program

We listen to the session together in silence.

The session begins on time.

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Arnaud Denzler‘s set will be organic, deep, groovy, sunny and intimate.

Tim Eder takes us on an atmospheric journey through ambient, downbeat & leftfield.

We listen to the session together in silence.

The session begins on time.

Arriving a bit late? No worries, just come in quietly to preserve the listening atmosphere. We can’t wait to see you!

Please note: we do not take reservations.

Jack D has a zesty, groovy, hypnotic, deep and hazey set for us.

mondame treats us to an eclectic, uplifting and comforting blend of pop, trip-hop, new age, jazz and R&B.

modrums & Mixanthrope will take the listeners on a musical journey to Zambia with a selection of rare tracks.

We listen to the session together in silence.

The session begins on time.

Arriving a bit late? No worries, just come in quietly to preserve the listening atmosphere. We can’t wait to see you!

Please note: we do not take reservations.

Holten comes with a set that is dripping, ambient, dub and warm.

Nissa Carrington plays a funky and soulful set of boogie and rhythm’n’blues for us.

The album is presented by Ola Zielińska.

The album Księżyc (Polish for Moon) by the group of the same name was first released in 1996 as a kind of summary of the band’s activity, which one could refer to as “Slavic folk psychedelia.” After nearly two decades of inactivity, the album was remastered and re-released in 2013 by the Penultimate Press label, which was followed by the band’s reactivation. As the band describes: The spirit of Księżyc captures early and late medieval music with a sound rooted in the Slavic tradition combined with elements of minimalism and vocal experiments of the 20th Century.

Ola Zielińska is a sound artist, singer and performer. She works with ancestral songs, polyphony, breathing and grounding. Her current practice and research explore collective singing traditions from so-called Eastern Europe from the somatic perspective, focusing on the socio-political connections between sound, space and body memory.

We listen to the session together in silence.

The session begins on time.

Arriving a bit late? No worries, just come in quietly to preserve the listening atmosphere. We can’t wait to see you!

Please note: we do not take reservations.