W/ PAUL MOND, TIDA KAMARA, CHAMOS & MORE
Feels Right
€10,00
Tickets
Price including €2,00 service costs
Saturday 2nd September at Parallel
Doors: 23:59 - 05:00
Throughout the day, you might have moments that feel good. Still, people often dwell on moments that don't feel right and take good things for granted. But at Feels Right, we focus on the fact that many things feel right, too: the people, the DJs, the venue, and especially the music.
Feels Right is a club night not tied to one genre but a gathering of multiple sounds: from R&B, Afro, house, Hip-Hop, and so on, as long as it feels right. The Dutch club scene has many talents who can effortlessly deliver this combination of sounds and bring them abroad. Feels Right is happy to put these artists in the spotlight at Amsterdam's newest club, Parallel.
Line-up
Paul Mond
Paul Mond is a producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist based in Frankfurt, Germany. Known for his inventive “flips,” Paul merges guitar and bass skills with his production chops in the hip-hop and rap space to create exciting and endlessly creative mash-up tracks. Since 2017, his flips have become a staple in the arsenal of many DJ’s, garnering him a sizable following on SoundCloud and Instagram. Most recently, Paul co-produced Syd’s “Right Track” feat. Smino, Amber Mark’s “Worth It”, 2KBaby’s “Old Shoes” feat. Mozzy, Bas’s “Nirvana” with Falcons & B. Lewis, and Melii’s “Nena.”
Pantera
Born in the dust of the Brazilian caatinga, Pantera was raised in a house full of
musicians and storytellers. Influenced by his dad’s funky baselines and the
drums in everything on his surroundings, he has found his home in house
music, baile funk, jungle, Afro house and the wonders of Afro baile. Pantera is also a producer and multi instrumentalist, and since his move to Germany, has worked together with Riverside Sessions and BAILESERVICE.
musicians and storytellers. Influenced by his dad’s funky baselines and the
drums in everything on his surroundings, he has found his home in house
music, baile funk, jungle, Afro house and the wonders of Afro baile. Pantera is also a producer and multi instrumentalist, and since his move to Germany, has worked together with Riverside Sessions and BAILESERVICE.
CHAMOS
Chamos is a slang term for friends, a name that perfectly fits this Dutch DJ and producer collective. Even though all three have completely different backgrounds and cultures, one was born in the Iraqi part of Kurdistan and fled to the Netherlands, and the other two were already raised there; their paths crossed at some point because of one common interest: music. They soon found out that because they are different, they complement each other and pass on the music through different cultures. When it all comes together, CHAMOS comes to life.
CHAMOS' sound showcases their versatile tastes, blending house, hip-hop, and bass music with worldwide influences such as afrobeat, dancehall, baile funk, and dabke. Through their dynamic and energetic DJ sets full of interaction, they aim to connect and involve as many people as possible to make everyone feel like one of the "CHAMOS."
After spinning the decks for quite a while, the collective started releasing club edits on Soundcloud in 2018. DJs worldwide quickly supported these, and the streaming numbers skyrocketed. This led to many bookings at home and abroad.
Besides edits for the club, CHAMOS also values making original music. They released their first tracks on the UNITY Compilation of the Amsterdam-based label Studio Koto and their debut single "Dousman." This was followed in 2021 by a release with FS Green called "Donna" and the club track "Sobe" featuring Dave Nunes. After the success of "Sobe," CHAMOS released a new collaboration with Dave Nunes in 2022 called Energy (Ay Ay Ay).
In 2023, CHAMOS is attracting attention on social media. A video clip from their club night 'Feels Right' in which they tease their new edit of "I'm a Boss," is rewarded with a repost and comment from Meek Mill himself, asking who these DJs are. And it doesn't stop there. The CHAMOS edit of Nina Sky's "Move Ya Body" goes viral and is used in over half a million videos from artists, influencers, and sports clubs. On July 28, it resulted in an official remix of this legendary classic.
2024 starts off on a good note with an official remix for compatriot Benny Sings, setting a positive mood for the rest of the year.
CHAMOS' sound showcases their versatile tastes, blending house, hip-hop, and bass music with worldwide influences such as afrobeat, dancehall, baile funk, and dabke. Through their dynamic and energetic DJ sets full of interaction, they aim to connect and involve as many people as possible to make everyone feel like one of the "CHAMOS."
After spinning the decks for quite a while, the collective started releasing club edits on Soundcloud in 2018. DJs worldwide quickly supported these, and the streaming numbers skyrocketed. This led to many bookings at home and abroad.
Besides edits for the club, CHAMOS also values making original music. They released their first tracks on the UNITY Compilation of the Amsterdam-based label Studio Koto and their debut single "Dousman." This was followed in 2021 by a release with FS Green called "Donna" and the club track "Sobe" featuring Dave Nunes. After the success of "Sobe," CHAMOS released a new collaboration with Dave Nunes in 2022 called Energy (Ay Ay Ay).
In 2023, CHAMOS is attracting attention on social media. A video clip from their club night 'Feels Right' in which they tease their new edit of "I'm a Boss," is rewarded with a repost and comment from Meek Mill himself, asking who these DJs are. And it doesn't stop there. The CHAMOS edit of Nina Sky's "Move Ya Body" goes viral and is used in over half a million videos from artists, influencers, and sports clubs. On July 28, it resulted in an official remix of this legendary classic.
2024 starts off on a good note with an official remix for compatriot Benny Sings, setting a positive mood for the rest of the year.
Tida Kamara
Tida Kamara is a rising star in Dutch nightlife, bringing her unique blend of genres and cultural influences to dance floors across the country. With roots in Sierra Leone, Tida draws on her heritage to create an eclectic sound; showcasing artists from across the world. From a relatively young age, she found herself across clubs and festivals in the Netherlands and in Europe. Tida showed off her range with her own radio show on Operator, called 'Tebete', which is a celebration of her roots and pays homage to her family.
DIFFSUMM
Kurashi Soundsystem
MC: Kingsta
HOUSE RULES
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