Age fades, energy doesn’t

Techno is one of the rare worlds where age simply dissolves.
It doesn’t matter how many birthdays you’ve crossed,
how many decades you’ve danced through,
or how many nights have echoed through your chest.

In Techno, only energy counts.
Only presence.
Only the beat that refuses to die.

Some legends have carried that pulse for a lifetime .
Carl Cox. Jeff Mills. Laurent Garnier. Green Velvet.
Artists who never grow old…

But among all those icons, there is one who shaped not only a generation,
but an entire feeling for me.

Yves Deruyter

A man whose name vibrates through the walls of countless clubs, a man who lighted up The Cherry Moon night after night back in the nineties.

Calling Earth.
Rave City.
The Rebel.
To the Rhythm.

These aren’t songs;
they’re time capsules.
And every time they drop, something ancient wakes up inside the crowd.

Yves Deruyter is living proof that Techno is not a phase,
not a youth cult,
not a fleeting spark.

It’s a commitment.
A decades-long devotion to rhythm, intensity and pure, unapologetic energy.

I’ve seen YDR many times.
felt that raw force from up close, saw him smiling each time he connected with his audience.
I captured moments in photos and videos,
even shared memories that became part of my own story.

Every time I celebrate life, Yves is just there!

Techno doesn’t age — it evolves.

The scene shifts.
The clubs transform.
New generations step into the light.

But the true legends stay.
Not because they cling to the past,
but because they carry it
and reshape it,
night after night.

Techno has no age limit.
Only a frequency you either feel…
or you don’t.

You’re never too old for Techno.
You’re only too old for anything that doesn’t set your soul on fire.