The Grey Space presents its platform where young talents from The Hague get the opportunity to perform within our space. This edition features three electronic music artists, giving them the chance to showcase their sound and creativity in an alternative environment.
Schokker is an evening where live electronic music takes centre stage and everything revolves around pure energy and togetherness. With respect for the synths and an old school attitude, Schokker creates a safe space where subcultures, creatives, and anyone who feels it are welcome. The music is not presented, but shared, analogue, raw, and made for dancing. An experience you can only truly understand by being there.
An evening with Kronische VermoeidHeit is a unique live experience, blending the energy of a night out with the intensity of a concert. The pounding kick drum, rumbling synth bass, and analog synthesizers drive a hypnotic techno beat, all performed live. Every performance is almost entirely improvised, making each show completely different. The result is a sound that is repetitive and mesmerizing, yet organic and playful.
Keul Dickemans is a The Hague based electronic artist/producer known for his hypnotic analogue Dance sets. Bringing a flight case stacked with synths, pounding four to the floor beats and a charismatic stage presence, Keul confronts the crowd with that existential party mode.His performances have a melancholic undercurrent to them, but the catchy melodies and drum loops always manage to pull joy out of it. Like nihilism with a happy ending.
Fjaler makes deep electronic music blending intricately woven beats with serene and rich ambient textures. Confrontation meets contentment in stories that are found inside a sound. Live-sets are accompanied by visuals and present a journey in which the listener can travel through both meditative and intense states alike.
20:00 Fjaler21:00 Keul Dickemans22:15 Kronische VermoeidHeit
This evening is part of a special program of The Grey Space in which we support young artists, musicians and makers in their careers.The project is supported by the Municipality of The Hague, Fonds 21 and VSB Fund.
