Gentle Reminder
Paloma, Berlin
This night happened — Sun 30 Nov 2025
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Who was billed6 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- next: Paloma, Sat 7 NovBézier
- Poppe
- next: Paloma, Sun 22 NovMVHY
- N I K O L A
- next: Paloma, Sun 22 NovDJ Bricks
- next: Paloma, Sun 22 Novelectroponce
Set times were not published.
Most of these pairings were meeting for the first time that night.
the pairs that have met
11 of the 15 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Bézier and electroponce — 4 shared bills before that night, first on Sun 30 Nov 2025.
- MVHY and electroponce — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sun 30 Nov 2025.
- MVHY and DJ Bricks — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sun 30 Nov 2025.
- DJ Bricks and electroponce — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sun 30 Nov 2025.
Who they are
“Bézier is a ripple.”
their own biography
the whole biography
Bézier is a ripple. Bézier is a synth-organic proto-techno trip: an analog vision of club-floor futures, a journey of kinetic movement through embodied sound. You might know Robert Yang from Berlin, his home base since 2018, where you'll find him disseminating the electric catechism in places like Zur Klappe, a former subway toilet transformed into an underground nightclub. Or you might know him from his previous home, San Francisco, where he spent 14 years as a core member of the queer DJ collective Honey Soundsystem. Yang and the Honey crew threw a party every Sunday night for five years in a row—that's 260 parties, but who's counting?—and toured the globe, while running an eponymous record label that released music by Patrick Cowley, Octo Octa, Vin Sol, and beyond. Or you might know him simply as Bézier, the alias through which he's issued a dozen-plus records of livewire dance music crafted from rippled synths, crackling drums, and a songwriter's knack. Bézier's sound is the product of a lifelong obsession with electronic music. Experiments with MIDI on the family computer and DIY synth repair exposed Yang to synthesis at an early age. That led to a teenage obsession with Autechre and Björk, among others, and undergraduate courses in computer music. Finally came the accumulation of gear, vintage and modern, that powers Yang's sound design. Today, Bézier's tracks are tighter, more focused, and more dialed-in than ever. That's the result of the confidence Yang has earned as a producer and artist—the ability to pay attention to the things that matter and ignore what doesn't. These days, Bézier is back in the studio and at work on his own record label: Körperspannung, or K-SPAN for short. The phrase is German for "body tension"—a phrase Yang's partner Lennard, aka Len.Leo, would use to remind Yang to embody himself as an independent gay Asian musician, to stay strong, to be proud. That sums up the label's ethos: a celebration of creative electronic expression from within the gay community, and a home for music that steps outside the box and blurs the lines. After over 15 years in the game, that's Bézier's ethos, too. All you need to do is listen.Their RA profile lists Dark Entries, HNYTRX, Honey Soundsystem, Cin Cin and 6 more.Recently at Zur Klappe, Lark · often with BrthrMidnyt, ACID BOGEN, HOPPER, none of them here that night
often with Anna Schreit, none of them here that night
“Marcel aka MVHY is a Berlin-based selector and queer nightlife maker.”
their own biography
the whole biography
Marcel aka MVHY is a Berlin-based selector and queer nightlife maker. Originally from Witten in West Germany, he was first introduced to raving as a teenager at the beloved Goethebunker in Essen. In 2016 Marcel swam east to catch bigger fish in the Berlin Spree. With a smile that could kill, he charmed his way into positions all across Berlin’s nightlife industry. Serving drinks (and sometimes ice cream) he spent weekend after weekend soaking in hundreds of hours of live sets, buying the music he loved along the way. Eventually, Marcel’s picnic basket was full to the brim with Garage, Detroit and Chicago-tinged house music begging to be shared. It seemed time to lay out a big blanket and serve. During the lockdown, while the clubs were closed Marcel became MVHY, the 4/4 swing, vocal chop, swish swish bish on the decks. MVHY brings to his DJ sets the same fun-loving and carefree attitude he does toward hosting the rave. His biggest achievement so far? Heading back to where it all started to play for the Goethebunker in December 2022 and playing Bassiani in Georgia in 2024.Last at Crack Bellmer in Sep · often with Giulia Gutterer, La Schmock, Citizens Union, none of them here that night
often with VRTL, Charlie Vaux, Giulia Gutterer, none of them here that night
often with VRTL, Charlie Vaux, Giulia Gutterer, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Giulia Gutterer3 with MVHY, 1 with DJ Bricks and 1 with electroponce
- La Schmock3 with MVHY and 1 with electroponce
- Charlie Vaux1 with DJ Bricks and 1 with electroponce
- VRTL1 with DJ Bricks and 1 with electroponce
- BrthrMidnyt4 with Bézier
- ACID BOGEN2 with Bézier
- Blue Hour2 with MVHY
- Citizens Union2 with MVHY
77 said they were going — busier than a usual Sunday at Paloma.
how this compares
- Median final count, Sundays at Paloma56
- Middle half finished between32 and 100
- Past Sundays at this venue counted21
The room
Paloma — 275 events and 677 distinct artists since Aug 2025.
Most-tagged here: House (33), Deep House (8), Disco (7), Bass (5) and Funk / Soul (5). genre tags on this room’s listings
Who put it on
Bézier — 10 events and 31 artists since Aug 2025.