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On January 24, we’re hosting our the second edition of PULSAR NO HAY BANDA at Locke. With PULSAR, we aim to create inspiring spaces for the underground music scene. The artists will play long DJ sets (3h+), in line with our manifesto. The sound will range from experimental to danceable — this isn’t a typical club night, but a space to hang out, discover music, and get lost in deep, genre-blurring sets.

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TAFUME has been digging for music since childhood - starting with CDs, moving through digital, and eventually falling for vinyl and the thrill of discovering hidden gems in record shops. With over a decade of DJ experience between Frankfurt, Austria, and Hamburg, his sets have evolved from bar residencies to deeper, cross-genre sessions with local rave crews. As a co-founder of PULSAR, he’s focused on creating spaces where DJs and listeners can truly connect through sound.

https://soundcloud.com/pulsar_hamburg/nohaybanda001_tafume

Rœt/Keflér is a sound performance artist, DJ and producer from Hamburg. His sound drifts between ambient, dub, trip hop, electronic and jazz, and his vinyl sets are usually a journey through worlds of sound that are constantly changing in their form. The focus is usually on organic grooves and texturally rich sound surfaces. As a subtle border crosser, he moves between clubs, installations and listening spaces.

https://soundcloud.com/radio-ephemere/roet-kefler

Rengel discovered techno at an early age — first exposed at just seven years old through his older brother’s records, with artists like DJ Rush leaving a lasting imprint. Rooted primarily in techno, Rengel’s sound is open and flexible, with house influences finding their way into his sets whenever the moment calls for it. For him, every genre has its right to exist — music is always situational, driven by energy, space, and people rather than strict boundaries.

https://soundcloud.com/rengelhh/stresemannstrasse

This night is about keeping things open, independent, and grounded. Everyone’s welcome.

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