Fourth Wave marked a powerful moment when two creative forces came together under one event.
The collaboration unfolded at Twofold on November 29, 2025, and showed what happens when two strong music movements blend their identities.
AMP introduced itself as more than a brand.
It acted as a movement built for underground music lovers who value authenticity, inclusivity, and boundary-pushing ideas.
On the other side, Deck Society continued its mission as a platform that highlights talented artists across generations, genres, and communities.
The collective keeps expanding because it was created by AMP for listeners who crave true innovation and artistic freedom.
During Fourth Wave, the two movements shared the spotlight across two different areas.
AMP took charge of the Main Stage with performances from Rulli, 39 Degrees, Krevasse, and Rishi B.
Their setlists moved through a spectrum of styles, ranging from House to Techno, and offered steady momentum throughout the night.
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Meanwhile, Deck Society shaped the experience in the private area.
The lineup featured Glo. Josh, Ilia, Vangard, Gtrz, Kuro, and Shifty J.
They delivered a wider range of genres and tempos.
The set moved from Progressive to Hard Techno, and then jumped into Hardstyle.
With each transition, the energy climbed from 118 BPM all the way to 160 BPM.
As the night continued, both areas fed into each other.
The result was a surge of sound and excitement that filled every corner of Twofold.
Fourth Wave stood as a reminder of how strong underground culture becomes when communities and creativity collide.
Cr: Alibudi
