PHRE Festival: PHRE Residency w/ Sandy Chamoun x Anthony Shayoun x Simon Popp x Dumama + Carl Gari + Kiawash

This is not a world music festival! This is PHRE

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

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!

PHRE Residency w/ Sandy Chamoun x Anthony Shayoun x Simon Popp x Dumama

[DE] What happens when four musicians who have never played together before come together? Four people from different social realities.

In the PHRE Residency, Sandy Chamoun and Anthony Sayhoun (Lebanon), Dumama (South Africa), and Simon Popp (Munich) come together: four artistic approaches spanning composition, poetry, sound art, performance, jazz drums, loop machines, and electronic effects.

Shaped by everything from the current crises in Lebanon to postcolonial and diasporic perspectives in South Africa, they bring their respective backgrounds into a shared creative process.
Over the course of several days, a collective sound emerges from improvisation, listening, and exchange. The performance becomes a snapshot of this encounter: raw, immediate, and unrepeatable.

[EN] What happens when four musicians who have never played together before meet for the very first time? Four individuals coming from entirely different social realities.

In the PHRE Residency, Sandy Chamoun and Anthony Sahyoun (Lebanon), Dumama (South Africa), and Simon Popp (Munich) come together: four artistic approaches spanning composition, poetry, sound art, performance, jazz drumming, loop stations, and electronic effects.

Influenced by everything from the ongoing crises in Lebanon to postcolonial and diasporic perspectives in South Africa, they weave their unique backgrounds into a collaborative creative process. Over several days of improvisation, listening, and exchange, a collective sound emerges. The performance becomes a snapshot of this encounter: raw, immediate, and unrepeatable.

Carl Gari (Germany)

[DE] Moving between guitars and electronic sounds, the trio functions as an inseparable creative unit that strives to develop its own distortion of reality. Moving beyond genre conventions, Carl Gari focuses on aesthetics, moods, and states of tension, developing sound as a physical and psychological space.

[EN] Between guitars and electronic sounds, the trio operates as an inseparable creative unit, aiming to shape its own distortion of reality. Beyond genre conventions, Carl Gari focuses on aesthetics, moods, and tension, developing sound as both a physical and psychological space.

Kiawash (Munich/Iran)

[DE] The co-founder of the Orbital Reflector collective explores the niches of electronic music. Each set creates an experimental musical experience.

[EN] The co-founder of the Orbital Reflector collective explores the niches of electronic music. Each set creates an experimental musical experience.

Presented byRausgegangen MünchenandBR/Zündfunk