An exploration of sonic practices of artists whose practice is focused on experimental music, genre bending collections, sonic archives and cultural heritage. An act of revolution from Noise Diva and a garage in the north of Amsterdam.

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<p>PARSA (IR), based in Amsterdam, blends a range of different genres into a sparky and refreshing sound. Through processes of archiving, tracing, looping, digging, and repetition, he seeks to re-empower the body, treating it as a carrier of memory, resistance, and transformation.</p>
<p>Spaced out doesn’t just play tracks, he creates atmosphere. Each beat is intentional, every rhythm built to resonate. Not for the party crowd, not for the hype, but for the ones who live for the music. Every set is a spaced out and immersive journey, an experience that stays with you long after the last track fades.</p>


<p>Kween (Damascus, 1995) is a sound artist and a cultural programmer. Having been engaged with music all their life, first as a classical and flamenco guitar player, and later studying at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, department of Sonology, plus their work composing for performance, film, and installation, grant their mixes a narrational story telling character.<br />
Don’t expect a genre, but a tale.</p>


<p>Dhamma Collective is a female-led, community-driven initiative based in Cairo. In a city where inclusive cultural spaces are scarce, Dhamma curates intentional environments where music, art, food, and self-expression come together.</p>
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<div><span style="color: #000000;">Tember is an avid collector of the weird, the dissonant, the obscure and the curious. swimming in an ocean of sound, tember enjoys the vibrations that go against the current. his sets are an interplay between heavy sub-frequencies, vocal screeches, ‘noise’ and manic drum-infested rhythms. but… if you catch him on another day… it might be very different, for the common thread is unpredictability</span>.</div>
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<div>STARGIRLMOROCCO is a sonic agitator and cultural disruptor, blending Arabic pop nostalgia, North African folklore, and experimental electronic chaos with raw punk noise energy. Navigating an anti-culture dimension, her sets dissolve borders—where chaabi melodies crash into industrial distortions, and traditional rhythms morph into anarchic club mutations. Rooted in anti-colonial defiance, she weaponizes sound as a statement, deconstructing imposed narratives and reclaiming cultural memory.</div>
<div>Through controversial blends of sacred Islamic references, deconstructed folk, and abrasive electronics, she distorts expectations, and builds a radical dissonant structure of resistance.</div>
<div>Currently based in Barcelona, she crafts immersive soundscapes that challenge perceptions and turns dance floors into spaces of disruption and liberation.</div>
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<p>Javier Rodríguez Fernández (born 1991, Madrid) is a graphic designer, Illustrator and Radio-maker based in Amsterdam.<br />
Working in and for the cultural sector across different mediums and disciplines. Half of the artistic duo Robuche, where he explores the porosity of the media, reorganising and distorting the established production flows to develop its own language at the intersections of art and design. Javier has a strong interest in all related to music and the context where it develops, specially in the DIY scenes from now and the past. He is a resident of Radio Relativa (Madrid) and Echobox Radio (Amsterdam). He is part of the labels CU and F.T.C.N, where he releases open minded music in a sporadic flow of circumstances.</p>
<div>Ahmad “Mouri” Zaghmouri is a Palestinian DJ, visual artist, and creative visionary. As co-founder of BLTNM, Palestine’s first independent hip-hop label, he has directed viral music videos, co-produced cultural works like Yesterday Come Closer, and launched the YCC Sound System with Radio Alhara, where he remains a resident DJ. Renowned for his left-field bass-driven DJ sets, Mouri has performed across London, Paris, Berlin, Nairobi, Dubai, and beyond, blending globally southern rhythms with technical mastery. Now based in Barcelona, he continues to amplify Palestinian voices and reshape cultural narratives through his boundary-pushing artistry.</div>


<p>Martu Chico is an Argentinian-German digital culture enthusiast exploring where spirituality meets technology, diving into topics like digital witchcraft and cyber-feminism. Curious about how magic flows through everyday life as energy, Martu looks at how technology and voice transform these subtle forces into powerful connections.</p>
<p>Louis ViDu, is a multidisciplinary artist practicing in visual art, music and film, now taking on the cdj as another medium of expression to bring people together. Influenced by his international upbringing and multicultural background, his sets include a spectrum of sounds from alté, batida, breaks and afro-psychedelic rock.</p>


#27 w/ Nour Sokhon, Jad Atoui & Luke Cohlen

#26 hosted by Boosay w/ Kübra Uzun & y.unan

#21 baby ganoush sits in w/ 5RVZ & Melis Köke

#9 LIVE FROM GARAGE NOORD- Garage Noord x Moonshine

#4 w/ Tommy Tornado A Pacific Ondergronds Special

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