Acid Arab [FR], Nek & Walentin Pauer, Dragoș Rusu, Baron P. + Corvin 18+

Saturday, March 21’s nightfall opens the door to pure dancefloor delirium. The Berlin Room is already full in spirit and in presale. What remains is the Front Room door, where the night keeps unfolding.

BERLIN ROOM

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ACID ARAB [FR] 

The acclaimed Paris duo has built a solid reputation by approaching the dancefloor as a meeting point of traditions. Guido Minisky and Hervé Carvalho blend North African and Middle Eastern musical structures, channeled through acid machines and modern techno, while crafting a rhythmic, emotional and unmistakably personal sound.

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NEK

A longtime Control resident, Nek moves freely between alternative dance, cosmic disco and driving beats. His sets carry the warmth of Balearic moods alongside darker electro pulses, always tuned to keep the floor alive until late.

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WALENTIN PAUER

Restless and exploratory, Walentin Pauer balances experimentation with sharp instinct. His selections move through shadowy textures and take unexpected turns, shaped by years with us and across Europe’s late-night circuits.

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DRAGOȘ RUSU

Approaching DJing more like sonic anthropology, Dragoș Rusu often brings in field recordings, global inspiration and electronic rhythms into the booth. The result? Impromptu hypnotic trips that feel both ancient and present moment, inviting dancers into a curious journey of discovery.

FRONT ROOM

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BARON P.

Active in Bucharest’s scene since the mid-2000s, Baron P. is a staple for deep house blends and uplifting energies. Leaning toward patient musical storytelling, his sets reflect an ample experience that few can boast.

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CORVIN

Jazz echoes, deep grooves and melodic strands appear gradually in Corvin’s sets, forming fluid journeys that unfold with subtle emotional weight. Jazz-tinted textures and retro grooves might find their way through, unexpectedly, as well.