FOMO ANNOUNCES A MAJOR EDITION AT HANGAR
OCTOBER 10 — HANGAR
FOMO has become one of the key names in Belgrade’s new electronic music scene, bringing audiences together through music, energy, and shared experiences. As Belgrade continues to establish itself as an increasingly important destination on the European electronic music map, FOMO brings internationally relevant artists to the city, champions quality sound, and helps build what any thriving electronic scene needs: a space where music, audiences, and culture can grow together.
The next chapter of this story arrives on October 10 at Hangar in the Port of Belgrade, where FOMO welcomes another major international name to the local scene.
Making his Belgrade debut will be Mita Gami, DJ, producer and multi-instrumentalist, and one of the standout names of the new generation of electronic artists. His original productions and performances have taken him to leading clubs and festivals around the world.
Joining him will be Tom Zeta, a Dutch artist based in Ibiza, known for powerful basslines, pronounced percussion and an energetic fusion of House and Techno.
Completing the lineup are Mene, a Belgrade crowd favourite and producer whose distinctive sound has reached well beyond the local scene, and Byedov, a representative of the new generation of Belgrade DJs, whose sets move between House and Minimal.
AN ARCHITECT OF ATMOSPHERE AND UNPREDICTABLE SOUND
Mita Gami is a Tel Aviv-based DJ, producer and multi-instrumentalist whose artistic expression lies at the intersection of contemporary electronic music, experimentation and a strong sense of atmosphere.
His music is not designed solely for the dancefloor — it creates an experience through layered arrangements, carefully built tension and elements that make his sound difficult to predict.
His productions have been released on renowned labels including Diynamic, Crosstown Rebels and REALM, while through his own Maccabi House, he has developed a platform dedicated to the new generation of electronic artists. His catalogue also includes collaborations with artists such as Adam Ten and EREZ, including the 2025 release Where’s My Voice? on Crosstown Rebels.
What truly sets Mita Gami apart, however, is his approach to live performance. As a multi-instrumentalist, he transforms the traditional DJ set into a dynamic and intuitive performance, combining different musical elements into an experience that unfolds almost like a ritual.
This ability to connect production, performance energy and visual-cultural context has become one of his trademarks.
His work extends beyond the DJ booth. Through Maccabi House, Mita is actively involved in developing the music community, while as a curator he is behind the Sunrise Kingdom programme at Midburn Festival, further establishing his role not only as a performer, but also as a creator of musical spaces and communities.
Throughout his career, he has performed on international stages including The Brooklyn Mirage, Lightning in a Bottle and Hï Ibiza, while his name is increasingly appearing on the programmes of major festivals and clubs around the world.
His artistic development also demonstrates remarkable range through projects connecting electronic and classical music, including a performance with a live orchestra conducted by Meir Briskman.
Today, Mita Gami represents a generation of artists who see the boundaries between DJ, producer and performer as an opportunity for exploration. His goal is not simply to create a good set or track, but to build an atmosphere, evoke emotion and take the audience on a journey that continues beyond the final beat.
POSITIVE ENERGY AND A GROOVE THAT MOVES
Tom Zeta brings an energetic and positive sound that gets audiences moving and leaves them smiling.
The Dutch artist, based in Ibiza, is recognised for powerful basslines, rhythmic and percussion-driven production, and a playful approach that combines House and Techno into a distinctive, groove-heavy sound.
With releases on labels including Maccabi House and Diynamic, as well as through his own Zeta Flavour label, Tom Zeta continues to build an authentic musical identity while performing for audiences around the world.
His sound is supported by artists including Solomun, Adam Ten, Mita Gami, Max Styler, Mau P, CamelPhat, Vintage Culture and Pete Tong, confirming his place within the contemporary electronic music scene.
MENE
Mene is a Belgrade-based producer and DJ whose musical expression is shaped by elements of Deep Tech, Tech House and Techno.
He has been producing music since the age of 14, and over more than a decade has developed a distinctive sound that combines depth, groove and the energy characteristic of contemporary electronic music.
His releases have appeared on a range of notable labels, while his work and productions have received support from numerous established artists on the global electronic music scene.
As a producer, Mene continuously explores new directions and pushes the boundaries of his sound while remaining focused on music that works equally well on the dancefloor.
A particularly important part of his work is Verbreiten Musik, the label he founded with the aim of showcasing and supporting new talent and authentic sounds from the regional scene.
Through his own productions, DJ performances and work with the label, Mene is establishing a distinctive position within the new generation of artists emerging from Belgrade’s electronic music scene.
Since its first event, FOMO has built its identity around a simple idea: music comes first.
Without relying on unnecessary spectacle, the organisation has built its audience event by event, focusing on quality artists, powerful sound and an authentic club atmosphere.
That approach, combined with a series of successful and sold-out events, has made FOMO one of the fastest-growing organisations on Serbia’s electronic music scene.
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