Kittani began, like many DJ stories in this “everyone’s a DJ” era, with a university student-led DJ society, where she learned the fundamentals and helped run events. Early experiences sparked a passion for mixing and experimentation, transforming her from a passive music listener and dancer into a DJ with a distinctive "beep boop" approach to sound. Her sets are versatile, drawing from notable genres including house, trance, techno, electro, and afro tech — yet no genre is left unturned. She balances playing familiar tracks with introducing completely new sounds, hinting at an even wider musical palette beyond what’s expected. She has shared this approach at XOYO, Jungla, The Foundry Collective, Peckham Riviera, and, of course, The afters. Video game music, particularly from fighting games such as Tekken, remains a central element, woven into her mixes to bring a playful, nostalgic texture that complements their club-ready energy. Bringing these high-energy tunes to the dancefloor to people who may never have played the games a chance to move and connect to them. The name Kittani comes from her gaming alias, which she’s used since 2013, reflecting the intersection of her love for games and music. If she’s not mixing, you’ll probably find her on a dancefloor or on Steam, diving into games and their soundtracks instead of scouring Beatport for hours.