DJ-Set
Afidissima & Alice
Afidissima and Alice, two millennial stereotypes sharing music tips as emotional currency.
Gabby radio host Afidissima delivers genre-chaotic sets drenched in dubby vibes and oozing with groove. A relentless cratedigger with questionable priorities.
Alice unites musical moments and moods that refuse to be united. Seductive, whimsical, followed by familiar paths, so as not to upset the ear and inner balance.
Mixed feelings becoming multiple emotions. Everything as usual – just enhanced momentum.
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| Type | DJ Set |
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| Language | German |
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