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SOHN 15:30–16:30 // Teddy Widder Producer Christopher Michael Taylor might have recently moved to California, but his music has lost none of its slow burn, nocturnal feel. Glacial, sensual indie R&B is still his stock in trade, his woozy compositions slinking their way effortlessly into your brain; the dark of the night never seemed so alluring.
through at age 40, but then Dutchman Erik de Jong is no ordinary musician. Relying on old-school craft and simple yet elegant melodies, his charming, lo-fi, quirky compositions have earned him a loyal following and a late-blossoming career that’s now seven albums old. Typhoon 18:30–19:30 // Hotot The Netherlands’ premier MC, Typhoon is both a household name and an energetic force of youthful expression. Earning his stripes since the age of 12, Typhoon’s Dutch flow is a honed weapon aimed as much at self-reflection as society, and an instrument appealing to Dutch and non-Dutch speakers alike.
Soulwax 20:35–21:35 // Hotot
Three albums proper in 18 years might not sound particularly prolific, but few bands have influenced the dancefloor and DJ culture as
Warhaus 17:45–18:45 // Fuzzy Lop If you come to Warhaus expecting the same breezy rock that Maarten Devoldere makes with Balthazar, you’ll be disappointed… but in a good way. This is sexy, mysterious, noir music of the highest order; an ode to love, relationships, and the intensity of life in all its forms.
much as Belgian brothers Stephen and David Dewaele. From genrebending mash ups to pounding techno music, they rule the night with style, wit, and a groove that’s unparalleled. Spinvis 17:30–18:30 // Teddy Widder Not many artists make their break-
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