Charlotte de Witte, the Belgian techno DJ and founder of KNTXT, played Magazine London on the third day of a four-day London run before her debut album.
Charlotte de Witte, the Belgian techno DJ, played Magazine London in North Greenwich on Saturday 4 October 2025. It was the third night of a four-day London run ahead of her debut album.
Born in Ghent in 1992, she began DJing in 2010. A win in a Studio Brussel DJ contest the following year led to a slot at Tomorrowland, and she played electro under the alias Raving George until 2015.
A set by Len Faki at a festival turned her towards techno, and she released the Weltschmerz EP under her own name on Turbo Recordings. She founded the KNTXT label in 2019, the year the DJ Awards voted her the world’s best techno DJ.
Her 2021 remix of “The Age of Love”, made with her husband, the Italian producer Enrico Sangiuliano, topped the Beatport techno sales chart for the year. In February 2025 she played a free set to 12,500 people at the Stadshal in Ghent.
The London run opened at The View from The Shard on 2 October, played fabric on 3 October and closed at The Cause on 5 October. Her self-titled debut album, eleven tracks on KNTXT, followed on 7 November.