Keyi x Else first collaboration!
Happy to invite you for an another exciting Thursday gathering with solid line up and sample sale fashion market under the fresh air. From 5pm make sure that you arrive early for enjoying the music in the open air area until 10pm!
Pre-register to get opportunity for community tickets
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We are not afraid of the weather – there’s a huge transparent roof over the whole dance floor and whole main part of the club which makes the experience waterproof and fun.
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OUR SPECIAL GUESTS ON THE MUSIC LINE UP
David Carretta b2b Kendal
French pioneer of Electroclash in the early 90’s, David Carretta produce hard edged electro, analogue techno and retro-futuristic synth workouts, who will be soon the cover star of KEYI MAGAZINE print and online is preparing exciting B2B live DJ performance at ELSE with Kendal, Producer, DJ, & Ritmo Fatale label boss, driven by his ‘no past, no present, no future’ motto. Best known for his timeless productions & dj sets – where the flesh merges with the machine – he blends italo-disco with EBM, trance & synth-wave in order to bring euphoria and nostalgia to the dancefloor.
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KRIS BAHA b2b BERLIN BUNNY
Kristian Bahoudian, known professionally as Kris Baha, is a Queer Australian/Italian-Armenian artist who transitioned from the vibrant, sun-drenched landscapes of Australia to the stark, industrial ambiance of Berlin eight years ago. In Berlin, Baha has firmly established himself in the local art scene, recognized for his distinctive “mutant” production style, characterized by its fusion of sun-soaked, hallucinatory elements with the raw, clandestine energy of a concrete jungle, reflecting the brutalist architecture and post-communist aesthetic of his new home.
If not in studio he is playing at notable parties/venues across the city like Cocktail D’Amore, Tresor, Berghain, RSO and Urban Spree where he dives deep into the void, to deliver extended sets of otherworldly machine music as-well as running his own live and DJ focused party night, Wired.
Recently he has announced his new release via his label Power Station – a dance floor summer ready EP “Breathe”. Check it out here
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Behind the Berlin Bunny music project is the co-creator of Dark Disco.org music platform, where she is promoting the ebm / wave / techno / electro / new beat / idm sound with disco vibe & editor of Keyi Magazine.
Her style has a strong punk, industrial, alternative music background, where her danceable and eclectic mixes contain a combination of modern electronic techno sounds and retro electro/synth wave vibes strongly inspired by Berlin‘s underground scene. Her music is going over the boundaries touching such genres like new wave, EBM, new beat, post punk and some old school and trashy sounds from the 90’s or 80’s.
KOREAN ARTIST AND PART OF THE SEOUL’S CREATIVE SCENE
Short Finger
As a graphic designer, he felt a deep authenticity towards techno, prompting him to travel to Berlin. During his first visit to Tresor, he experienced something indescribable while listening to Regis’ music. The intricate movements of Regis’ hands became visible through the sound system, and he felt the delicate mixing resonate with him, sending chills down his spine. Entranced by the mystical atmosphere, he gazed at the DJ booth where Regis, shrouded in thick fog, seemed to send him a silent message that he could faintly understand despite its wordless nature. That’s how Short Finger’s journey begins into the world of techno.
Subsequently, he immersed himself in the electronic music scene in Seoul, working as a DJ, producer, and party organizer at various venues. He delved into the depth of electronic music and its societal impact, experiencing numerous coincidences that couldn’t be explained by science, leading him to embrace techno with a near-religious fervor.
His believes that the system is rooted in understanding the principles of a world that fluctuates like a sound wave, with notions of karma and balance, culminating in the conviction that music and art are movements resisting the power structures and oppression of freedom created by human greed. Therefore, regardless of the size of the party, once he steps onto the stage with the belief that his music can protect humanity from war and competition, fostering a euphoric society.
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Japanese artist touring the world
QUE SAKAMOTO
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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.
Synth wave meets dark disco
Paty Vapor b2b Eyes Dice
Brazilian-born, Berlin-based DJ, curator, and event promoter Paty Vapor has been active since 2013.
A member of the infamous Brazilian party series BLUM, Berlin-based label Slow Motion Rec. / Wrong Era, and the Not Found night series. Performing regularly at the pinnacle of Berlin’s venues, RSO, Renate, Urban Spree, OXI, and Sameheads, among others, solo and as one half of DJ duo Wisdom Tits, her project with Caillou.
Her sets evoke an old-school nostalgia of the ’80s, moving from EBM and Industrial to Synthpunk, Wave and Belgian New Beat. Definitively characterised by vicious kick and snare, thick and angular basslines, space synths and arcane vocals. No matter the BPM, Paty Vapor delivers an unpredictable performance.
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Eyes Dice is a Dj, photographer, journalist and co-founder of KEYI Magazine, also co-founder of Dark Disco.org label. Based in Berlin. Playing fast-forward electro/techno trip with the pinch of ebm energy, originally from Poland but spent 5 years in Asia playing in clubs like Dada Beijing , Oil Shenzhen and Saferoom Bangkok or Vinylhouse Shenzhen. Recently played a variety of gigs across South America in Chile, Peru , Costa Rica or Columbia. He also played legendary Berlin locations like Sameheads, Dream Baby Dream where he hosts events from time to time. Recently played Urban Spree, Kitkat, and Berlin Fashion Week in Oxi and had his debut in Kantine am Berghain. Ready for Else Klub! Listen his mix here
Raphael Jacques is Alma Negrot, a multimedia artist based in São Paulo.
Alma Negrot
Alma Negrot’s artistic universe is surrounded by the poetics of existence, where the artist
explores the infinite possibilities of the body and its powers – carrying symbols that have new
meanings most of the time and doing that with intricate handmade works. To do this, she uses
different elements ranging from cosmetics to discarded items and high fashion designer pieces.
Everything can be a starting point for her deep and continuous creative process.
As a DJ, Alma Negrot rescues original branches of house music, such as acid, garage, groove,
boogie, funk and disco – with special attention to songs from the 1970s to the 1990s – seeking
harmonic and experimental results through vocals, instruments and technological resources.
Her sets are pretty popular on dance floors of parties and nightclubs such as Dando, Club
Jerome, Kevin and Zig Studio.
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NIGHT ART & FASHION MARKET
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From 10 pm the main outdoor floor under the huge transparent roof will change into art & fashion exhibition where you can purchase samples from preselected pieces by the independent Berlin based and International designers & artists.
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Berlin-based designer Elisa Martignoni has been immersed in the world of textiles for half of her life.
Elisa comes from a classical handcraft background: pattern design, crochet, knitting and weaving, but in the last year she has begun to explore technological advances in relation to human behaviour and the boundaries between real and virtual reality. These new interests have led to a change in her media: for her latest projects she has created jacquard woven tapestries (made in Italy) and virtual reality spaces to be experienced with VR headsets.
Past and future, touchable and untouchable, but also gender and antrophology are subjects often explored in her work. She recently completed her Masters degree in Textile and Material Design at the Weißensee Kunsthochschule Berlin.
Check her exhibition during Keyi x Else event !
Follow her work here @eliselaurence
BELOW LIST OF THE NIGHT MARKET PROGRAM… it will be updated!
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MARIOS
MARIOS is an independent brand since 2001 that prioritizes the fusion of aesthetics and functionality in its contemporary garments. Timeless, unisex and ideal for everyday wear. Its design ethos emphasizes simplicity and rationality, catering to conscious consumers who view clothing as a means of self-expression. MARIOS embodies a manifesto of aesthetic expression tailored for modern individuals seeking versatile and ageless style.
Visit marios.eu & follow @marios_collective
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TrashyXTreasure
Driven by their quest for a distinctive approach to fashion, TrashyXTreasure blends art with recycling, provocative narratives, and historical anecdotes. Their passion especially ignites when they delve into the realm of 70s to 90s cinema, embracing the allure of tacky, vibrant fashion. However, the primary wellspring of inspiration stems from found materials, each possessing its own unique story. There’s a thrill in haphazardly scattering these materials on the floor, letting serendipity guide our creative process.
Visit trashy-treasure.com & follow @trashyxtreasure
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Ambra Fiorenza
Founded in 2014, Ambra Fiorenza’s Slow Fashion Brand is based in Berlin. To set a trend against the fast-paced fashion industry, Ambra Fiorenza decided to create collections, that are free from seasonal constraints.
Using sheer fabrics & bold prints she produces eye-catching wearables with a strong attitude and a recognizable look that is heavily influenced by art. She aims to bring art into everyday life, creating garments that are like artworks, loaded with a unique energy. At Ambra Fiorenza, art and fashion come together to create sustainable, unique, and artistic garments with a focus on craftsmanship.
Visit ambrafiorenza.com web & follow @ambrafiorenza
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UTI EXI
UTI EXI is a Berlin-based fashion label founded in 2021 by fashion designer and manager Maya Köndgen. The label embraces the principles of upcycling to craft unique fashion creations exclusively using existing materials. The name UTI EXI stands for “uti existentium,” Latin for “use the existing,” and reflects our brand philosophy. Our mission is to transform the fashion industry by reducing the volume of discarded textiles and turning them into modern garments and accessories.
Visit UTI EXI web & follow UTI EXI
GETIT.ART
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The baseline idea is combining traditional textile dye-making with upcycling materials.
Through the Japanese technique of indigo dyeing (shibori) each garment becomes unique.
Also embodied are hand-printed graphical patches produced by the local screen printing place @manytentacles to create an abstract artsy design.
Follow @getit.art
Helena Stölting
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Helena Stölting is a Berlin-based fashion designer creating unique pieces that explore the body. Fascinated by the concept of disgust as a powerful emotion, her artistic designs aim to deepen the bond between one’s body and identity. Stölting graduated from the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg and the University of the Arts in Berlin.
Each piece of Slime apparel, jewelry, and pair of Slime shoes are hand made in Berlin, Germany: using industry waste fabrics, deconstructed second-hand shoes, hair, teeth, slimy textures, and muddy colors to create unique pieces that explore the field of tension between disgust and sexiness.
Visit Helena Stölting web & follow Helena Stölting
HYFAE
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