Sundays::
Club der Visionaere, Berlin
This night happened — Sun 10 Aug 2025
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Who was billed8 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- next: Berghain, Sat 14 NovAlexander Skancke
- next: NYC, Sat 31 OctOhm Hourani
- Que Sakamoto
- Lenny Mailleau
- Cez (1)
- Anton
- Ayed
- BanzaiXX
Set times were not published.
Most of these pairings were meeting for the first time that night.
the pairs that have met
27 of the 28 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Ohm Hourani and Lenny Mailleau — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sun 10 Aug 2025.
Who they are
“The young Norwegian thrives off the energy of the people on the dancefloor and has made a sizeable impact on the European electronic music scene all the way from his early releases on Neostrictly, to the acclaimed releases on his own label Quirk.”
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The young Norwegian thrives off the energy of the people on the dancefloor and has made a sizeable impact on the European electronic music scene all the way from his early releases on Neostrictly, to the acclaimed releases on his own label Quirk. Entrenched in love for vinyl and analog productions, Skancke is imbued with a passion for the very roots of house music and has found his path by carefully selecting records that have a uniqueness and originality to them. It should not be understated that his passion for music takes him far beyond the boundaries of electronic music and that this is a key point in his understanding of the musical language as a whole. Skancke’s passion for all things analog is reflected in all aspects of his life: from his work at Bikini Waxx, a record shop in Berlin specializing in second-hand vinyl, to his fascination with vintage studio gear. Because of this, you can clearly hear his passion for off the grid production and the rawness of the analog soul in his music. As a traveling nomad, Alexander Skancke has managed to take advantage of his lifestyle. His years in Oslo, Budapest and now Berlin give him as an artist the tools and inspiration to bring together far-flung influences and create something genuinely new and exciting.Their RA profile lists Eskimo Recordings, Contexterrior, Strictly Chosen, Invade Records and 3 more.often with Henriku, Trent Voyage, Sedef Adasï, none of them here that night
“Impassioned to inject intellectual material into the electronic music scene, OHM HOURANI continues to challenge his understanding of sound.”
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Impassioned to inject intellectual material into the electronic music scene, OHM HOURANI continues to challenge his understanding of sound. Alongside his innovative studio work, the Montreal-based artist embraces the intricate relationship between technology and electronic music. His record label ANOMA is dedicated to the distribution of minimalistic, distinctive sounds kissed with a jazzy flair. Funded by the Canada Council of Arts and released in 2019, debut full-length album Jazz of the Machine travels long a didactic path carved by modular synthesizers and drum machines, navigated in the company of carefully hand-picked musicians and vocalists. Hourani's playful enthusiasm manifests itself in his live sets and DJ sets that have piqued the curiosity of progressive-minded music enthusiasts and critics alike. His compositions showcase an infusion of organic sounds and live recordings with intricate sound engineering. Collective works have been showcased live locally at his beloved MUTEK Montreal Festival, while also travelled abroad as feature performances at the Japanese edition of Montreux Jazz Festival. His DJ sets have resonated warmly with club audiences at esteemed institutions such as Berlin's Club Der Visionaere, on board floating Parisian club Concrete, or at one of New York's renowned afterparties. It's an amorous and insightfully curious approach to creating sound. You might even call it anomalistic.Their RA profile lists Cynosure Recordings, Kommunikation Records, Ultrastretch, MICROZOO and 6 more.often with Armii1n, Monk, Gui Machado, none of them here that night
“Que Sakamoto is a musician and producer From Tokyo, Japan.”
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Que Sakamoto is a musician and producer From Tokyo, Japan. He is known for his eclectic blend of diverse electronic music styles, as well as his use of vintage equipment and instruments in his productions. His DJ sets are always a surprise, because he caters his performances for the crowd in each country he visits. He never repeats the same vibe, always tending towards weird, interesting music, as this is how he expresses his Japanese identity. In one go, he can take the crowd from disco to garage to dub, even to trance and experimental breakbeat. For his current and future projects, Que Sakamoto is shifting his focus towards his Japanese roots. His passion is Japanese music from the 70’s to 90’s, and playing this music to a new generation, especially in Japan, to help connect people to their roots. This new direction reflects Que Sakamoto's deep appreciation for his cultural heritage and his desire to showcase the rich musical traditions of Japan to a global audience. Que Sakamoto's most famous track is "Minimüzikhol", a collaboration with NT, which was released in 2019 and features a mashup of Japanese and Turkish electronic music. The track was widely played in clubs and radio shows around the world and helped to establish Que Sakamoto as a rising talent in the dance music scene. He is also a prolific radio DJ, having published mixes through Red Light Radio, The Lot Radio, Beats In Space, Rinse FM, and NTS Radio, as well as hosting his own show on Tibilisi’s Mutant Radio, 思考と発想 “Thoughts and Ideas”. In addition to his solo work, Que Sakamoto has collaborated with other artists and DJs, including John Talabot, Gaye Su Akyol and Hoodoo Fushimi. Que Sakamoto has also partnered with Japanese pioneer NT (Noriyuki Takagi), whose expertise in sound engineering is helping him create a truly authentic and innovative sound. In 2022, Que Sakamoto's music took him on a tour of 22 countries, including Latin South America, Europe, USA, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, where he wowed audiences with his infectious beats and high-energy performances, playing at festivals and venues, such as Panorama Bar (Berlin), Mamba Negra (São Paulo), Fuji Rock Festival (Japan) and Sub Sonic Festival (Australia) Garbicz Festival (Poland) Artlab (Buenos Aires). Que Sakamoto is poised to make an even bigger impact on the music scene in the years to come.Their RA profile lists fabric Records, Throne of Blood, Hivern Discs, Ombra International and 2 more.often with Omer Mil, Main Running Order, UNSET LIVE, none of them here that night
- Their RA profile lists High Ends recordings and High Ends recordings.
often with Main Running Order, Lawrence, Maki Polne, none of them here that night
“Cez, originally from Toulouse but now living in the French capital; signs the first EP - a square, gritting electronic piece, brewed from acoustic and modular tones, swaying between enigmatic and spellbinding rythms to minimal style”
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Their RA profile lists High Ends recordings.often with Michel7000, JA JA, Jonas Blanquiere, none of them here that night
often with Bleach, Cassie Kinoshi, David Riley, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Main Running Order3 with Lenny Mailleau, 1 with Cez (1) and 1 with Que Sakamoto
- Kiyoshi2 with Ohm Hourani and 1 with Que Sakamoto
- Henriku7 with Alexander Skancke
- JA JA4 with Cez (1)
- Michel70004 with Cez (1)
- Armii1n3 with Ohm Hourani
- Kevin Osha3 with Ohm Hourani
- Monk3 with Ohm Hourani
22 said they were going — about like a usual Sunday at Club der Visionaere.
how this compares
- Median final count, Sundays at Club der Visionaere26
- Middle half finished between19 and 35
- Past Sundays at this venue counted25
The room
Club der Visionaere — 189 events and 665 distinct artists since Aug 2025.
Most-tagged here: House (5), Electro (3) and Techno (3). genre tags on this room’s listings
Who put it on
CDV — 232 events and 843 artists since Aug 2025.