When Dimitri From Paris takes the booth, a night out turns into a masterclass in pure elegance. Knighted in France for his contributions to the arts, the man who brought house music to national radio airwaves in the late eighties and redefined sophisticated club sound is coming to Peti Kupe on Friday, September 25th for a new edition of Discoton.

His catalog spans original work like the seminal album Sacrebleu to hundreds of remixes for artists ranging from James Brown to Björk. Operating without a pre-planned tracklist, Dimitri brings an unpredictable, organic selection to Zagreb—stitching together forgotten gems of 70s funk, early disco, and refined house on the fly, dictated entirely by the energy of the floor.

Joining him is Berlin sound archaeologist Delfonic, long-time mastermind behind the iconic OYE Records shop. Pairing the technical precision of a hip-hop veteran with an ear for effortless, infectious grooves, Delfonic seamlessly bridges underground disco, afrobeat, and jazz edits with raw American house.

Local support comes from Pytzek, a selector with over a quarter-century behind the decks. As the founder of the Burek, Barba, and Pomalo! imprints, his unforced blend of dub, disco, house, and techno keeps the room in constant motion.

Three selectors, three deep archives, and one night dedicated to proper club music. Tickets are available now.