JOSY BASAR + TENDINITES + JULIE RAINS + GÜNER KÜNIER + MAÏCEE + NORD//NOIR + PABLO VALENTINO (DJ Set)

Between dusk and dawn, Josy Basar embodies a twilight synth-pop sound with striking stage intensity. Driving rhythms and punchy melodies prove that French-language songs can make you dance. Somewhere between D.A.F, Rebeka Warrior, Arno and Molly Nilsson, Josy Basar carves out a singular and magnetic path.

Tendinites is an unexpected Tinder match between Atlantic reggaeton, the groove of the Valais mountains and post-internet 3.0 culture. Their music is fun and accessible. It pulls you in, takes you by the hand and carries you off to a paradise beach.
Only too late do you realise the palm trees are made of plastic.

Born in Izmir in 1990 and raised in Germany, Güner Künier launched her solo project in early 2020. With Yaramaz (“good-for-nothing” in Turkish), she delivers an albumsung in English and Turkish, focused on emancipation and resistance to social and family norms. The record draws equally from krautrock and riot grrrl spirit. In 2024, Güner Künier made a strong impact at Eurosonic and the Reeperbahn Festival. Don’t miss it!

Julie Rains is a Belgian artist with an introspective universe, blending jazz, electronica and ambient. First gaining attention with the duo Juicy, she is now opening an ambitious new solo chapter. Based in Brussels, she collaborates with producer Rowan Van Hoef (ECHT!, TUKAN). Together, they are developing a bold project that fully comes to life on stage.

Maïcee blends grime, 2-step, club music and pop. Based between London and Paris, she has built strong live experience, from opening slots on Jain’s Zenith tour to clubs across Europe. Her latest project “Been High Lately… And Down Aussi” is just as effective by day as by night. A true standout.

Against a backdrop of ferocious gabber techno, NORD//NOIR spits dark poetry that settles scores with a burn-out era. The Calais-based duo turns a generation’s rage into collective trance, hidden behind folkloric masks from the Ch’nord region. Members of the T.E.P. (Tout Est Politique) collective, their punk energy recalls Bérurier Noir, turning the rave into a space of total release — where you dance, scream, fall… and always get back up.

Strasbourg-born and Lyon-based DJ globetrotter Pablo Valentino has been touring international dancefloors since the early 2000s. From Dour and Nuits Sonores to XOYO, his explosive sets blend house, disco, boogie, acid, jazz-funk and soul. Founder of the Children Of The Drum residency, he stands as a reference for organic grooves.