w/ Bullet Tooth, Vanyfox, Yosef b2b Jolani Jhones & more
Antídoto Club
€15,50
Tickets
Price including €2,50 service costs
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27TH AT PARALLEL
23:59-05:00
Exactly one year ago, Antídoto landed in Amsterdam for the first time. On September 27th they return to our dance floor for a second time. It will be a night of true celebration of club and dance music from all corners of the world.
The music will make the dancefloor shake under the cube's glowing lights; with Vanyfox's Batida passing through Bullet Tooth's Speed Garage, to the Caribbean sounds of Kurashi Collective, Diego Armando's Afrobeats, and a full of NRG b2b from Yosef and Jolani Jhones.
Line-up
Bullet Tooth
Vanyfox
Batida, Kuduro, Afrobeat… Vanyfox's music is multi-faceted, cosmopolitan and authentic. Originally from Angola and now evolving between Lisbon, Reims and Paris, the prolific 22-year-old DJ and beatmaker has gained enormous traction all over the world in the past few years.
As a child, the young Paulo Alexandre was soothed by the sweet voice of Congolese singer Koffi Olomidé. At the age of 12, pushed by one of his brothers, he embarked on his musical journey, caught up in the frenzy of composition. His relocation to Reims, France, took him away from Batida’s soil – the Afrodiasporic musical genre created by immigrants of Portugal’s former colonies – but did not affect his passion for the sounds of his former Lisbon stomping grounds. Releasing a slew of polished productions on Soundcloud, inspired by Batida pioneers such as Lycox and Niggafox, things accelerated in 2019 when he caught the attention of Branko, formerly of famed Kuduro band Buraka Som Sistema and Enchufada label head, which propelled him on the Lisbon musical scene. Simultaneously, exchanges with Boukan Records producer Bamao Yendé inserted him in the Parisian afro-underground scene. These days, the artist cultivates privileged links with Canadian-Congolese collective Moonshine, with whom he develops performances and party projects in Montréal, Europe and the rest of the world.
As a child, the young Paulo Alexandre was soothed by the sweet voice of Congolese singer Koffi Olomidé. At the age of 12, pushed by one of his brothers, he embarked on his musical journey, caught up in the frenzy of composition. His relocation to Reims, France, took him away from Batida’s soil – the Afrodiasporic musical genre created by immigrants of Portugal’s former colonies – but did not affect his passion for the sounds of his former Lisbon stomping grounds. Releasing a slew of polished productions on Soundcloud, inspired by Batida pioneers such as Lycox and Niggafox, things accelerated in 2019 when he caught the attention of Branko, formerly of famed Kuduro band Buraka Som Sistema and Enchufada label head, which propelled him on the Lisbon musical scene. Simultaneously, exchanges with Boukan Records producer Bamao Yendé inserted him in the Parisian afro-underground scene. These days, the artist cultivates privileged links with Canadian-Congolese collective Moonshine, with whom he develops performances and party projects in Montréal, Europe and the rest of the world.
