- 01The Realm5:57
- 02No Division (feat. XSALT)6:06
- 03Vidmahe6:30
- 04Memento Mori6:08
- 05Become8:31
- 06The Heads That Know (feat. Comma Dee)7:03
- 07Higher4:20
- 08Domine8:14
- 09After The Fall (feat. Lisa Gerrard)7:29
- 10Hymn8:14
- 11Matière Noire (feat. Alice Evermore)2:22
Raving George, Ghent, 2013 to 2015
CHARLOTTE DE WITTE
Her first EP came out in 2013 under the name Raving George. She picked a man's name on purpose, so the crowd would hear the record before they decided anything about who made it.
Two years later she dropped it and has played as herself ever since. DJ Mag had her at number 74 in 2019 and at number 9 in 2025, her first time in the top ten. Source
Her label, since 2019
KNTXT
Say it like context. It began as a party in Belgium, turned into a label in 2019 with Liquid Slow, her EP with Chris Liebing, and has put out 34 records on the main imprint since, hers and a lot of other people's.
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Tomorrowland 2025, closing
Charlotte de Witte, 2025Tomorrowland 2025, daybreak
Charlotte de Witte, 2025EDC Las Vegas 2026, closing
Charlotte de Witte, 2026Tomorrowland 2026
Tomorrowland, 2026Awakenings 2025
Awakenings, 2026Cercle, Paris 2017
Cercle, 2017Boiler Room 2017
Boiler Room, 2017Tomorrowland Brasil 2024
Charlotte de Witte, 2024In her words
I mainly wanted it to be a safe space for other artists to express themselves.
Charlotte on why she started KNTXT, Beatportal, November 2025- Tomorrowland mainstage
- Coachella
- EDC Las Vegas
- Ultra Miami
- Awakenings
- Cercle
- Boiler Room
- BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix
- Flanders Expo
- Kappa FuturFestival
- III Points
- Creamfields
On the road
Through to Ghent in February
After the last record
Find her between the nights
Clips from every room go up on Instagram and TikTok within hours. Full sets land on YouTube, and the records are on Beatport and Spotify the day they drop.