WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8TH / 9PM
Sílvio Rosado presents Há Espaço Para Todos
Musician and performer Sílvio Rosado presents his latest album, Há Espaço Para Todos (There’s Room for Everyone). Produced jointly by Sílvio Rosado and Tiago Pereira, the album is marked by collaborations and the search for a musical identity rooted in Portuguese tradition and open to contemporary global sounds.
The launch is not limited to the concert format. It is conceived as a performance/happening, to be a total artistic experience, integrating music, poetry, dance, and painting.
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 11TH / 10’M
The Twist Connection ← The Middle People
The Twist Connection are back with an album that celebrates rock ‘n’ roll in its purest form: Concentrate, Give it up, It’s too late. The realization that time waits for no one is one of the driving forces behind this new work, where life—with its despair, love, losses, and constant thefts—is once again the central theme.
The sound of The Middle People is the pleasant sound of the abyss on haunted Bluetooth headphones. Thanks to their multidisciplinary approaches, they are pioneers in performative areas where visuals, sound, poetry, and voice intersect in an idiosyncratic creative dynamic.
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 16TH / 9:30PM
ganavya presents Nilam @ B.Leza
ganavya has a voice that fills the world, because she is part of it, she wants to be part of it. It wants us to be part of it. Nilam, her latest album, is testimony to this, an album where she continues with the candor of jazz in the tradition of Alice Coltrane, complemented by a sacred voice that seems otherworldly in the way it makes us feel every word, every sound that word conveys, how it does so, and what it communicates. There is something otherworldly about it all. The sacred and the cosmos come together to give meaning to the way ganavya sings and plays, as if time could move in another time. It can, we now know, in ganavya’s music.
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 17TH / 10PM
Raphael Rogiński plays John Coltrane ← Cali
Plays John Coltrane and Langston Hughes definitively cemented Raphael Rogiński’s place in contemporary guitar soloing. Without taking the title as a mere standard reinterpretation of Coltrane’s infinite legacy and Hughes’ jazz poetry, Rogiński reimagines the eternity of ‘Blue Train’, ‘Seraphic Lights’ or ‘Equinox’ through spirit. From this tenuous connection to the repertoire in its most formal sense emerges music stripped of artifice and haunted by jazz, blues, and folk from various corners of the globe.
Cali (Ana Carolina Rodrigues) is a cellist from Braga with a classical background. Inspired by world music and minimalist experimentalism, she seeks an intimate sound universe where improvisation intertwines with subtle structures.
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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22ND / 9PM
Mark William Lewis ← Ashley Plomer
There is something perverse about creating soundscapes that recall countless things, whether from the past or the present, from pop, indie, or ambient, and yet still sound new. This has been the existence of Mark William Lewis. For songs that close over such a cloudy blanket, it is fascinating how Mark William Lewis manages to create such an open dialogue with the listener. It helps to have the resourcefulness of soft jazz, the sophistication of a DIY Steely Dan, or the lost romance of a Lewis Baloue.
Ashley Plomer is a singer, songwriter, producer, and performer from the United Kingdom. Writing about the everyday fabric of his life, his songs are inspired by emo, progressive metal, soundscapes, and Robert Ashley’s long television operas.
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 23RD / 9PM
Super Ballet: SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE ← SAD
In their songs, which are as sinister as they are catchy, Zack Schwartz, Rivka Ravede, and Corey Wichlin suggest that pop music can (and should) be weird, singing that life is as fascinating and strange as it is cursed. SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE’s indie-pop-shoegaze-neo-psychedelic songs could just as easily come from the past to haunt us as from the future to bless us.
SAD is the new project by Francisco Couto, an unavoidable name in Portuguese alternative music in recent years, both for his solo project HIFA and as bassist in bbb hairdryer, nëss, and in the composition of Maria Reis’ live trio. Now, in a cathartic way, he explores the connection between the electronic language he has been building since 2018 and distorted bass.
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 24TH / 10PM
Chuck Strangers ← Brian Nasty ← Farrusco
Between Joey Bada$$’s incandescent brilliance and Ka’s divine patience, Chuck Strangers, a New York producer and rapper, slowly grew in stature in the shadows. It was in 2018, with Consumers Park, that it became clear what he represented as part of a renaissance that evoked the golden age of New York, a certain boom bap revivalism that did not shy away from the past and still injected new energy. On the album released in 2024, A Forsaken Lover’s Plea, he found his best form.
Brian Nasty is a multidisciplinary artist whose creativity flows between music, visual arts, and subculture. Based in London (where he lives), he mixes sounds, images, and styles in a way that seems perfectly cohesive—drawing on his worlds as a musician, illustrator, photographer, and model. In November 2024, he released the first part of his ambitious two-part mixtape, Anywhere, But Here With You, the second part of which will be released this November.
Farrusco is not just a rapper who carries Odivelas in his heart. The way he narrates the street as someone who knows it inside out is unique. With his next album, Virar Jogo, just around the corner, we are promised that there is more to talk about and even more to listen to.
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 25TH / 10PM
aya presents hexed! ← Serpente
Aware that intense times demand intense art, Aya Sinclair is one of the artists of the moment on this front. She uses the viscerality of contaminating noise and words that spit out challenging experiences in a limbo between reality, paranoia, and dreams. She pulls the rug out from under our feet, taking us through imaginary spaces of futuristic shamanism, wild electronics, and other strange dissociative worlds. Her latest album, hexed!, has established itself as one of the most exciting sound documents of the year.
The brainchild of Bruno Silva, Serpente’s vision sublimates beat and percussion in their rhythmic, textural, and timbral dimensions, continuously collecting and reorganizing particles of dance, dub, jungle, and free jazz.
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST / 10PM
DJ Haram presents Beside Myself ← Chikki Chikki
DJ Haram is a stellar force in today’s dance music scene. Uncompromising, the physical manipulation and digital processing of rhythms as diverse as echoes of hip hop, footwork, or the hypnotic percussion of ancient times open up unexpected portals. Beside Myself now reaches us as a sphinx-like document, powerful and essential.
Multidisciplinary artist Chikki Chikki brings us a magical presence with the promise of her new EP of Chikkicore beats, where she mixes metalcore sounds with drum’n’bass, Frenchcore, among others.
