SYNESTHESIA X SELECTECH \\ FIRST OPEN AIR OF 26'
Cody Wong measures progress in full circles. Originally from Donegal and now based in Dublin, he first encountered dance music through his cousin's decks as a teenager, later hosting weekly house parties in Sligo and earning a residency in Letterkenny. The pivotal moment came at Life Festival in 2019, where he stood in the crowd and resolved to play that stage. After the disruption of the pandemic, he returned to the same festival in 2022 — this time as an artist, invited up by Ben Hemsley after signing one of his early tracks.
Since then, his work has gathered sustained support — more than 15 million streams, airplay on BBC Radio 1, and releases on OBSCUUR, AC1D and RCA via his remix of The All Seeing I’s ‘Beat Goes On’. His 2025 Drifting in Motion EP and debut Australian tour marked a clear step forward in both craft and reach.
With CLUB 808, released 1 May on CAROUSE, Wong consolidates that development. The two-track EP — paired with ‘OUSADIA’ — is not presented as a fleeting peak-time tool, but as a considered statement on groove, space and intention. It reflects his long-standing interest in progressive house and euphoric trance, informed by recent time spent within the European bouncy trance community, while retaining the clarity of production that has become his signature.
In conversation, Wong speaks less about algorithms and more about patience: allowing a track to breathe beyond three minutes, designing sounds that translate on large systems, and honouring the dancefloor as a place of collective memory. CLUB 808 is the result of that patience — a record shaped by years of small rooms, a major festival promise kept, and a producer now confident in his own voice.
Teletech isn't making merch anymore. They're making a national team for the rave. The World Cup Drop looks like the moment the brand fully steps into that 360° vision — music, fashion, football, all stitched with the same double-T. If you want in, set the alarm for Friday. These won't sit.


STREET STYLE
Gucci strips it back to essentials this season. The Generation Gucci core collection is all about heritage craftsmanship meeting clean, modern tailoring.
Anderson has been obsessing over since his appointment — western snap-fronts, gas-station work shirts, and boxy camp collars — but rendered in washed silk, fine cotton poplin and a dry, almost papery linen that took print like canvas.
Date: 12TH - 13TH SEPTEMBER 2026
LOCATION: Bellurgan Park, A91 FP86 Dundalk, Ireland
Date: SUNDAY 31ST MAY, 2026
Time: 11.00pm - 3.00am
Space: Centre Point, Temple Lane Street, Temple Bar, Dublin
Date: SUNDAY 31ST MAY, 2026
Time: 11.00pm - 3.00am
Space: Index, 57Middle Abbey St, North City, Dublin 1, D01 W573
Pellador just parked itself on the third floor at Selfridges London — and brought a tricolour DeLorean with it.
The final third moves the campaign out of studio and onto a dhow off Zanzibar. Linen sets, open-collar camp shirts, and lightweight eyelet vests.
Shot in Rio de Janeiro by Rafael Moura (video by Gabriel Novis) with the same "nothing stays still" brief the Catens used for the main SS26 campaign

Inspired by the timeless charm of "Pierrot Le Fou" by Jean-Luc Godard, Andreas Moskin’s Resort 24’ collection blends cinematic magic with the elegance of modern fashion.