KIKK after party with Play Label
KIKK after party with Play Label
Straight from Brussels to Namur, Play Label will deliver a carefully curated selection of electronic music, shaping a unique and qualitative experience for the KIKK Festival.
Play Label saw the light in 2008 as an artistic collective project composed by emerging talents from the Brussels electronic scene.
Having experienced steady growth, Play Label has evolved over the years from a collective of amateur enthusiasts into a professional association, now orchestrating a diverse array of events both in Brussels and internationally.
Fatoosan is one of the founders of the first Belgian female hip hop crew SUPAFLY COLLECTIVE. Between 2009 and 2022, they added a female touch to the Belgian nightlife and curated parties focusing on female artists. The team had regular radio shows on Brussels’ stations Bruzz and Kiosk Radio.
With her crew or in solo, Fatoosan played at Belgian and European events as well as renowned festivals such as the World Wide Festival (Sète), Couleur Café, Les Ardentes and Dour. For a year, she was also able to combine her passion for deejaying and singing by becoming the DJ of Belgian artist Blu Samu.
With a real passion for music and influenced by various genres, Fatoosan will take you on a journey that can balance the bass of rap, dubstep or future beats with soulfull house, broken beat, soul or Afro-Latin rhythms from the 60s-70s.
O’SIMMIE is a name that’s gradually gained notoriety in the Belgian underground over the past few years. The Brussels-born producer, DJ and founder of Gloom Club is known for his rhythmic, bass-driven sound, deeply influenced by his South-American roots. His charismatic mixing style has earned him a reputation for creating high-energy dancefloor experiences, with his performance at Horst Festival 24′ marking a turning point in his artistic journey. With few destinations left to explore nationally, this BXL kid is ready to take the world by storm.
Catalina has been carving her place in the Belgian electronic music scene through sonic combinations of breaks, leftfield electro and weighty UKG. With her monthly “C’est la Cata” show on the airwaves of Kiosk Radio, she’s made a name for herself by exploring the chemistry between deconstructed, percussive tempos and aquatic melodies, all the while borrowing elements from her musical influences in the UK. Her sets showcase a technical ability to transcend genres, focusing on the experimental and joyful side of electronic music and teleporting the dance floors further into the stratosphere and beyond.
UK-inspired sounds are at the core of Catalina’s sound. Jungle’s raw breakbeats, garage’s smooth grooves, 2-step’s syncopated rhythms, and electro’s punchy basslines all define her dynamic sets. The heavy, dark elements punch through the more whimsical melodies, adding depth and contrast to Catalina’s sets. Three words: heavy hitting humor.
