Berlin music

Berlin music

Ivo Dimchev, the provocative Bulgarian performance artist, choreographer, and musician, is celebrated as an "enfant terrible." His performances are an electrifying blend of physicality and genre-defying artistry, daringly delving into the complexities of sex, power, and desire. With a captivating mix of vocals, dramatic expressions, and striking staging, Dimchev pushes the limits of artistic expression, leaving audiences both dazzled and entranced.

Praised for her raw and honest writing style, Ola Bird captures the essence of contemporary romance through her evocative lyrics. As noted by The Berliner, "Bird's songwriting is raw and direct, blending vulnerability with sharp honesty." From navigating the murky waters of dating apps to tackling themes like patriarchy, feminism, human rights, and the stark realities of capitalism, Ola's message remains unfiltered and unapologetic.

In the electrifying landscape of 2025, Lucy Dreams is at the forefront of a revolutionary fusion of art and technology, reshaping the very essence of pop music. With their upcoming LP VVVVV, the band amplifies their iconic identity, combining the warmth of analogue with the cutting-edge pulse of the digital world. At the heart of this project is Lucy, their innovative artificial band member, who enhances their creative journey and challenges perceptions of collaboration.

In "FAN," Bambi infuses self-irony and humour, reflecting on the struggles faced while performing in venues that often lack basic comforts, like a fan to cool off from the heat of the spotlight. With a playful nod to their extravagant costumes, Bambi quips about the sauna-like conditions brought on by wearing heavy outfits in high temperatures, "self-made suffering," they jest.

"We are making something nice for the traffic that goes through this space," artist Ferran Torras said recently as he stood before a long stretch of boards, his blank canvas, covering eight vacant storefronts.

Grace Joke is a debut solo album for Le Diouck, introducing a character ensemble and themes of memory and identity through music and graphic novels.

"I would describe my art as Afrofuturism crossed with renaissance," Serwah Attafuah explains, showcasing her unique blend of historical and futuristic influences in her digital creations.