5 ANS DÉJÀ !
MARYLOU
RIZAN SAID (live)
DJ MARCELLE
ERRORSMITH
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MARYLOU is a French DJ and sound artist based in Berlin, known for her genre-defying and cinematic sets.
Moving seamlessly between dub, noise, traditional music, improv jazz, footwork and breakcore, she crafts deeply immersive sonic journeys. A former affiliate of Morphine Records, YOUTH and Ominira, she’s also part of the Wheel of Fortune collective (with rRoxymore, CCL, Nono Gigsta). She was selected as part of the SHAPE+ platform’s 2024–2025 artist roster, and has performed at key festivals and venues including Atonal, Terraforma, CTM, Freerotation, pe:rsona, Café Oto, and Berghain. Influenced by her background in visual arts and cinema, Marylou’s style is both psychedelic and precise, informed by her years hosting shows on Rinse FM, NTS and Refuge Worldwide.
RIZAN SAID is a composer, musician and producer, responsible for hundreds of Syrian recording industry productions as well as compositions and themes for television and cinema.
His first solo album, “The King of Keyboard (Annihaya Records, 2015) continues to receive critical acclaim internationally. Rizan’s recent solo performances have brought the original dabke dance sounds of Syria to European festivals and concerts, and kept people partying until sunrise. In late 2019 his second solo album was released on Akuphone Records.
Rizan originally hails from the town of Ras Al Ain, in northeastern Syria, in the region known as the Jazeera. He currently lives between Ras Al Ain and Sweden.
Rizan was a musical prodigy from a young age – a gifted player of percussion and reed instruments before a wealth of synthesizers began flooding Syria in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Steadfast on the Syrian cassette album circuit at the time, Rizan was already sending his signals out from the Jazeera frontier, thanks to a partnership with local Syrian producer Zuhir Maksi.
As a composer in Syria, Rizan’s songs include: Bas Asma Mni (by Sarya Al Suwas), Nadran Aalaya (by Asi El Hellani). As composer & producer for Syrian television, Rizan’s work includes music for the TV drama Al Hosrom Al Shami.
One of the artists he played, toured and recorded with for a long time is Omar Souleyman.
DJ MARCELLE is a true icon of sonic experimentation.
With her unmistakable three-turntable setup, she creates improbable collisions between genres, eras, and contexts: raw techno, dub, electronics, post-punk, field recordings, singeli, dancehall, animal sounds, electronic, avant-garde et cetera converge in unpredictable and radically free mixes.
Active for decades in clubs, museums, radio and festivals, she has released numerous records on labels such as Cortizona, Jahmoni and Klangbad. Her latest album is called Sorry, No Service. Earlier in 2025 she released an EP Sorry, No Silence with all proceeds going to Palestine Children's Relief Fund. Her sets don't just entertain they provoke, delight, and teach.
Based in Berlin, ERROSMITH produces club music in the broadest sense since the mid 90s.
Together with Berghain resident Fiedel he makes music as MMM, with Soundstream aka Soundhack as Smith n Hack. He collaborated with Mr Oizo, Mouse on Mars and Mark Fell.
Errorsmith is a solo project, dedicated to the expansion of the sonic horizon using self built digital synthesizer. He is the creator of RAZOR - an innovative software synthesizer developed in cooperation with Native Instruments.
Rooted in the club, his music is crafted with an ear for experimentalism, making for some deliciously intriguing physicality. His DJ mixes share a similar philosophy, disregarding genre norms in favor of body-moving eclectic musicality.
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