Here, the music follows the sun. While it still lights the ocean, one stage runs through DJ sets, from house to old-school hip-hop. When it dips, the other takes over and builds in intensity: gnawa, alternative rock, dub fusion, blended live concerts to carry the evening well past nightfall.
Two complementary stages facing Anchor Point: ocean sunset DJ sets followed by night concerts fusing Gnawa, Amazigh, rock, funk, soul, and organic house.
A young Moroccan DJ born in 2000 in Tiznit, DJ Shoby has been passionate about music from an early age. He started out as a sound technician and assistant to DJ Serhane before devoting himself fully to his career as a professional DJ. Specialising in festivals, private parties and cultural events, he has mastered many styles (Afro House, House, Amapiano, Tech House, Deep House, Commercial and Open Format) and tailors every performance to his audience to deliver a unique musical experience.
A native of Agadir, Maâlem Mohamed Montari embodies the living soul of the gnawa tradition. Through his guembri and his qraqeb, he brings to life the spellbinding rhythms and sacred chants handed down by generations of masters. More than a musician, he is a keeper of memory who connects the deep roots of gnawa spirituality to the modernity of contemporary stages. His performances, intense and meditative, invite the audience on an inner journey, between trance, energy and emotion.
DJ Fay is a Moroccan DJ based in Agadir, known for her immersive sets where emotion, groove and musical storytelling meet. Inspired by the underground electronic scene, she moves with ease between House, Indie Dance, Progressive House and Tech House. Her selections blend organic rhythms, deep melodies and positive energy. Each performance is designed as a journey: a gradual build in intensity and a genuine connection with the audience, whether for sunsets or late-night dancefloors.
Afrasonic, aka Othman Ihrai, is a French-Moroccan musician and poet. At the crossroads of world music, Dub and Electro, he shapes a sensitive universe where rhythms, words and identities meet. The musicians of the Globish Poetry Orchestra (Grégory Lampis, Manu Caceres and Tahina Razafindratsiva) join him to give body to a collective musical reverie with Latin and Oriental accents, blended and warm.
Born in 1979, DJ Key is a self-taught, passionate and versatile artist. From an early age he established himself as one of the pioneers of hip-hop DJing in Morocco and, from the mid-1990s, made his mark on the national and international scenes. Over the course of his career, he has performed at many festivals and clubs alongside internationally renowned artists and has collaborated with numerous Moroccan artists (scratches, music video production). His unique mixing style and his skills as a producer make him a key figure in Moroccan hip-hop culture, with a reputation that extends beyond the country's borders.
A true sound-creation laboratory, Qaya was founded by Mehdi Qamoum, Virna Nova and Younes Akhraz. Conceived as a collaborative platform, the group builds bold bridges with alternative artists from all backgrounds. Its music rests on an intercultural dialogue that does not water down tradition: the technique of jazz-classical guitar converses with the influences of Brazilian music and Moroccan rhythmic trance. Its first album, "GnawaBahia", is due in November 2026, and the group performs live for the very first time on October 24, 2026, exclusively at Taghazout Surf Expo.
Mikebeatz 23 is a Moroccan open-format DJ and turntablist, known for his technical mastery and his sense of groove. His sets move energetically between funk, hip-hop, RnB and the great classics of the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Used to bridging generations and styles, he combines sharp selection, precise mixing and the art of turntablism to create powerful, festive and unifying moments. Playing at Le Boulevard this year, he joins Taghazout Surf Expo to set the Sunset Live DJ alight with a generous, rhythmic and resolutely old-school selection.
Betweenatna is a Moroccan alternative rock band founded in 2011 in Casablanca by musicians from the metal, punk and fusion scenes. Its name, a blend of the English "between" and the Moroccan expression binatna ("between us"), reflects the spirit of closeness and connection at the heart of its world. Led by Abdessamad Bourhim (guitar), Oubize (vocals), Saïd Gamha (bass) and Saïd Mounna (drums), the band offers a powerful rock mixing punk, metal and Moroccan influences, with sarcastic and committed lyrics in darija. Now one of the most distinctive acts on the Moroccan rock scene thanks to cult tracks like Akal (the first rock song in Amazigh), it remains deeply rooted in popular culture.