With an international career as a DJ and producer spanning two decades, Trish Van Eynde is humble about being dubbed Brussels' first lady of techno. But it’s an accurate accolade: she started making crowds sweat on dance floors with her powerfully emotive, cathartic Detroit-influenced beats back in the 1990s when clubland decks were an exclusively male domain. “It wasn’t easy,” she recalls. “But I didn’t let it stop me because there were no women already doing it. I had such a burning passion for music and DJing, it’s all I wanted to do.”