DjRUM, Simo Cell, Kin Teal, Klpflrtpr b2b Switch Nollie
DjRUM and Simo Cell in the House of Music! Tactile and eclectic bass music club: DjRUM, one of the most celebrated albums of 2025, comes from the island with its uncategorized, soulful machine music, built from jazz, dubstep or even gabber, while the French Simo Cell brings futuristic dance hall and mutant fractions. Kin Teal presents his organic and airy, bass-heavy live set, and worthy tuning is provided by a precise yet playful acid – breakbeat – techno fusion of the two dance floor veterans, Klpflrtpr and Switch Nollie, in two hours, on a celebration of complex rhythms and musical infinity.
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DjRUM
DjRUM is a renowned underground artist who has quietly but consistently built his own world and fan base since his debut in 2010. In his music, he masterfully combines elements of jazz, hiphop, dubstep, ambient and electronic dance music, while of course moving within the boundaries of techno, modern classical, broken beat, jungle, footwork and many other genres. His inspirations range from sacred music through Meredith Monk and John Cage to experimental publishers of contemporary electronics. His talent lies in his ability to shape these many influences into a unified, personal, and magical musical language in which tekhne and emotional depth meet in perfect harmony.
Simo Cell
Simo Cell vomits on genre entrapments his own club music, combining the aesthetics of defining musical eras. He was born in France with Argentine and French roots and created his own unique world of music. His works with Livity Sound, BFDM, Wisdom Teeth and TEM ⁇ T have broken through the geographical boundaries of the British scene. YES.DJ’s mini-album in 2021 has become a club classic, while his latest album, Cuspide des Sirènes, leads to a candyflip universe. In addition to the dance floor, Simo Cell also composes for contemporary dance productions and installations, while actively speaking out in addition to the ecological responsibility of the music industry.
House of Music Hungary
A music education centre and concert venue in the heart of the City Park, behind the airy futuristic glass facade of Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto.