The music of ML Buch floats in a retro-futuristic haze beyond time, blending seven-string guitar, experimental pop, and ethereal vocals. At once nostalgic and idiosyncratic, it transforms familiar sounds into something dreamlike and entirely unique.

ML Buch © Artist

Industrial, dub, and hardcore collide in Moin’s restless "post-everything" sound. Wild and bass-heavy one moment, inviting and danceable the next—driven by inventive drumming and a compelling interplay of rhythm and noise.

Moin © Artist

An art-pop icon returns to the stage, blending intimate vocals with post-punk, jazz undertones, and subtle grooves. In one of her rare live sets, Anna Domino revisits East and West this evening, combining it with highlights from over four decades of timeless, genre-defying music.

Anna Domino © Artist

Vibrant, fuzzy, and captivating, Peki Momés’ laid-back leftfield funk blends Turkish vocals with subtle Anatolian influences and the effortless charm of French pop—a cosmopolitan sound inhabiting a world of its own.

Peki Momés © Artist

As part of a new wave of folk-inspired female singer-songwriters, Dagmar Zuniga’s music sounds haunting and eerie. Flute, guitar, field recordings, crackling static, and an ethereal voice shape ghostly sketches—enchanting songwriting on the verge of dissolution.

Dagmar Zunigas © Artist

The Cologne-based FLINTA DJ collective E.P.I.Q. returns with its eclectic mix of soul, funk, house, indie-dance, minimal, bass, and tribal. Expect maximum danceability, good vibes, and one last big shakedown.

E.P.I.Q. © Artist

Danish DJ LoveCatt brings an energetic, euphoric mix of house and disco to the dancefloor. Driven by infectious grooves, euphoric rhythms, and unbridled feel-good energy, her sets are tailor-made to get bodies moving and lift the mood.

DJ LoveCatt © (Amanda Thompsen)