Solomun

Sundays are for Solomun. Week after week since his residency’s opening in May, he’s been serving the White Isle legendary nights with his signature highly-charged atmospheres. A thrilling variety of hot names have joined him over the span of this summer’s residency, including Trance Wax, Jamie xx, Dixon, Âme, Adriatique, Sofia Kourtesis, and Gerd Janson. As per tradition for these legendary Solomun +1 nights, the techno titan invites a single guest for each edition. The night kicks off with the plus one opening at midnight before handing over that signature DJ booth to Solomun, after which both play back-to-back until closing. Solomun will be accompanied by a single collective rather than a single guest for the September 11 edition of the series. Three Keinemusik acts will join: &ME, Adam Port, and Rampa. Keinemusik is “a network with the label as the pulse pumping center.” The Berlin-based collective/label was formed in 2009 and includes five members, of which &ME, Adam Port, and Rampa make up a frequently-touring trio. After wrapping up at the Mayan Warrior & Robot Heart link-up at Black Rock City, the three dust off and head to the Balearic island to join Solomun. Adam Port’s music is informed by dub, dancehall, rap, soul, and psychedelic rock. He has released via labels like Freerange, Pets, Cocoon, and Moon Harbour. His recent remix of Awen & Caiiro’s “Your Voice” on Madorasindahouse quickly shaped up to be a summer hit, and “Forms Of Love” with Alan Dixon is a harmonic journey. The ever-rising Rampa has put out tracks on various labels, like Circoloco, Innervisions, Diynamic, and Afterlife. A Circolo favorite, he’s often touring and this year has performed at Circoloco at DC10, Circoloco OFFSónar, Circoloco LA, and Circoloco Naples. &ME recently remixed Röyksopp and Alison Goldfrapp’s “Impossible.” Recent feats include co-producing Drake’s “A Keeper” and “Falling Back.” This isn’t the first time Solomun is joined by Keinemusik. In 2019, the collective closed the residency’s season (before that unexpected two-year pandemic hiatus for the club).