Joy Orbison, Nick León, James K and more open bold sonic paths at Linecheck on November 21
On Friday night, Linecheck explores the boldest frontiers of contemporary music. An evening where electronic visions, performative energy and immersive worlds collide, tracing new ways of listening and being present.
From the UK to Miami, from Warsaw to Barcelona, artists who challenge the limits of sound and body meet on the same stage to create an experience of pure transformation.
Joy Orbison, the moniker of London producer Peter O’Grady, stands at a rare intersection of underground credibility and cultural resonance. Since his groundbreaking debut “Hyph Mngo”, he has continued to blur the lines between bass, garage and techno, merging emotional depth with sonic innovation.
Nick León crafts club music that channels the diverse ecosystems of his native Florida. Moving between Latin rhythms, ambient textures and distorted beats, his performances radiate intensity and sensuality. After collaborations with Rosalía and Tokischa, he brings to Linecheck an immersive A/V experience redefining global electronic music.
Producer, vocalist and visual artist James K creates intimate, ever-evolving sonic worlds. Her music moves through tenderness and distortion, weaving voices and atmospheres that defy classification. With releases on PAN, AD 93 and Incienso, she embodies the restless experimentation of today’s avant-pop.
Polish composer and producer Julek Ploski brings cinematic grandeur and emotional urgency to the stage. His performances merge piano lyricism, rave intensity and surreal visuals, crafting soundscapes where chaos and fragility coexist.
The dark, sensual alliance of Vitalic and Rebeka Warrior transforms the dancefloor into a space of trance and revelation. Blending EBM, cold wave and radical techno, KOMPROMAT’s latest record PLДYING / PRДYING explores desire, prayer and resistance with visceral power.
Barcelona-based DJ and performer Meritxell de Soto moves along the edges of deconstructed club. Her show Third Space merges DJing, voice and choreography, reflecting on protection, vulnerability and resistance within the club experience.
Born in Tehran and based in Italy, NAVA channels dual heritage into a sound that is dark, physical and transformative. Industrial beats meet Persian polyrhythms in performances that explore identity, tension and release.
UK-Estonian trio Night Tapes blur the boundaries between dream-pop, shoegaze and ambient. Their debut portals // polarities captures emotion and place through sound, turning fleeting memories into luminous, cinematic textures.
With “Invisible Masses, and the Incorporeal General”, Meuko! Meuko! and NONEYE (NAXS Corp) present an audiovisual performance where ghosts, data and sound converge. By merging traditional spirituality with generative AI, they question the boundaries of the digital body and collective emotion.
Turbolenta ليلى merges North African and Arab musical traditions with contemporary club culture, crafting a dialogue between memory, identity and rhythm. Her performances transform traditional songs into vibrant dancefloor rituals, where ancestral melodies and electronic textures intertwine to reveal a deep, cross-cultural resonance.