dublon
support: the wine is ok
24
October
Emerging from the serene Norwegian landscape, dublon has become a key player in the recent explosion of jazz house. His sound blends sophisticated instrumentation with driving house rhythms, evoking images of dim wine bars and long summer evenings. With over 200 million streams to his name and a European tour that concluded with a headline show at the Jazz Cafe, dublon is now bringing his music to the clubs that inspired him so much.
Nectar, his debut EP, is his most refined work to date, bringing together atmospheric toplines from vocalists with collaborations from renowned musicians Nathan Haines and Tour-Maubourg. It is a collection of tracks that highlights his mastery of pop, classical music, and jazz.
Until now, dublon has performed as a DJ, but this autumn he is bringing a group of talented jazz musicians along for a European live tour to showcase a different side of the project.
AMSTERDAM DANCE EVENT
This show is part of the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE). ADE is the most forward-thinking, influential, and educational event for electronic music and the music industry. The ADE Festival consists of 1,200 annual music events, organized by more than 300 clubs and cultural institutions. This means the foundation does not organize the individual events itself, but invites external events to participate in the annual festival. Every year, ADE takes place at both established and unknown, surprising locations across the city, featuring a wide variety of electronic music.
ADE wristband holders have free access to this show, but please note: visitors with a Cinetol ticket will be given priority entry.
Support act
the wine is ok
the wine is ok is the musical project of Norwegian producer Isak Albert Solheim Kvamme, who describes his music as being made to be played in wine bars. With releases such as fiano, merlot and baga he moves between jazz and electronic music, with influences from house and bossa nova. His tracks have been released on labels including Nice Cake, Broke, and Egoplanet. With his combination of jazz-oriented elements and electronic grooves, the wine is ok seeks the balance between relaxed listening music and rhythmic electronic sounds.
