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2 weeks ago I made (a very delayed) comeback to the lovely @alinea.a studio up north. my last time here was in 2020 (!)

my neck-to-shoulder placement remains awful and non-advised, and my camera moves as awkward as ever.
can’t thank @peter.mor enough for his always 10/10 care, hospitality and hard work on this little haven for so many of us locals.

you can listen to the full sesh on alineaa.net.
0% prepared, 100% freestyle 🐳

2 weeks ago I made (a very delayed) comeback to the lovely @alinea.a studio up north. my last time here was in 2020 (!)

my neck-to-shoulder placement remains awful and non-advised, and my camera moves as awkward as ever.
can’t thank @peter.mor enough for his always 10/10 care, hospitality and hard work on this little haven for so many of us locals.

you can listen to the full sesh on alineaa.net.
0% prepared, 100% freestyle 🐳

2 weeks ago I made (a very delayed) comeback to the lovely @alinea.a studio up north. my last time here was in 2020 (!)

my neck-to-shoulder placement remains awful and non-advised, and my camera moves as awkward as ever.
can’t thank @peter.mor enough for his always 10/10 care, hospitality and hard work on this little haven for so many of us locals.

you can listen to the full sesh on alineaa.net.
0% prepared, 100% freestyle 🐳

Long live to @weltdiscos 💜 @joedelon 🦄 speedy G 🪩 the disco ball 🧱 the bricks for our backs & of course @arrozestudios 👾 That was one fun night.

Catch me this saturday at @loungelisboa all night long.

📸 @amaravalhas

I enjoy most slots, running times and hours. But openings hold a special place in my heart. You get to start with a clean canvas (aka a nearly, if not empty, room or field) and work your ways from there. You potentially grab people’s ears and listening span at their prime (aka not so overstimulated yet). And everyone is bubbling with curiosity & excitement for the afternoon, night or morningahead. “Will I stay cool?”, “Call it a night earlier maybe?”, “Will I trip my bonks off and hug a tree?” - Anything can happen, right?

It was a pleasure to open this magical stage - Floresta - at @wakinglife.pt earlier in June. I had a great time, with an amazing crowd who went full on Friday fun at 5pm, after a whole wet and rainy beginning 🌳 Thank you!

Swipe left for some snippets ✂️ And if you’d like to hear the whole thing, head to my stories or SoundClound 🎧

#mix #wakinglife

I enjoy most slots, running times and hours. But openings hold a special place in my heart. You get to start with a clean canvas (aka a nearly, if not empty, room or field) and work your ways from there. You potentially grab people’s ears and listening span at their prime (aka not so overstimulated yet). And everyone is bubbling with curiosity & excitement for the afternoon, night or morningahead. “Will I stay cool?”, “Call it a night earlier maybe?”, “Will I trip my bonks off and hug a tree?” - Anything can happen, right?

It was a pleasure to open this magical stage - Floresta - at @wakinglife.pt earlier in June. I had a great time, with an amazing crowd who went full on Friday fun at 5pm, after a whole wet and rainy beginning 🌳 Thank you!

Swipe left for some snippets ✂️ And if you’d like to hear the whole thing, head to my stories or SoundClound 🎧

#mix #wakinglife

I enjoy most slots, running times and hours. But openings hold a special place in my heart. You get to start with a clean canvas (aka a nearly, if not empty, room or field) and work your ways from there. You potentially grab people’s ears and listening span at their prime (aka not so overstimulated yet). And everyone is bubbling with curiosity & excitement for the afternoon, night or morningahead. “Will I stay cool?”, “Call it a night earlier maybe?”, “Will I trip my bonks off and hug a tree?” - Anything can happen, right?

It was a pleasure to open this magical stage - Floresta - at @wakinglife.pt earlier in June. I had a great time, with an amazing crowd who went full on Friday fun at 5pm, after a whole wet and rainy beginning 🌳 Thank you!

Swipe left for some snippets ✂️ And if you’d like to hear the whole thing, head to my stories or SoundClound 🎧

#mix #wakinglife

I enjoy most slots, running times and hours. But openings hold a special place in my heart. You get to start with a clean canvas (aka a nearly, if not empty, room or field) and work your ways from there. You potentially grab people’s ears and listening span at their prime (aka not so overstimulated yet). And everyone is bubbling with curiosity & excitement for the afternoon, night or morningahead. “Will I stay cool?”, “Call it a night earlier maybe?”, “Will I trip my bonks off and hug a tree?” - Anything can happen, right?

It was a pleasure to open this magical stage - Floresta - at @wakinglife.pt earlier in June. I had a great time, with an amazing crowd who went full on Friday fun at 5pm, after a whole wet and rainy beginning 🌳 Thank you!

Swipe left for some snippets ✂️ And if you’d like to hear the whole thing, head to my stories or SoundClound 🎧

#mix #wakinglife

I enjoy most slots, running times and hours. But openings hold a special place in my heart. You get to start with a clean canvas (aka a nearly, if not empty, room or field) and work your ways from there. You potentially grab people’s ears and listening span at their prime (aka not so overstimulated yet). And everyone is bubbling with curiosity & excitement for the afternoon, night or morningahead. “Will I stay cool?”, “Call it a night earlier maybe?”, “Will I trip my bonks off and hug a tree?” - Anything can happen, right?

It was a pleasure to open this magical stage - Floresta - at @wakinglife.pt earlier in June. I had a great time, with an amazing crowd who went full on Friday fun at 5pm, after a whole wet and rainy beginning 🌳 Thank you!

Swipe left for some snippets ✂️ And if you’d like to hear the whole thing, head to my stories or SoundClound 🎧

#mix #wakinglife

I enjoy most slots, running times and hours. But openings hold a special place in my heart. You get to start with a clean canvas (aka a nearly, if not empty, room or field) and work your ways from there. You potentially grab people’s ears and listening span at their prime (aka not so overstimulated yet). And everyone is bubbling with curiosity & excitement for the afternoon, night or morningahead. “Will I stay cool?”, “Call it a night earlier maybe?”, “Will I trip my bonks off and hug a tree?” - Anything can happen, right?

It was a pleasure to open this magical stage - Floresta - at @wakinglife.pt earlier in June. I had a great time, with an amazing crowd who went full on Friday fun at 5pm, after a whole wet and rainy beginning 🌳 Thank you!

Swipe left for some snippets ✂️ And if you’d like to hear the whole thing, head to my stories or SoundClound 🎧

#mix #wakinglife

I enjoy most slots, running times and hours. But openings hold a special place in my heart. You get to start with a clean canvas (aka a nearly, if not empty, room or field) and work your ways from there. You potentially grab people’s ears and listening span at their prime (aka not so overstimulated yet). And everyone is bubbling with curiosity & excitement for the afternoon, night or morningahead. “Will I stay cool?”, “Call it a night earlier maybe?”, “Will I trip my bonks off and hug a tree?” - Anything can happen, right?

It was a pleasure to open this magical stage - Floresta - at @wakinglife.pt earlier in June. I had a great time, with an amazing crowd who went full on Friday fun at 5pm, after a whole wet and rainy beginning 🌳 Thank you!

Swipe left for some snippets ✂️ And if you’d like to hear the whole thing, head to my stories or SoundClound 🎧

#mix #wakinglife

What does it mean to find your home? Telma, our May resident, showed us around her neighbourhood mercearia while we discussed moving to Lisbon, getting into DJing, and the grounding effect of music.

Telma (@telma____) is joined by Brussels-based DJ Grégoire Houcke (@bpzbpzbpz) tonight for the third night of her residency, 22:00-02:00.

📸 @filipaaurelio

What does it mean to find your home? Telma, our May resident, showed us around her neighbourhood mercearia while we discussed moving to Lisbon, getting into DJing, and the grounding effect of music.

Telma (@telma____) is joined by Brussels-based DJ Grégoire Houcke (@bpzbpzbpz) tonight for the third night of her residency, 22:00-02:00.

📸 @filipaaurelio

What does it mean to find your home? Telma, our May resident, showed us around her neighbourhood mercearia while we discussed moving to Lisbon, getting into DJing, and the grounding effect of music.

Telma (@telma____) is joined by Brussels-based DJ Grégoire Houcke (@bpzbpzbpz) tonight for the third night of her residency, 22:00-02:00.

📸 @filipaaurelio

What does it mean to find your home? Telma, our May resident, showed us around her neighbourhood mercearia while we discussed moving to Lisbon, getting into DJing, and the grounding effect of music.

Telma (@telma____) is joined by Brussels-based DJ Grégoire Houcke (@bpzbpzbpz) tonight for the third night of her residency, 22:00-02:00.

📸 @filipaaurelio

What does it mean to find your home? Telma, our May resident, showed us around her neighbourhood mercearia while we discussed moving to Lisbon, getting into DJing, and the grounding effect of music.

Telma (@telma____) is joined by Brussels-based DJ Grégoire Houcke (@bpzbpzbpz) tonight for the third night of her residency, 22:00-02:00.

📸 @filipaaurelio

What does it mean to find your home? Telma, our May resident, showed us around her neighbourhood mercearia while we discussed moving to Lisbon, getting into DJing, and the grounding effect of music.

Telma (@telma____) is joined by Brussels-based DJ Grégoire Houcke (@bpzbpzbpz) tonight for the third night of her residency, 22:00-02:00.

📸 @filipaaurelio

Masa Sonora III - Open Air, Sat May 23rd, 6pm until late w/ @neuzeitlicheb @niklaswandt and @telma____

🎟️ Free Entry - RSVP and more info on masasonora.com
📍 @durodematar.pt

Telma’s (@telma____) Vago residency kicks off tonight, 22:00-02:00.

We asked her and her first guest, Hiroma Keo (@hiromakeo), what they’re listening to this season.

Telma’s selections:
Dorothy Ashby - Afro-Harping (1968)
“A daring record, way ahead of its time, crossing jazz-funk with classical harp by an icon hailing from Detroit.. Bright, soulful and spiritual. The Look of Love, with a hint of bossa nova, sounds like going out on the first sunny day of spring.”

Felt - Felt (1971)
“Obsessed with this album from the 70s by this obscure band from Alabama, who only recorded 2 albums in 40 years. A cool blend of jazz, blues and psychedelic rock. Destination has a youthful soul-searching mood that fits the blooming season perfectly.”

Popol Vuh - City Raga (1995)
“This album feels like a rebirth from the group’s classic kraut/prog rock direction, straight into electronic territory. I love the blend of ambient, tribal and trance, both hypnotic and devotional all at once. Last Village feels like stepping into a pollen-induced blissful high.”

Hiroma Keo’s selections:
“Skee Mask - Compro (2018)
This one feels like the end of winter. Lush atmospheres, sparse yet complex structure of fragile elements, just like ice melting and breaking slowly, finding its way back to life.”

Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow’s Harvest (2014)
“The opening track is called Gemini, which Zodiac Telma must appreciate, and the overall album feels like watching seeds germinate and grow, which might explain the album’s name.”

Max Graef - Rivers Of The Red Planet (2014)
“For those lazy, laid back first barbecues of the year, when the heat is already peaking just enough to make you have your first sweat while doing absolutely jackshit. Stripped back jazzy, hip hop, house beats with very warm colors and dreamy vocals.”

Telma’s (@telma____) Vago residency kicks off tonight, 22:00-02:00.

We asked her and her first guest, Hiroma Keo (@hiromakeo), what they’re listening to this season.

Telma’s selections:
Dorothy Ashby - Afro-Harping (1968)
“A daring record, way ahead of its time, crossing jazz-funk with classical harp by an icon hailing from Detroit.. Bright, soulful and spiritual. The Look of Love, with a hint of bossa nova, sounds like going out on the first sunny day of spring.”

Felt - Felt (1971)
“Obsessed with this album from the 70s by this obscure band from Alabama, who only recorded 2 albums in 40 years. A cool blend of jazz, blues and psychedelic rock. Destination has a youthful soul-searching mood that fits the blooming season perfectly.”

Popol Vuh - City Raga (1995)
“This album feels like a rebirth from the group’s classic kraut/prog rock direction, straight into electronic territory. I love the blend of ambient, tribal and trance, both hypnotic and devotional all at once. Last Village feels like stepping into a pollen-induced blissful high.”

Hiroma Keo’s selections:
“Skee Mask - Compro (2018)
This one feels like the end of winter. Lush atmospheres, sparse yet complex structure of fragile elements, just like ice melting and breaking slowly, finding its way back to life.”

Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow’s Harvest (2014)
“The opening track is called Gemini, which Zodiac Telma must appreciate, and the overall album feels like watching seeds germinate and grow, which might explain the album’s name.”

Max Graef - Rivers Of The Red Planet (2014)
“For those lazy, laid back first barbecues of the year, when the heat is already peaking just enough to make you have your first sweat while doing absolutely jackshit. Stripped back jazzy, hip hop, house beats with very warm colors and dreamy vocals.”

Telma’s (@telma____) Vago residency kicks off tonight, 22:00-02:00.

We asked her and her first guest, Hiroma Keo (@hiromakeo), what they’re listening to this season.

Telma’s selections:
Dorothy Ashby - Afro-Harping (1968)
“A daring record, way ahead of its time, crossing jazz-funk with classical harp by an icon hailing from Detroit.. Bright, soulful and spiritual. The Look of Love, with a hint of bossa nova, sounds like going out on the first sunny day of spring.”

Felt - Felt (1971)
“Obsessed with this album from the 70s by this obscure band from Alabama, who only recorded 2 albums in 40 years. A cool blend of jazz, blues and psychedelic rock. Destination has a youthful soul-searching mood that fits the blooming season perfectly.”

Popol Vuh - City Raga (1995)
“This album feels like a rebirth from the group’s classic kraut/prog rock direction, straight into electronic territory. I love the blend of ambient, tribal and trance, both hypnotic and devotional all at once. Last Village feels like stepping into a pollen-induced blissful high.”

Hiroma Keo’s selections:
“Skee Mask - Compro (2018)
This one feels like the end of winter. Lush atmospheres, sparse yet complex structure of fragile elements, just like ice melting and breaking slowly, finding its way back to life.”

Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow’s Harvest (2014)
“The opening track is called Gemini, which Zodiac Telma must appreciate, and the overall album feels like watching seeds germinate and grow, which might explain the album’s name.”

Max Graef - Rivers Of The Red Planet (2014)
“For those lazy, laid back first barbecues of the year, when the heat is already peaking just enough to make you have your first sweat while doing absolutely jackshit. Stripped back jazzy, hip hop, house beats with very warm colors and dreamy vocals.”

Telma’s (@telma____) Vago residency kicks off tonight, 22:00-02:00.

We asked her and her first guest, Hiroma Keo (@hiromakeo), what they’re listening to this season.

Telma’s selections:
Dorothy Ashby - Afro-Harping (1968)
“A daring record, way ahead of its time, crossing jazz-funk with classical harp by an icon hailing from Detroit.. Bright, soulful and spiritual. The Look of Love, with a hint of bossa nova, sounds like going out on the first sunny day of spring.”

Felt - Felt (1971)
“Obsessed with this album from the 70s by this obscure band from Alabama, who only recorded 2 albums in 40 years. A cool blend of jazz, blues and psychedelic rock. Destination has a youthful soul-searching mood that fits the blooming season perfectly.”

Popol Vuh - City Raga (1995)
“This album feels like a rebirth from the group’s classic kraut/prog rock direction, straight into electronic territory. I love the blend of ambient, tribal and trance, both hypnotic and devotional all at once. Last Village feels like stepping into a pollen-induced blissful high.”

Hiroma Keo’s selections:
“Skee Mask - Compro (2018)
This one feels like the end of winter. Lush atmospheres, sparse yet complex structure of fragile elements, just like ice melting and breaking slowly, finding its way back to life.”

Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow’s Harvest (2014)
“The opening track is called Gemini, which Zodiac Telma must appreciate, and the overall album feels like watching seeds germinate and grow, which might explain the album’s name.”

Max Graef - Rivers Of The Red Planet (2014)
“For those lazy, laid back first barbecues of the year, when the heat is already peaking just enough to make you have your first sweat while doing absolutely jackshit. Stripped back jazzy, hip hop, house beats with very warm colors and dreamy vocals.”

Telma’s (@telma____) Vago residency kicks off tonight, 22:00-02:00.

We asked her and her first guest, Hiroma Keo (@hiromakeo), what they’re listening to this season.

Telma’s selections:
Dorothy Ashby - Afro-Harping (1968)
“A daring record, way ahead of its time, crossing jazz-funk with classical harp by an icon hailing from Detroit.. Bright, soulful and spiritual. The Look of Love, with a hint of bossa nova, sounds like going out on the first sunny day of spring.”

Felt - Felt (1971)
“Obsessed with this album from the 70s by this obscure band from Alabama, who only recorded 2 albums in 40 years. A cool blend of jazz, blues and psychedelic rock. Destination has a youthful soul-searching mood that fits the blooming season perfectly.”

Popol Vuh - City Raga (1995)
“This album feels like a rebirth from the group’s classic kraut/prog rock direction, straight into electronic territory. I love the blend of ambient, tribal and trance, both hypnotic and devotional all at once. Last Village feels like stepping into a pollen-induced blissful high.”

Hiroma Keo’s selections:
“Skee Mask - Compro (2018)
This one feels like the end of winter. Lush atmospheres, sparse yet complex structure of fragile elements, just like ice melting and breaking slowly, finding its way back to life.”

Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow’s Harvest (2014)
“The opening track is called Gemini, which Zodiac Telma must appreciate, and the overall album feels like watching seeds germinate and grow, which might explain the album’s name.”

Max Graef - Rivers Of The Red Planet (2014)
“For those lazy, laid back first barbecues of the year, when the heat is already peaking just enough to make you have your first sweat while doing absolutely jackshit. Stripped back jazzy, hip hop, house beats with very warm colors and dreamy vocals.”

Telma’s (@telma____) Vago residency kicks off tonight, 22:00-02:00.

We asked her and her first guest, Hiroma Keo (@hiromakeo), what they’re listening to this season.

Telma’s selections:
Dorothy Ashby - Afro-Harping (1968)
“A daring record, way ahead of its time, crossing jazz-funk with classical harp by an icon hailing from Detroit.. Bright, soulful and spiritual. The Look of Love, with a hint of bossa nova, sounds like going out on the first sunny day of spring.”

Felt - Felt (1971)
“Obsessed with this album from the 70s by this obscure band from Alabama, who only recorded 2 albums in 40 years. A cool blend of jazz, blues and psychedelic rock. Destination has a youthful soul-searching mood that fits the blooming season perfectly.”

Popol Vuh - City Raga (1995)
“This album feels like a rebirth from the group’s classic kraut/prog rock direction, straight into electronic territory. I love the blend of ambient, tribal and trance, both hypnotic and devotional all at once. Last Village feels like stepping into a pollen-induced blissful high.”

Hiroma Keo’s selections:
“Skee Mask - Compro (2018)
This one feels like the end of winter. Lush atmospheres, sparse yet complex structure of fragile elements, just like ice melting and breaking slowly, finding its way back to life.”

Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow’s Harvest (2014)
“The opening track is called Gemini, which Zodiac Telma must appreciate, and the overall album feels like watching seeds germinate and grow, which might explain the album’s name.”

Max Graef - Rivers Of The Red Planet (2014)
“For those lazy, laid back first barbecues of the year, when the heat is already peaking just enough to make you have your first sweat while doing absolutely jackshit. Stripped back jazzy, hip hop, house beats with very warm colors and dreamy vocals.”

Telma’s (@telma____) Vago residency kicks off tonight, 22:00-02:00.

We asked her and her first guest, Hiroma Keo (@hiromakeo), what they’re listening to this season.

Telma’s selections:
Dorothy Ashby - Afro-Harping (1968)
“A daring record, way ahead of its time, crossing jazz-funk with classical harp by an icon hailing from Detroit.. Bright, soulful and spiritual. The Look of Love, with a hint of bossa nova, sounds like going out on the first sunny day of spring.”

Felt - Felt (1971)
“Obsessed with this album from the 70s by this obscure band from Alabama, who only recorded 2 albums in 40 years. A cool blend of jazz, blues and psychedelic rock. Destination has a youthful soul-searching mood that fits the blooming season perfectly.”

Popol Vuh - City Raga (1995)
“This album feels like a rebirth from the group’s classic kraut/prog rock direction, straight into electronic territory. I love the blend of ambient, tribal and trance, both hypnotic and devotional all at once. Last Village feels like stepping into a pollen-induced blissful high.”

Hiroma Keo’s selections:
“Skee Mask - Compro (2018)
This one feels like the end of winter. Lush atmospheres, sparse yet complex structure of fragile elements, just like ice melting and breaking slowly, finding its way back to life.”

Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow’s Harvest (2014)
“The opening track is called Gemini, which Zodiac Telma must appreciate, and the overall album feels like watching seeds germinate and grow, which might explain the album’s name.”

Max Graef - Rivers Of The Red Planet (2014)
“For those lazy, laid back first barbecues of the year, when the heat is already peaking just enough to make you have your first sweat while doing absolutely jackshit. Stripped back jazzy, hip hop, house beats with very warm colors and dreamy vocals.”

🥜 MAY BAR TOUR 🍸

Over the next four weeks, you can find me taking over @vago.lisboa every Wednesday with a couple of stellar guests: @hiromakeo, O.G. DJ Caring & @bpzbpzbpz aka Greg straight from Brussels.

Then on May 23 at @durodematar.pt for MASA SONORA & May 29 at @baz.lisboa.

Let’s see how many margaritas I can chug.

#dj

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

Join our group chat with scene queens Telma (@telma____)and Chima Isaaro (@chimaisaaro), where we discuss heavy rotation albums, our Tommy’s Margarita, the perfect outfit, and Skepta.

Telma plays Vago tonight, Chima takes over tomorrow. 22:00-02:00.

O arranque das celebrações tem início na Casa das Artes Bissaya Barreto, com Telma e André Tejo a cargo da cabine, e em comando da pista.

Radicada em Lisboa, Telma é uma cara familiar no circuito do clubbing nacional, e os seus sets que ligam pontes intuitivas do electro ao house, e do house e ao techno, sem descartar as sonoridades mais graves do breakbeat e das influências dubby, já protagonizaram alinhamentos partilhados com nomes como Roza Terenzi, D. Tiffany ou Kelman Duran, além de transmissões para plataformas como a Rádio Quântica, Alínea A, Collect e até para a Antena 3. A DJ participou também em eventos como Waking Life, Sónar Lisboa ou Jardim Sonoro, e pode-se esperar mais uma entrega de qualidade para Coimbra.

André Tejo, prata da casa, abre a tarde com seleções cuidadosamente pesquisadas e que podem ser ouvidas no seu programa da RUC - Apsis - congregando o bom espírito de “digging” tão característico dos locutores RU(ianos.

🗓️: 27 de fevereiro (6ª feira)
🕒: 18h00 - 00h00
🎫: 2€

40 Anos - Que Lindo Serviço!

🖌️: Rui Pedro Martins [@ruipedromartins]

O arranque das celebrações tem início na Casa das Artes Bissaya Barreto, com Telma e André Tejo a cargo da cabine, e em comando da pista.

Radicada em Lisboa, Telma é uma cara familiar no circuito do clubbing nacional, e os seus sets que ligam pontes intuitivas do electro ao house, e do house e ao techno, sem descartar as sonoridades mais graves do breakbeat e das influências dubby, já protagonizaram alinhamentos partilhados com nomes como Roza Terenzi, D. Tiffany ou Kelman Duran, além de transmissões para plataformas como a Rádio Quântica, Alínea A, Collect e até para a Antena 3. A DJ participou também em eventos como Waking Life, Sónar Lisboa ou Jardim Sonoro, e pode-se esperar mais uma entrega de qualidade para Coimbra.

André Tejo, prata da casa, abre a tarde com seleções cuidadosamente pesquisadas e que podem ser ouvidas no seu programa da RUC - Apsis - congregando o bom espírito de “digging” tão característico dos locutores RU(ianos.

🗓️: 27 de fevereiro (6ª feira)
🕒: 18h00 - 00h00
🎫: 2€

40 Anos - Que Lindo Serviço!

🖌️: Rui Pedro Martins [@ruipedromartins]

Quem vem dançar em Fevereiro?

Sexta 13 Lisboa @incognito.lx b2b com a melhor insta-free DJ Caring

Sexta 27 Coimbra @ruc107.9 aniversário

Sábado 28 Porto @passosmanuel_ all night long

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Tomorrow's Monday and you know which day it is: It's the monthly munch at @esrlive from 19h00. Tune in!

@dancrusellas is my guest: half spanish, half DJ and entirely munch enthusiast.

We'll play some cheerful tunes (is it the time after all, isn't it?) with a little chat about munching during festive season: the good, the bad, the ugly.

📸 Tortilla nº14679 of a trip to Bilbao & San Sebs back in 2023.