The Dreamscape Festival, taking place from March 13 to 15 at the Paavli Cultural Factory in Estonia, has unveiled a portion of its artistic program, revealing the addition of several international and local musicians. Notable new participants include British producer Aya, contemporary Estonian musician Maarja Nuut, Italian sound artist Yraki, and Ukraine-born producer Nikolaienko, who is based in Estonia. This eclectic mix showcases the festival's commitment to diversity in musical expression and collaboration.

An integral part of the Dreamscape Festival is its comprehensive art program, which is curated by various artists, including Eva Ševtšenko & Anni Kangur and Daria Luchinina & Rosena Melvin. The festival aims to foster creativity and provide a platform for both established and emerging artists. According to the festival's main organizer, Kersten Kõrge, the development of Dreamscape has been intentional and consistent. With an expanding range of international programming, the festival has grown larger each year, reaffirming its importance in the cultural landscape of Estonia.

Despite the emphasis on a robust daytime programming schedule, the festival also balances performances with a 'listening vs. club' format, inviting attendees to experience music in various settings. This innovation reflects the festival's adaptability and forward-thinking approach, attracting a diverse audience of music lovers and artists alike. The incorporation of new talent into the lineup not only enhances the cultural offerings but also amplifies the festival's mission to blend music with experimental media, positioning Dreamscape as a significant event in Estonia's creative calendar.