About the Berlin Techno DJ Stella Bossi
Stella Bossi stands at the forefront of techno’s new wave, currently ranked No. 1 DJ in Germany (DJaneTop Germany 2025) and No. 17 on the worldwide Top-DJane-List 2025, yet she insists her mission isn’t to claim the title of “best DJ in the world,” but to have fun and provoke the male-dominated techno scene.
Hailing from Berlin’s underground, she fuses relentless, hard-hitting beats with dark humor, irony, and unbridled rave spirit—whether she’s commanding the decks at major festivals from Rome to Frankfurt (SUPERAURORA Fest) or sparking viral mayhem in front of Kater Blau (TUSH Magazine).
As the founder of TBMF (The Beat Must Fuck), Stella’s fan-voting model democratizes A&R, while her signature dark sunglasses and unapologetic energy redefine what a techno act can be. She’s not here to play the game—she’s reinventing it.
From the bouncy track “Say What You Want” to the rave weapon “3 Days Awake” on Filth on Acid, Stella keeps stretching techno’s edges on and off the dancefloor.
Stream her EP “All You Can Eat” (out 23 May 2025), or play “Say What You Want” (released April 2025). For dates, see upcoming shows at leading techno clubs and festivals worldwide.
Join her world, follow the noise, and don’t forget your sunglasses.
Media on Techno DJ Stella Bossi
DJ Mag Germany — Interview: Stella Bossi
“My career barometer is tied to satisfaction and happiness.”
FAZEmag — Annual Poll 2022: DJ National
“I’m very proud and grateful. To me it’s a sign that people understand what I do: entertainment with techno.”
FAZEmag — Annual Poll 2022: Remix & Producer
“She’s thrilling the masses right now because she hits the zeitgeist precisely … and her success simply proves it.”
“The origin story is actually quite simple. … I just started dancing in the street. … et voilà.”
Beatportal — Stella Bossi is back with “Licky”
“Love that. Stella Bossi, a Berlin based underground Techno headliner with something a little different.”
TUSH Magazine — Who is the Bossi here?
“What I do is entertainment.”
Electronic Groove — Say What You Want
“Stella Bossi isn’t a fictional or constructed personality. It is a part of me, reflecting a certain aspect of my character.”
“Her bass-heavy sound is long known internationally.”
FAZEmag — Marco Faraone & Stella Bossi collaborate
“Stella is the pioneer of a new techno generation and belongs on every stage.”
Groove Magazine — The Stella Bossi Phenomenon
“My first gig was in Germany, the second was already in Switzerland. Then it went directly on to Europe and India, thanks to social media, I think.”
Gray Area — How a random late-night video led to viral success
“When I started doing Instagram, I didn’t have a plan.”
Dance-Charts.de — Review: “First Take”
“She now seems to be gradually conquering the techno scene.”
FortuneZ — ARCREVO 2018 in Berlin
“Stella Bossi … making the crowd dance and impressing the audience with a truly Berliner techno set.”
Frontstage Magazine — ‘Licky’
“Stella Bossi, the Berlin techno queen, is back with new music!”
Berlin-Live.de — Clubs in Berlin
“DJ Stella Bossi is among the world’s most famous techno stars.”
Gray Area — Hilarious rave antics in 5 videos
“German techno DJ/producer Stella Bossi built her fanbase through her wild and irreverent social media posts celebrating rave life.”
ING Silesia Beats — Line-up bio
“Powerful, raw techno sounds, a hypnotic vibe, and uncompromising energy – that’s Stella Bossi!”
Top Berlin DJ Stella Bossi – FAQ
Is Stella Bossi German, and where is she currently based?
If you’re checking where the Berlin Techno DJ is based: industry profiles such as BCB Family present Stella Bossi as a Berlin artist, and the event brief at LWE Events describes her live persona:
“The Berlin-based DJ is known for her bold, unconventional style and high-energy techno sets that pulse with the raw spirit of the underground.”
What sparked her passion for electronic music growing up in Berlin?
For background on the Berlin roots of the female DJ, see this interview in MANINTOWN, where Stella says:
“I’ve been listening to music all day since I got my first Discman… I slowly drifted more into the music industry.”
How did a viral Instagram video outside Kater Blau change her career trajectory?
This origin story pops up in several features—TUSH’s profile and Gray Area’s deep-dive both trace the moment the Berlin DJ went viral. In Gray Area, Stella recalls:
“When I started doing Instagram, I didn’t have a plan… The dancing then came along after a wild club night.”
Context photos and angles are also in TUSH Magazine.
What defines a peak-time Stella Bossi techno set?
Asked about her performance DNA, the Berlin Techno DJ told Electronic Groove:
“It’s a journey through everything that I experienced… For me, it’s therapy, it’s super energetic music, it’s a party… in the end, it’s me.”
What’s the origin story behind her label, The Beat Must Fuck (TBMF)?
On the DIY ethos of TBMF, the Berlin DJane told Playful Magazine:
“I decided to found a label… where I let my users vote on which track gets a deal.”
More on releases and imagery via Nasty Magazine.
How does she involve fans in TBMF’s A&R and release decisions?
This is a common question for journalists; roundups like Techno-Music.com and features such as Gray Area outline how the Berlin Techno DJ folds audience voting into TBMF’s selection process:
“She taps her virtual community to vote on which tracks will get a deal.”
Which awards, polls, and rankings has Stella Bossi achieved, including her current No. 1 DJ in Germany (DJaneTop Germany 2025)?
Industry recognition came quickly for Stella Bossi: she won FAZEmag’s 2022 DJ National poll and appears in the DJaneTop global rankings, where she is currently ranked No. 1 DJ in Germany.
“I’m very grateful to everyone who voted for me – you’ve made some DJs really angry with that (laughs).”
How did Stella Bossi handle her breast-health scare while touring?
The Berlin DJ addressed this personally on Instagram, clarifying the outcome of her biopsy:
“The result of my biopsy showed that I have a benign tumor in my left breast.”
How has she responded to criticism around filming in no-video clubs like KitKat?
Club-privacy norms around the Berlin scene are unpacked in Groove. Our aim is to open access for people who might never join a Symbiotikka party at KitKat—always with the full consent of participants and the club.
(Official statement) “We filmed only a very small area that was separated from the rest of the dancefloor, and everyone on stage gave individual consent knowing this set would be recorded. We made history with good intentions—to preserve this club culture by making it more visible.”
Which Stella Bossi tracks are considered fan favorites or underground anthems?
For a quick tour of the best DJane’s bangers, start with the debut write-up at Dance-Charts and the curated picks in Gray Area.
“Already celebrated by world stars like FISHER, Robin Schulz and Tube & Berger, she released her first single ‘First Take’…”
Who are her notable collaborators in the studio and on stage?
One high-profile pairing for the Berlin DJ is with Marco Faraone; the single is covered by Festival Sherpa:
“Techno mavens Marco Faraone and Stella Bossi have officially joined forces, coming together for the formidable techno whomper, ‘3 DAYS AWAKE’.”
Where can promoters and media get bookings, a press kit, and photo assets?
The simplest route for press is email: PR@StellaBossi.com. Download the press kit via StellaBossi.com (placeholder); verify latest info on her official site StellaBossi.com and pro profile Resident Advisor.
Which new markets or festivals is the Berlin DJ expanding into?
For snapshots of where Stella is appearing, browse the rolling festival list on ThatFestivalSite and announcements like the D-EDGE 24th birthday series covered by Canadian Ravers:
“The Rio and Sao Paolo clubs have an April filled with national and international names such as … Stella Bossi …”
How do mainstream outlets characterize Stella Bossi’s artistic persona and impact?
For an outside view of the female Berlin DJ’s cultural impact, see The Red Bulletin (Red Bull):
“Stella Bossi redefines what makes a techno act… The Berlin DJ excites less with a huge vinyl collection than with entertaining videos and exuberant gigs.”
