Curated by – an independent, non-commercial music platform dedicated to crafting intimate live sessions with international artists in unique architectural spaces. In an era of fast-paced digital consumption, Brodie slows things down—blending artistic disciplines to create meaningful musical moments.

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  Claire Rousay (CA)

  02.04.25 – 8PM

  The Canadian-American artist Claire Rousay bends the boundaries of experimental and ambient music, weaving together textural found sounds, sumptuous drones, and raw field recordings to uncover beauty in life’s quiet, unremarkable moments. Her live performances are intimate and unfiltered—marked by sharp reflexivity, disarming honesty, and a wry sense of humor. With each show, a growing audience steps into her singular sonic world, ready to listen.

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  Molina (DK/CL)

  10.04.25 – 8PM

  Danish-Chilean producer and composer Molina crafts a sound that blurs the lines between the digital and the organic. Based in Copenhagen, she weaves sample-based production with hand-played instrumentation, creating vast, dreamlike soundscapes. Guitars slash through with jagged textures, melodies warp like a pixelated sunset—always shifting, always just out of reach.

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  Cero Ismael (NL)

  17.04.25 – 8PM

  Cero Ismael, an Amsterdam-born artist with Surinamese, Dutch, and Indonesian roots, blends alternative R&B, hip-hop, indie, and electronic influences into a raw yet hopeful sound. His music, like a nighttime cityscape, is melancholic and reflective. On stage, he balances vulnerability and strength, challenging stereotypes and addressing mental health. Through deeply personal yet universal themes, he forges a powerful connection with a growing global audience.

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  Porches (US)

  24.04.25 – 8PM

  Porches is the ever-evolving project of Aaron Maine, a fusion of raw vulnerability and distorted euphoria. Blurring the lines between persona and confession, his music pulses with restless energy—balancing intimate storytelling with a theatrical edge. Rooted in both DIY grit and pop ambition, Porches crafts songs that feel like late-night transmissions from a dream just out of reach. Grungy textures collide with lush melodies, while his unmistakable voice drifts between detachment and deep feeling. Always evolving, always searching, Porches is less about arriving somewhere and more about chasing the feeling—whatever shape it takes next.

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  Fine (DK)

  01.05.25 – 8PM

  Fine is a Danish singer-songwriter and producer crafting songs that feel both intimate and boundless. Her debut solo album, Rocky Top Ballads, arrived on Escho in 2024, weaving together hazy, delicate melodies with a quiet confidence. Her voice drifts effortlessly over a blend of sample-based production, electronics, and organic instrumentation—pulling from a deep-rooted love of folk and country. The result is something weightless yet grounded, a sound that lingers like a half-remembered dream.

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  Frederik Valentin (DK)

  08.05.25 – 8PM

  Frederik Valentin has long outgrown his enfant terrible beginnings, turning his focus toward introspective composition and cinematic songcraft. Swapping hedonism for depth, the Copenhagen-based artist has built a rich body of work, collaborating with Yung Lean, Loke Rahbek, and Lust For Youth’s Hannes Norrvide, among others. His latest solo album, Rock N Roll Will Never Die, refines these influences into melodic reveries—balancing propulsive energy with intricate detail. Written and recorded at home, the album captures fleeting moments of domestic life, from sun-drenched jams with his daughter to vocoder-laced reflections on identity. Whether embracing Balearic euphoria or stripped-down songwriting, Valentin remains committed to honesty above all else.

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  RIP Swirl & Ydegirl (DE-DK)

  15.05.25 – 8 PM

  Berlin-based producer RIP Swirl operates at the more introspective edges of experimental dance music. His sound drifts between club energy and solitude, a balance that has seen him share stages with Nosaj Thing, Jacques Greene, and Ross From Friends. Ydegirl, the moniker of Danish singer, songwriter, composer, and producer Andrea Novel, blends deconstructed baroque instrumentation with dreamy alt-rock in spare, haunting tracks. Her music shifts and creaks like the natural world—beautiful and unpredictable, yet capable of a cruelty that cuts deep.

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  Chanel Beads (US)

  21.05.25 – 8 PM

  Chanel Beads is the project of New York musician Shane Lavers, built on the idea of capturing music as it’s experienced in real time. Layering memos with the ambient noise of daily life, he weaves intricate soundscapes where external sounds become part of the composition itself. The result is deeply immersive and unpredictable—an approach that has cemented his place in New York’s DIY scene.