Sabo at Peti Kupe in Zagreb on October 14 - the founder of Sol Selectas plays Croatia for the first time

DJ and producer Sabo plays Croatia for the first time on October 14, at the "Kholo" party in Zagreb's Peti Kupe club. The programme runs from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., unusually early for a club night, and Indra is also billed on the decks alongside him.

Sabo, real name William Sabatini, started playing music in the nineties at illegal raves and underground parties. He moved to New York in 1999 and became a full-time DJ there. In 2006 he founded the label Sol Selectas, which he now runs together with his wife Helia Jamali, who created the label's visual identity.

Sol Selectas has more than 118 releases and specialises in deep tribal dance music: folk sounds and ancient rhythms merged with modern electronics. Genre-wise it's organic house, downtempo and afro house. Sabo himself is a regular guest at festivals such as Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, Shambhala, Fusion and Burning Man.

Tickets cost 15 to 25 euros (about 924 to 1,540 denars), and some categories are already sold out. Sales are via entrio.hr, and Peti Kupe is on Trnjanska cesta in Zagreb, Croatia.