Munchiekilla is a dedicated reggae and dub enthusiast with a lifelong passion for the genres, rooted in his deep appreciation for Jamaican culture and music. His journey began with an avid collection of vinyl records, where he immersed himself in the rich sounds and stories of reggae legends, building an extensive archive that reflects his commitment to preserving and celebrating the island's sonic heritage.
Jon Jitsu is a DJ and vinyl collector with over 15 years in the game. Member of Structure crew, host of Organic Grooves on Black Rhino Radio, and part of the Guilty Pressure Soundsystem. His sets explore roots reggae, dubstep, jungle, and drum & bass.
Mighty Boogie is a DJ, producer, vinyl collector and member of the Guilty Pressure Soundsystem collective, originally hailing from Timisoara, Romania. His musical journey began in 2006, evolving into a dynamic and eclectic style behind the decks, drawing influences from diverse genres including dub, early dancehall, jazz, 90s hip-hop, and jungle.
ZO, hailing from Hunedoara, Romania, and having made his home in Cluj before settling in Timisoara, stands out as one of the most skillful and consistent figures in the bass music scene. As a DJ, promoter, and dedicated member of the Guilty Pressure Soundsystem collective, he has built a reputation for his seamless and versatile mixing style, effortlessly blending genres from hip-hop and dub to UK Garage and high-energy Drum and Bass.
Guilty Pressure Soundsystem is a new collective of artists and sound engineers from Timișoara, aiming to bring fresh energy to the local dub music scene. While rooted in dub culture, their contribution to City Celebration goes beyond music itself, evolving into a shared space where different communities, practices, and people come together under one umbrella — Guilty Corner.
The concept draws inspiration from Jamaican culture, where “the corner” functions as an informal community gathering spot, a place where people meet, exchange stories, listen to music, talk about everyday life, or trade goods and ideas. But the corner also carries a deeper symbolic meaning. It is where relationships are built, local culture takes shape, and collective identity emerges.
Starting from this idea, Guilty Corner becomes an open space for connection and discovery. A place where music acts as a catalyst for encounters, conversations, and shared experiences. A living corner of the city where rhythms, communities, and energies intersect to create something new together.
