience on any dancefloor. Transmute turns one—the axis between Detroit and New York City hums, a hidden prelude to paradigm