Modular at Oranjebitter
- Date
- 27 April 2022
- Time
- 14.00-23.00
- Location
- Roel Langerakpark, Rotterdam
Line-up
Palms Trax
Palms Trax's rise began with discovering Chicago house and Detroit techno while working at a London record store, leading to a serendipitous dance floor hit in Berlin. His EPs on Dekmantel, like "In Gold," showcase his blend of classic house elements with distinctive percussion. His connection with Dekmantel also propelled his DJ career, marked by memorable performances and sets that span vintage house, disco, and UK underground sounds. Collaborations with renowned DJs and his "Cooking with Palms Trax" radio show on Berlin Community Radio have further solidified his reputation. He's known for vinyl-led sets and curated events, building a dedicated following.
David Vunk
David Vunk, a Rotterdam icon and Moustache Records founder, showcases his own productions and those of like-minded artists. With decades of experience and a vast record collection, he delivers dynamic sets across Europe, making him a versatile and in-demand DJ.
Deborah X
Deborah Sumter, a Rotterdam DJ and member of the AMPFEMININE collective, balances her academic pursuits as a PhD candidate with her passion for music. Since beginning her DJ career in 2018, she's quickly gained attention for her sets that blend groovy house and techno with UK garage and bass, characterized by percussive rhythms and powerful basslines. Her performances at venues like Club NYX and MONO, and notably warming up for Josey Rebelle, highlight her rising talent. She continues to solidify her presence in the electronic music scene.
Black Dadmium
Black Cadmium, comprised of Dutch-Surinamese DJs/producers Joginda Macnack and Mike Richards, explore a diverse range of genuine music, drawing significant inspiration from the London-Detroit musical link. With vinyl as their primary medium, they are dedicated crate diggers. Their musical exploration has led them to both captivating sounds and self-discovery. They offer unfiltered sonic journeys, embracing all genres.
Kamma & Masalo
Kamma, raised on jazz, funk, disco, and house by DJ parents, naturally developed a diverse musical palette. Her sets blend complex rhythms and dreamy electronics with emotional depth. Amsterdam's Masalo, with Japanese roots, also brings a diverse approach to music. His DJ sets seamlessly mix classic and contemporary sounds, as showcased in his influential Dekmantel Boiler Room set. Both artists enrich the dance music scene with their eclectic styles and genuine musicality.