SYNTRA returns for its fourth night, this time during Chuseok. A night when people gather again, and the city stays awake a little longer than usual. For this edition, SYNTRA unfolds across two floors, each moving in its own direction. At the center of the night is Isabel Soto. Born in Venezuela, shaped by Montreal’s underground scene, and now based in Berlin, Isabel Soto is a DJ and producer known for building long, immersive journeys through deep hypnotic rhythms, persistent percussion, and subtle shifts in texture. Through her own label, NYXII Records, she has continued to develop a distinct sound on her own terms. Now, as part of her first-ever Asia tour, she makes her debut in Seoul. Rather than rushing toward obvious peaks, her sets build gradually through repetition and small changes, drawing the dance floor deeper as the night unfolds. At SYNTRA, Seoul will encounter that long-form flow for the first time. On the second floor, Odkis, Siot, and Sunghoon join her, each approaching depth, rhythm, and movement through their own language while shaping the arc of the night around Isabel Soto. On the first floor, Roadkill Virgins and Baby Don’t Cry take things in another direction. Moving freely across genres with fast-changing energy and an open-ended approach to selection, they create a second floor with a character entirely of its own.