Klubnacht

Making her Panorama Bar debut is Gwenan, who grew up in the Welsh mountains before living in London and ending up in Berlin a few years ago. Her musical career has been heavily influenced by friends and colleagues such as Joe Delon, who took her to her first techno night in 2007. Other important inspirations for her sensitive, groove-oriented sets are the DJ styles of Jane Fitz and Nicolas Lutz as well as the sound Sheffield and Detroit in the early 90s. As a producer, Gwenan maneuvers between abstract electronics and danceable grooves, combining classic hardware, software and modular synthesizers. Derrick Carter, meanwhile, is one of the defining figures of the Chicago house scene. As both a DJ and producer, he has made a significant contribution to establishing house music as an independent cultural movement since the late 80s. His sound combines elements of disco, funk, techno and classic Chicago house, doing away with distinct genre boundaries and favoring musical transitions that rely on physical sensation and intuitive movement. For this mentor and best buddy of Honey Dijon, the fact that house music was originally created as an expression of queer, Black realities is not a historical footnote but rather an essential part of his musical and personal identity.