Ravenna Escaleira, an artist originally from Porto and now living in Lisbon, will present Vagabondage, her new album, on July 11. Officially released on May 23 by New York label Relative Pitch Records, the album is the result of a journey marked by solitary travels, initially experienced on the streets of various cities, and later transposed to the stage and to an increasingly inner listening.
‘Vagabondage’ crystallizes an experience lived firsthand — from wandering and paying attention to chance, transforming it into matter. It is a work born from the exploration of a new place of belonging, deeply intertwined with an intimate relationship with Lisbon.
With a language that crosses saxophone, piano, and electric bass, the album draws an affective and sonic cartography — where memory, desire, improvisation, and urban space converge.

Franco Watanabe is a project that originated in Madrid and is embodied by Ghanaian-Mallorcan artist Noah Murph. The project approaches electronic music in a distorted yet elegant spectrum, focusing on layers of rudimentary rhythms, pieces with string compositions and intricate synthesis, and a sound design that borders on noise.
On July 11, he will present his set “DANCE MUZIK AFTER THAT EURO – MUSICA DANCE DETRÁS DEL EURO” in Lisbon. This set is the third presentation of his series this season, preceded by the performances “Watch the Zone” and “Cant a young nigga get money anymore.”
“DANCE MUZIK AFTER THAT EURO” explores the desire to achieve the euphoria provided by early electronic music, but seeking the right expression with which this euphoria manifests itself today, with which our mind and body move. The vast majority of the tracks presented will be exclusive to the live show, but will include previews from the LP “ElectricBitchAssLand” and references to previous releases.

The sound of the sky falling.