Sleep In: Slow Wave Phase is inspired on the Sleep Concerts first organised by Berkeley researcher, Robert Rich. The idea of sleeping in a space together in combination with the music and auditive guidance gives a new dimension to our understanding of what sleep can be. When we spend time with other people our brains are more active and our senses are more alert – even in different states of consciousness like when we’re sleeping and dreaming.

Lineup:

Maya Shenfeld
Nina
Pieter Jansen
no service
Museum of No Art

The constant auditory stimulus is not necessarily only soothing. Maya Shenfeld, trained as a guitarist and composer, creates versatile electroacoustic installations and performances, described as both evocative and intimate. As a DJ and promotor connected to Golden Pudel, Nina is an important figure in the Hamburg scene. Pieter Jansen is a familiar face in the Amsterdam night scene; as a DJ, he likes to explore the more adventurous edges. The same goes for no service, who, besides his role as DJ, is also the organiser and initiator of this Sleep In: Slow Wave Phase. Like Nina, Museum of No Art (Mona Steinwidder) is from Hamburg; the visual artist and musician creates dreamy soundscapes with her voice, clarinet and electronics.

This unique event promises to sell out quickly. Don’t miss out and book your tickets now.