MC Carol

MC Carol is a Latin Grammy nominated singer, actress and songwriter and one of the biggest names in Brazilian Funk. Starting her career in the early 2010’s with humorous hit songs like “Minha Vó Tá Maluca” and “Meu Namorado é Maior Otário”, the songstress became well known to the general public when she starred in “Lucky Ladies”, a FOX reality tv show, in 2015. The following year, she released “Bandida”, her first studio album, gaining notoriety by singing themes such as the real life in Rio’s favelas, sexuality and feminism. From this album, hits such as “Não Foi Cabral”, “Delação Premiada” and “100% Feminista” emerged, proving that funk could also be used as a weapon to convey lyrics about resistance.

Rob R has been passionate about dance music in its most fundamental sense for several years: music made for dancing. A vinyl collector and researcher, he took to the decks in 2016 and founded the Chaleur Cosmique collective with two of his friends, who are also music lovers. Since then, he has shared the stage with various artists such as Kamma, Damiano Von Erckert, Suze Ijo and Laurent Garnier. From various sub-genres of house to disco and soul, Rob R's selection is extensive but always imbued with a certain passion for musicality and dance.

Bass Toast is a feeling-turned vibration that is steady on its rise. Selector and co-founder of Cosmic Breeze Records, established in 2020, his Kiosk Radio residency has long been a favorite for discerning, soulful heads, reflecting his discerning taste and impeccable curation. Grounded in house, broken beats, Latin rhythms and jazz, his music moves effortlessly across genres, vivid and unpredictable, yet always charged with a presence that is unmistakably his own. This rare energy has brought him to venues such as Fuse Brussels, Doka Amsterdam and Djoon Paris, as well as renowned festivals such as Horst, La Nature, Paradise City and Doel. Guided by instinct rather than convention, Bass Toast is a selector whose curiosity has garnered the support of like-minded artists such as Ryan Elliott, AliA, DJ Deep, Moxie and Errol (Touching Bass).

If Tangerine Dream had tried their hand at yodelling and hackbrett while eating hallucinogenic mushrooms, and merged with the hit Dadada by German band TRIO, this hybrid work would undoubtedly have been part of the crazy but romantic mix of the charismatic and unclassifiable Peter Stoffel. Exotic minimal mashups and other electronic boogie-woogies, entirely dedicated to Eros and the Cosmos. Peter Stoffel was a fan of Appenzell music in the 70s, Krautrock in the 80s, and mashups in the 90s. God only knows what he listens to today... But we know that we're going to dance until the lark sings.