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  • AFAR

    The AFAR duo explores the in-between of organic and electronic. In some tracks, AFAR builds danceable rhythms backed by haunting vocals. In others, the band creates ambient moments consisting of multi-instrumental soundscapes.

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  • Ameli Paul

    © Alina Gärtig

    The duo Ameli Paul stands for an infectious electronic sound that ranges from cinematic excursions to pop-like song structures. Synthesizers, field recordings, vocals and guitars combine to create rousing dance tunes.

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  • Amorizont

    When Amorizont inserts the floppy disk into the disk drive, the rendezvous becomes a listening party. Or a dance date. Or both. With intuition, a good ear and dramaturgical ambition, he tells stories that stay with you. Two players, one microphone. Amorizont juggles words and tracks, mixing and remixing existing texts and music in a live performance. For then, when everyone is still sitting and listening. Influenced by Italo disco, Amorizont sets off into the unknown. Genres merge, it's haunted, spaced and darked. But it mustn't be too fast. For any time of day or night. With champagne if you like.

  • Anastasia Kobekina

    © Xenia Zasetskaya

    Anastasia Kobekina is considered one of the most promising cellists of her generation. She made her debut as a soloist with orchestra at the age of six. Since then, she has performed with many outstanding orchestras such as the Moscow Virtuosi, the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and the Warsaw Philharmonic. In 2019, she won third prize in the Tchaikovsky Competition in St. Petersburg. She has been a BBC Radio New Generation Artist since 2018.

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  • AVEM

    © Elisabeth Mochner

    AVEM is on a mission: to break down musical boundaries. Born in Basel, AVEM is part of the LOKD family, which is not only a renowned label but also hosts unique events. His repertoire includes electronica, dark pulsing techno, but also funky house. Storytelling is the key element of his DJ sets, but also of his own productions. AVEM has been playing live sets since winter 2018, the premiere was for Mira's birthday at Kater Blau, Berlin.

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  • bAMBI&ENTe

    bAMBI&ENTe place the texture of sound itself at the centre of composing and the ability to create virtual acoustic spaces with electronics. Slowly morphing soundscapes accommodate many levels of listening attention without forcing one. Immersion is the real point: they make music to swim in, to float in, to lose themselves in.

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  • B.Clarke

    B.Clarke is a young Chilean woman who has been living in Berlin for 8 years. In 2020, she started DJing at various festivals and parties. Her goal is to create a balance between Deep House, Minimal House, Climax, landscapes, memories and joy - in short: Happy Vibes!

  • Blindsmyth

    © Tobias König

    Blindsmyth is a musical globetrotter - in his live sets he takes us on a journey of discovery between deep electronic soundscapes and experimental pop music. In this sound universe, almost everything grows from acoustic roots.

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  • Christian Löffler + Detect Ensemble

    © Optikalusion

    After sold-out concerts at the Philharmonie de Paris, London's St John-at-Hackney and the Elbphilharmonie concert hall, Christian Löffler comes to the Detect Classic Festival to present his latest album "Parallels: Shellac Reworks by Christian Löffler". On his first release with the renowned Deutsche Grammophon label, Löffler presents his own versions of Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Wagner, Smetana and Bizet - all embedded in his own minimalist soundscapes. On stage as on the album, present and past meet. Christian Löffler is supported by the Detect Ensemble, which was set up especially for the Detect Classic Festival.

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  • Cesco Manfredi

    Cesco Manfredi will present two different musical identities during the festival days: On Friday, he will open WeltRaum as Fredi and present a journey through global bass music: East African rhythms, Brazilian and Portuguese funk and experimental club atmospheres from different regions of the world. On Saturday night, he will join Magic Nenio for a b2b experience as Cesco Feels. Expect the unexpected, because the b2b duo don't let themselves be tied down to musical definitions. It's all about making you dance and have fun!

  • Cummi Flu

    © Cummi Flu

    Cummi Flu is the latest persona of ever-changing multi-media illusionist Oliver Doerell. The Brussels-born analogue-electronics pioneer was the driving force behind previous incarnations Dictaphone and SWOD, and embodies Raz Ohara's Odd Orchestra. With Cummi Flu, Doerell explores his acid-influenced visions of psychedelic forms and frequencies, well versed in downbeat electronics. The first recordings present a collection of sound collages based on homemade instruments, with self-tuned rubber bands and a bass kalimba at their heart. The resulting tracks are an exploration of otherworldly rhythms with the ebb and flow of a swollen tide. Cummi Flu creates a sound that is hard to categorise, while also tapping into old feelings of alienation, refuge and self-exploration.

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  • Damian Dalla Torre + Band

    © Helene Payrhuber

    Damian Dalla Torre is a freelance tenor saxophonist, composer and producer who moves in vastly different areas of improvised and experimental music. After a Bachelor's degree at the Konservatorium Wien Privatuniversität, he completed his Master's degree at the Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy University of Music and Theatre in Leipzig in 2018. In the same year, Damian Dalla Torre founded the LOBSTER ensemble, which won the European Jazz Young Talent Award and the Kempten Jazz Prize. As well as playing in his own bands, which include Coastline Paradox, winner of the New German Jazz Prize, he is an active member of groups such as Brigade Futur 3, Beyond w/ Bernhardt. and Euregio Jazzwerkstatt, which take him to the stages of renowned festivals and clubs in Europe.

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  • Danger Dave

    No mountain too high, no path too far. Dave loves danger and danger loves him. His daredevil nature pours brilliantly into the suspensory depths of his sound worlds, only to be dragged through the cocoa once and then back again. He can't take a joke, music is his most serious matter. No one has ever managed to withstand his melodious gaze for more than an hour. Really no one?

  • Daniela Schott

    Daniela Schott Correa (aka María Güera), part of the Hütte collective, is a multidisciplinary artist from Santiago de Chile living in Berlin. She works in theatre and music as an actress and singer, and has recently started working as a DJ, making hybrid and diverse performances that mix digital and live music. On this occasion she will be DJing on Friday evening and performing in the piece "AMOR, A Theatrical Concert" on Saturday.

  • Detect Ensemble

    © Simon Höfele

    Live electronic and acoustic length, visible haptics with an electronically expanded sound spectrum and classical roots with experimental elements. With their backgrounds in contemporary music, classical music and jazz, the six ensemble members explore musical communication paths: Detect Ensemble's mission is to create content that combines the qualities of different art music worlds, with the courage to embrace complexity and artistic innovation through a profound co-creation process.

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  • DJ Jetski

    DJ and producer "DJ Jetski" has come a long way since arriving in Berlin 10 years ago with nothing but a vision and a giraffe costume. Through many pseudonyms and genres, the giraffe has finally found his way to his very own mix of groove-driven high-tempo ghettotek, techno, electro and bass music.

  • Donny Dunkel

  • dulce et utile

    Sounds deep from inside comets, where you take walks in the forest with a thick fir tree for company. An ambient set for introspections on the dance floor, the use of light and finally meditation in a bathtub.

  • ELIZEN THE EMPEROR

    An international team of researchers has discovered that a glass of prosecco a day is not only very healthy, but above all very little. Therefore, for understandable reasons, we recommend drinking at least two glasses of sparkling wine to enjoy the performance of ELIZEN THE EMPEROR. ELIZEN rules the dancefloor with an iron hand and a big heart. Always on the border between kitsch and ecstasy, slowly and powerfully driving. She is part of the Lotenheim collective and thus both politically and musically sawing at the bassline. Her sets feel like reading hands on a rollercoaster. You never know what to expect. But it hits right where it feels good.

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  • Ensemble Momentum

    Ensemble Momentum was founded in 2018 by young musicians with the vision of overcoming borders through music and creating spaces for encounters. The ensemble pursues an interdisciplinary approach and seeks dialogue with other art forms. Cooperations with representatives of literature, visual arts and dance enrich the artistic spectrum. This results in unconventional concert formats that bring different interest groups into one space and make exciting encounters possible. The ensemble also attaches great importance to playing music by living composers and aims to make every concert event a touching and aesthetically appealing experience through unique programmes.

  • Fear Of Color

    Inspired by Berlin's experimental music scene and years of working at the Berlin Atonal Festival, Fear Of Color creates his very own experimental journey away from the four-to-the-floor techno tracks he usually sends through a stereo as a DJ. Guided by feelings and states of mind, he succeeds in transporting the listener into completely different worlds with the help of frequencies alone. His sound collages take us into the vastness of the universe without entering a spaceship, and into the depths of the ocean without creeping into a submarine. submarine. Ever seen a whale swimming through dark matter? Synthesised sounds make voices fly and spherical surfaces seem endless like the horizon. Clear your head and forget pain, suffering and sorrow for a moment. Dive into the darkness of time and into the deepest depths of the soul. An experience for the whole family.

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  • Gina Sabatini

    Gina Sabatini is known for her hypnotic downbeat and slow house sets. She has a diverse musical background, but her passion has always been the dance floor. Gina tells melodic, deep stories - but it's all about the groove. After 10 years in Germany's capital, Gina moved to her new adopted home of Leipzig to start a club project with two of her best friends - ost:end is the lived utopia of many different creatives, curators, producers and DJs. What started as an idea for a club is now a record label, a booking agency and an event collective with an incredible output. From sets and releases to live talks and events, the ost:end is one of the most dominant collectives shaping Leipzig's club culture.

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  • Gun!lla

    Berlin-based multi-talent Gun!lla makes music in her very own way. Is it magic? She creates her sounds intuitively and sometimes puts together an entire live set in a single week. In doing so, Gun!lla is minimalist and profound, often experimental and accompanied by a luscious baseline. She sings in her native German, inspired by Kurt Tucholsky and the strange sounds of Berlin.

  • Hainbach

    © Nani Gutierrez

    Composer and performer Hainbach creates changing soundscapes that THE WIRE calls "one hell of a trip". The Berlin-based composer has been fascinated by electronic sounds ever since he discovered the dial on the radio. He has never lost his childlike wonder and still searches for the sounds in between - on modular synthesizers, audio tapes and test equipment. This is how he turns even unmusical sounds into "music". Through his YouTube channel, Hainbach brings experimental musical techniques to a wider audience.

  • Hans Arnold

    Hans Arnold is a composer and musician from Leipzig. He mainly plays drums in the fields of experimental, improvised and independent music. In his solo project, he combines a Wurlitzer piano with a prepared bass drum, which merge into a single instrument through live looping, creating song-like and sound-exploring structures.

  • JAKOJAKO

    JakoJako works mainly with modular synthesizers. Last year she released her debut EP with Leisure System, an ode to Berlin, her home city and the techno capital. She works at SchneidersLaden, one of the best-known stores for modular synthesiser equipment.

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  • JOIA

    JOIA's sound lies somewhere between cosmic collapse and nocturnal intimacy, between orchestral pomp and fragile chamber music. Over the past seven years, JOIA has toured Europe with various slow techno and deep house projects and played a variety of renowned clubs and festivals. His melancholic synthesizer structures in combination with deep basslines and infectious downbeats guarantee full dancefloors. As a traditionally trained instrumentalist, JOIA is also no stranger to classical and cinematic composition - formative influences that are deeply rooted in his primarily electronic original productions. With his current JOIA persona, Johannes from Leipzig returns to what excites him in every art form: a simple idea, well executed.

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  • junge norddeutsche philharmonie

    © Oliver Borchert

    The junge norddeutsche philharmonie is the classical music collective in northern Germany and the house orchestra of the Detect Classic Festival. Year after year, musicians between the ages of 18 and 27 from all over Germany travel to northern Germany to live together, splitting their time between air mattresses and circus tents, to develop two orchestral programmes for the Detect Classic Festival. In 2022, Gustav Mahler's unfinished Symphony No. 10 will be completed by the composers Cymin Samawatie, Ketan Bhatti and 10 musicians from the Trickster Orchestra as a partner ensemble, combining classical tradition with the sound of the post-migrant present.

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  • Kahl & Kæmena

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  • KID BE KID

    Everything about KID BE KID is remarkable. Before she appeared on the scene, it was hard to imagine an artist playing four instruments simultaneously without a loop station, grooving and touching to the max and splitting her voice into multiple tones. She embodies coolness and vulnerability, structure and freedom, hip hop and jazz in equal measure, and makes everything in the room come alive.

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  • Komfortrauschen

    © Caren Pauli

    Komfortrauschen is a live band from Berlin that creates the powerful sound of a techno DJ set in its own unique analogue fashion with traditional instruments, filtered through an impressive array of pedals and effects. Imagine a punk band trapped in a drum machine, The Prodigy as a Berghain resident, Richie Hawtin meets Rammstein. The pure ecstasy and machine precision of techno, enriched with the fresh energy and playfulness of a live band. Since the band's formation in 2014, Komfortrauschen have played regularly at well-known German clubs such as Sisyphos, Kantine am Berghain and Kater Blau, as well as across Europe and beyond. Now they are busy conquering stages worldwide!

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  • Laura Weider

    Laura Weider will perform her latest piano piece Erde * Earth. A tribute to our sensitive planet and its nature, and a continuation of her 40-hour improvisation concert in 2009. of her 40-hour improvisation concert in 2009. Look forward to spherical notations and gentle snapshots on the piano. With Earth * Earth live. Laura's crowdfunding campaign to save her mobile stage is currently underway: https://www.startnext.com/kunst-im-feuerwehrauto

  • Lazer Lucy

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  • Magic Nenio

    He/Him/It Born in Italy, based in Berlin since 2013. Former street drummer, now polyedric selector and always a voracious music collector. His mixes are a track-to-track journey through parallel universes, embracing the ritual of listening and dancing to music, sound or any other vibration that gets you moving.

  • Mala & Rebella

    Music can be aggressive, healthy, crazy, wild, calm, angry, passionate, mysterious, bewitching, sensitive, sexy. It soothes, heals, strengthens, inspires. Jumping between different genres gives Mala & Rebella a multi-perspective view on music. In their sets, they invite you on a journey through these energies in their sets.

  • MamaTengo

    Dreamy fox with a passion for sounds and surfaces, thick beats and vibrations that set body and mind in motion.... Here and there, spinning free and going crazy, preferring to simply drive down the heartbeat with smooth sounds...always on the lookout for a relaxed atmosphere to share dreamy and playful sounds with all living beings...

  • Manuelo from Beruf

    With his music, Manuelo tries to get people to engage with different moods, his musical research is closely linked to feelings. He likes to mix genres, to destabilise, to lose people in a deeply romantic piece of music, only to find yourself moments later in another place with electronic techno, while with some smoke in your eyes you dance with elephants with Ethiopian jazz and Italian progressives leave you with the bitter taste of being born at the wrong time, but there is no wrong time, every time is the right time. Music as a connecting cable between states that you wouldn't have thought could coexist in the same minute.

  • Mattia Vlad Morleo

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  • MO ET MOI

    © Martin Baier

    The very talented, very smart and very good-looking siblings Clara (vocals, violin, synthesizer) and Moritz Thorbecke (perc, guitar, bass) founded MO ET MOI in 2013. Their wide range of musical influences invites you to dance and fall in love. Every sound you hear is played live on real instruments, looped and modulated.

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  • Niklas Paschburg

    © Natalia Luzenko

    Niklas will play songs from his debut album Tuur Mang Welten to his new track Riva. He will take you on a little journey with sweet and melancholic piano lines crossing with the electronic side of Niklas' productions. In the live set, Niklas will also share some new songs from his new album, which will be released in February next year. Niklas' music is a mixture of classical, indie and electronic, a kind of ambient pop that can be melancholic but also positive and uplifting at the same time.

  • Nonstans

    A disciple of grunge guitar, Nonstans weaves rave punk with heavy electronic bass into his sets. The breakbeat kisses the offbeat in the pit of the stomach and everything flows into world-spanning, intoxicating echoes. Usually on the road along the Baltic Sea beaches, this time he spins in the Fetten Elke, a red Mercedes Sprinter with a built-in dance floor to transport culture into the hinterland. Thanks to extra-fat shock absorbers, the dancing crew swings to the collective rhythm.

  • NORLYZ

    The electro-acoustic live band combines the warmth and fragility of acoustic instruments with the precision and energy of electronic music: danceable and nuanced at the same time, inspired by techno, world music and jazz. The multi-faceted arrangements leave room for improvisation and take the audience on a journey through parallel worlds, mystical places and cinematic sound dimensions. NORLYZ is the further development of the duo SCHATTENSPIEL, in which producer Paul David Heckhausen combined live cello with electronic dance music and brought it to the stage as an audiovisual show. Under Schattenspiel, in addition to club shows such as at Sisyphos and Mensch Meier Berlin, numerous performances were played at Distortion Copenhagen (DK), Eurosonic (NL) or Detect Classic Festival at Funkhaus Berlin, among others. Several singles and an EP have been released on the labels "Rebellion der Träumer" and "Traum Schallplatten" in recent years.

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  • Oh No Noh

    Finding beauty where you wouldn't immediately expect it. Discovering music where there was only sound. Forming an orchestra from everyday life, from the incidental the main thing, from the mundane togetherness the fulfilling momentary relationship. All this is part of the goal, meaning and character of Oh No Noh, the project of the Leipzig guitarist, robot programmer, magnetic tape shredder and composer Markus Rom.

  • Paul Hendrik Muschner

    Paul Hendrik Muschner lives and works as a musician, DJ, producer, sound designer and sound engineer in Leipzig and Berlin. His music is always shaped with the intention of giving the listener and himself space and time for self-knowledge or simply to be and feel the moment. He was born and raised in Thuringia, near the home of Johann Sebastian Bach. He got to know his music at an early age with his father's hi-fi system and record player. At the age of 13, he started taking lessons on the drums and from then on gained stage experience. Later, his youth took him to clubs all over Germany, where he developed his love for electronic-technoid music. Inspired by his brother's fascination for DJing electronic music with records and digital technology, Paul started Djing after leaving school. Parallel to studying pharmacy, he learned electronic music production autodidactically and founded the Keep Yourself Festival in the Thuringian Forest together with friends and family, always inspired by the desire to turn his hobby into a profession and to support people on their life's journey through music, as music does with him. Today, Paul combines his knowledge of the healing influence on the human body and mind with his passion for making music in various projects.

  • Phil Paruschke

    Phil Paruschke is a Berlin-based musician, DJ, music producer, mixing and mastering engineer. In his diverse DJ sets, he is on the lookout for sweet spots of sound and dynamic storytelling. His selections are influenced by various early US and UK underground breaks and house grooves, which he combines with driven techno cuts. He is not afraid to push the boundaries of tempo and style.

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  • Pokka

    © Kaja Knapik

    Pokka is always unearthing new sounds - in the breadth of genres as well as in the depth of emotions. Her sets move lightly between downtempo, electronica, house and hip hop. Whether they are on the dance floor or listening intently to her mixtapes, she wants everyone to feel something.

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  • Qim

    How does music in its diversity manage to touch our hearts? As a collector, music and vinyl lover, Qim has been exploring this question for years. He creates atmospheric sound worlds along different styles and decades and invites us on a common journey to dream. journey to dream. Always sensitive, approachable and curious. Never predictable.

  • Rocío del pino lobos

    Actress, singer, director and Chilean researcher. She has developed a form of bodily practice and different approaches to the scene from the perspective of the body. As a director, she explores and questions the body and biography under the aspects of identity, gender and migration. On this occasion, she will perform in the Saturday evening programme in the piece "AMOR, A Theatrical Concert".

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  • Schubi Straßenfeger

    © Kiran Nelgen

    Singer-songwriter, street musician and life artist. A mixture of soulful voice, rap and a large portion of freedom.

  • Schwester Leichtfuß

    Schwester Leichtfuß opens up spaces to wind down, dive in, immerse yourself and fly. With her DJ sets of slow beats, organic sounds and magical melodies, she takes you on a journey into the here and now.

  • Shepherd

    © Oliver Borchert

    Just as a shepherd collectively drives his sheep to a better place, this Shepherd gently leads his flock on a journey of his own making. Originally from Slovenia, currently based in Berlin and at home in music that is deep and driving, Shepherd has a knack for capturing the mood on a dance floor and cleverly manipulating it to get bodies moving and hearts vibrating. His sets are carefully curated journeys of subtle emotions and smooth beats, often culminating in climaxes that liberate his audience.

  • SHIROL

    Vinyl lovers. Free of genres. Without hesitation. Shirol loves the complexity of music and silence. For him, mixing music is like a rally race!

  • Stimming

    © Randy Rocket

    There are only a few people who bring such an original house sound to the table. Hamburg's Martin Stimming has done just that at a relatively young age, developing a sophisticated yet accessible sound. His productions are filled with plenty of his own unique, charismatic field recordings, and he never uses the same sample more than once.

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  • Supersonico

    Berlin DJ, part of the Hütte collective and Bass Global Project. 90s kid and nourished by the influences of this decade, navigating between (Italo)Disco, House, Acid House, trancy 90s as well as Afrobeats.

  • Sven Helbig + Ensemble Reflektor

    SKILLS is the new concept album by German composer Sven Helbig. Horns, string quartet and electronics form the sound of the melancholic hymn to the human ability to adapt to extreme circumstances and to push skills to perfection. For the 1-hour concert programme, Sven once again collaborates with the Icelandic video artist Mani M. Sigfusson ( Johann Johannsson, Sigur Ros, Kiasmos, Rolling Stones). SVEN ABOUT HIS NEW PROJECT: "In my parents' living room is an ornately forged copper cauldron - my grandfather's masterpiece, hammered out of a single piece of copper. Growing up in a family of craftsmen, I have been familiar with the attitude of perfecting a thing for its own sake since childhood. The deepened concentration and slow maturation of execution, shares craft with art, with spiritual ritual, with spiritual rituals, with sport. People are moved by the sight of ideal forms, masterly skill and perfection. I dedicate my latest album SKILLS to this fascination. A succession of changing skills has brought mankind to the present day. Originally life-sustaining skills grew into arts and crafts. This reflects the changes in aesthetics, ethics and morals. People describe this transformation differently, in culturally pessimistic dystopias or in posthumanist utopias. SKILLS lives in this field - between hymn and melancholy."

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  • The Cosmic Progress Orchestra

    Improband from Leipzig. Floating, cosmopolitan grooves and melodies, funk, jazz, reggae, West African and more.

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  • Trickster Orchestra + jnp

    © Susanne Diesner

    What is this canon, who defines it - and what awaits us when we dissolve it? This is the question the junge norddeutsche philharmonie is asking itself this year. And not only for themselves! They also want to know from Cymin Samawatie and Ketan Bhatti from the Trickster Orchestra whether and how conservative musical practice can be broken open to approach the realities of life in our modern post-migrant society. With "beyondthecanon", the Trickster Orchestra and the jnp want to enter into conversation with different people, develop concert programmes, find answers in order to be able to ask new questions again. In summer 2022, both orchestras will perform a new reading of Gustav Mahler's unfinished 10th Symphony together at the Detect Classic Festival. We are looking forward to transtraditional music between Japanese koto and violin, sheng and clarinet - and incredibly proud that the Trickster Orchestra, which has just won the German Jazz Award "Large Ensemble of the Year", will be our guest at the Detect.

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  • uferkind

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  • under_pleasure

    With their bass music, they smash the dancefloors and encourage everyone to not take themselves so seriously and instead devote themselves to their nostalgia and inner mackers. If the crowd is up to the challenge, it gets bold, rough and dark again in the end. At the same time, under_pleasure remains pretty cool and casual. The DJ duo, founded in 2020, draws not only from their friendship but also from their vision of not always leaving rooms to the same people.

  • Werken

    The Werken trio dedicates its work to freely improvised music. Against the musicians' different backgrounds in the fields of jazz, classical music, radio plays and sound poetry, their interest in energy flows in free improvisation serves as a unifying element. Exploring the blurred area between sound, music and language, the ensemble tries to enter a realm beyond the expectations of the listener.

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  • Weval

    © Bibian Bingen

    The duo (Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers) hail from Amsterdam, where they have cultivated a unique sound that balances energetic electronic jazz and soulful synth arrangements with bold, beautifully composed melodies and songwriting. Due to pandemic enforced downtime, the duo recently embarked on a mission to rediscover themselves and what truly drives them in a process of liberation from self-imposed constraints. November 2021 saw the release of their latest EP "Changed For The Better" and we look forward to seeing WEVAL at Detect in full band strength!

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