For LSDXOXO, performance is inseparable from the production of music. The artist delivers an illustrious display of the intersections between rave, techno, house, gender, sexuality and race. His music shines, oscillating effortlessly between politics and party. [vc_row][vc_column width="1/4"][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/4"][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/4"][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/4"][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LÉA OCCHI has left her mark on France’s queer-electronic scene, founded labels, and done emancipatory work in Parisian nightlife with the Safe Space Collective Spectrumwaves. Since her childhood, it’s mainly music that she uses to express herself – in her sets, which are precisely selected
JOSIE OVERTON has been playing the dancefloors with stable bass and high BPM since 2015. From ghettotech, breakdance classics, acid baselines to current rap music, the mixed genre genius has it all. Born in Aotearoa (New Zealand) and raised in Freiburg, Germany, music accompanies her
Reduced drum patterns, a rest of a melody; trudging through relics of house, electro and lo-fi – JENNIFER CARDINI is attracted to reduction to the essential. Her downtempo sets sparkle with skillful selection and experimentation, combining acid cuts with aspiration. What remains is exciting –
Only very few manage to preserve their own diversity and still create an unmistakable recognition – FUTUREBAE has belonged to this select group for some time. Playfully, she combines electronic 80s influences, spherical trap sounds and RNB to create an aesthetic soundscape. Summery dancefloor vibes
Rapper FINNA is a grinning rebel with a huge voice who stands up for sexual self-determination, against homophobia and body-shaming. A strong person who not only attracts attention with her strong softness and captivating honesty, but also plays her way into hearts with a lasting
Netherlands, say thanks. Because FAFI ABDEL NOUR and the HOMOOST-Night that he co-founded are breaking down barriers and adding color – with sounds that draw from all genres and varieties, without the usual clichés: dramatic melodies meet Italian rarities, disco and more. Determined and unbridled,
When DJ SOULSEEK and MAMA YHA YHA come together for a B2B, many things are so wonderfully open, but one thing is certain: bodies get into unstoppable motion. SOULSEEK stands for fast BPMs, percussive beat and sounds full of immediacy. MAMA YHA YHA, co-founder of
Pointed lyrics meet a provocative, energetic 90s attitude and infectious beats of house, electro and hip-hop: Brooklyn-based rapper and writer CAKES DA KILLA is one of the leading voices for the LGTBQ scene and Black visibility in hip-hop and part of the 2011 queer hip-hop
Like a courtship dance, only with beats – between seduction and pretence, shrill and gentle, full of punch, playfulness and endurance. BYRON YEATES creates an experience, with every set anew. Amidst theatrics and trance elements, he delivers extravagant vocal parts and selected house, downtempo and