Who was billed2 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
Set times were not published.
None of these artists had shared a bill before that night.
Who they are
“In a genre seemingly obsessed with revisiting the past, Âme look firmly to the future of dance music.”
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In a genre seemingly obsessed with revisiting the past, Âme look firmly to the future of dance music. Driven toward continual evolution since they started making tracks in 2001, the German duo of Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Beyer have challenged club-goers’ expectations with their conceptually driven and uniquely visceral music. Now over 15 years into their career together, their deep understanding of the clubbing landscape and each other’s strengths allows Âme to stay innovative and relevant in a swiftly paced genre. And as primary partners of the Innervisions label/collective with Dixon, the pair continue to foster the future of house with carefully selected releases, all-encompassing live events, and even their own boutique shop that solidifies the connection between the artists and their admirers. Wiedemann and Beyer first crossed paths in 2000 at the latter's record shop, Plattentasche, in their hometown of Karlsruhe. Bonding over Chicago house, Detroit techno and much else besides, the duo began producing seminal releases for Sonar Kollektiv in 2003. Eager to not repeat themselves, Âme shattered their established sound in favor of a nimble, compositional approach that birthed their club-conquering single, "Rej", and introduced them on the world stage. One could understand if Âme had just pursued the sound that brought them such acclaim. Yet the pair have never rested on their laurels, continuously folding experimental sounds and their deconstructed take on classical composition into singles and remixes built for delighting dancers. From the waltzing proto-techno of "Fiori" to ruminating deep house cut “Rrose Selavy”, they’ve made music for the mind and body with each release. Âme are also known for crafting emotional anthems, strumming at your heartstrings with their cinematic single “Tatischeff” and their glowing and nearly ubiquitous remix of “Howling”. The pair will further expand their sound on their long-awaited debut album. Âme are just as multifaceted when translated to the live arena: What you’ll hear depends on which configuration of Âme is in your city that night. Kristian is the veteran globe-trotting DJ, while Frank, more a creature of the studio, performs dynamic live sets and these days covers just as many miles. Recently the duo have intertwined their DJ and live sets as Âme II Âme, dissolving the boundaries between these formats to deliver peerless experiences that make the most of their respective abilities. Together and apart they frequent the booths and stages of the world’s top clubs and festivals, carrying the Âme sound far and wide. As the core of Innervisions alongside Dixon, the duo translate their forward-thinking approach across the collective’s various arms. The imprint is known for its rigorous quality control, releasing only a handful of records per year, each encased in sumptuous packaging featuring collaborations with established visual artists. Beyer and Dixon provide the label's A&R direction, inviting select musicians – such as veterans like Laurent Garnier, Agoria, and Marc Houle and rising stars Recondite, Rampa, and Trikk – to accompany family members Henrik Schwarz, Marcus Worgull, Tokyo Black Star, and Culoe De Song. Innervisions even handles its own physical and digital distribution, forgoing traditional channels and the pitfalls accompanying them. The group stays connected with their large fanbase with their online/brick-and-mortar shop, MTN Muting The Noise, whose tightly curated offerings of records, clothes, and other items provides the fullest expression of the Innervision aesthetic. They even take their particular perspective on the road, through both their own Temporary Secretary booking agency and their immersive Lost In A Moment parties thrown in unexpected settings. Refusing to step back from the leading-edge or compromise on their exacting standards, Âme remain at the forefront of electronic music.Their RA profile lists Ostgut Ton, Innervisions and Life and Death.Last at Artsdistrict Brooklyn in Jan · often with Berghain, Jimi Jules, Julya Karma, none of them here that night
“With performances spanning Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America, KANYKEI has built an international presence across underground clubs, iconic venues, and festival stages.”
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With performances spanning Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America, KANYKEI has built an international presence across underground clubs, iconic venues, and festival stages. Her journey has taken her from New York to Honolulu, Mexico, Italy, Amsterdam, Portugal, and beyond. Festival highlights include the iconic Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), Burning Man, Essences Festival by Mixmag Latam and more. With releases on Berlin’s acclaimed Katermukke, TalkTalk Records, and Italy’s Buttress Records, KANYKEI has emerged as a rising force in the global electronic music scene. She has shared lineups with artists including Nicole Moudaber, John Summit, Âme, LP Giobbi, Chloé Caillet, Green Velvet, Luke Alessi, and Kevin de Vries, performing on internationally recognized stages and within some of the world’s most influential music communities. 📩: Nastia@twelve-notes.netTheir RA profile lists Katermukke.Recently at Superior Ingredients, House of Yes, Public Arts · often with Britta Arnold, Chris Schwarzwälder, Ksenyeah, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Berghain7 with Âme
- Jimi Jules6 with Âme
- Julya Karma5 with Âme
- Trikk5 with Âme
- Dixon4 with Âme
- DJ Tennis3 with Âme
- Britta Arnold2 with Kanykei
- Chris Schwarzwälder2 with Kanykei
20 said they were going.
The room
Hearsay — 44 events and 87 distinct artists since Jan 2024.
Holds about 250.
Who put it on
Aionia | Kein Klub — 62 events and 132 artists since Aug 2023.