PHRE Festival: Cocanha + Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek + Katscha

This is not a World Music Festival! This is PHRE

[DE] With the PHRE Pass, you can enjoy 5 evenings of our PHRE Festival. If you’d like to show some extra love for our festival, you can support us further with the Support Pass!

[EN] With the PHRE Pass, you can enjoy 5 evenings of the PHRE Festival. If you’d like to show some extra love for our festival, you can support us further with the Support Pass!

Cocanha (France)

[DE] Impressive voices blend into a hypnotic polyphony, carried by the rhythms set by stringed tambourines, feet, and hands. Through minimalism, creative interventions, and the aesthetics of electronically amplified music, Cocanha breathes new life into ancient songs in the Occitan language.

[EN] Imposing voices merge into a hypnotic polyphony, guided by rhythms set by the string tambourine, feet, and hands. Through minimalism, creative interventions, and the aesthetics of electronically amplified music, Cocanha brings ancient songs in the Occitan language to life.

Derya Yıldırım and Grup Şimşek

[DE] The diverse influences of Derya Yıldırım and Grup Şimşek give rise to a refreshing sound that highlights the emotional power of Anatolian music and pays tribute to its rich heritage. For years, the band has been celebrated internationally for their sound, which they themselves describe as “outernational”—transcending all boundaries.

[EN] The diverse influences of Derya Yıldırım and Grup Şimşek create a refreshing sound that highlights the emotional power of Anatolian music and honors its rich heritage. For years, the band has been celebrated internationally for their sound, which they describe themselves as “outernational,” beyond all boundaries.

Katscha

[DE] The sets by this Berlin-based DJ—who, among other things, helps organize the İÇ İÇE Festival—are known for seamlessly shifting between bass-heavy, experimental, and transnational club sounds, and for forging unexpected connections between genres and regions.

[EN] The sets by this Berlin-based DJ—who, among other things, helps organize the İÇ İÇE Festival—are known for seamlessly shifting between bass-heavy, experimental, and transnational club sounds, and for forging unexpected connections between genres and regions.

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