TICKETS ON DICE.FM PEDRO DA LINHA afro, tarraxo, cumbia, kizomba, funk - Pedro da Linha is an aggregator of bodies and rhythms. In his hands, kuduro, kizomba, afro-house, funk carioca, reggaetón and other global dance and electronic music mix and mingle with Portuguese popular and dance music, from vira to fado and cante. Anyone who listens to him is compelled to groove on the dance floor and shake their hips at home. Born in Damaia in 1991, he started playing with Fruity Loops at the end of the noughties and never wanted anything else. He's been Kking Kong and just PEDRO, taking his bass music to venues such as Lux, B.Leza or Musicbox, where he's now in charge of the Arrebita nights. He has travelled abroad to almost two dozen countries, playing at festivals and iconic venues such as London's The Jazz Cafe and Berlin's Berghain. But the name he is known by today was only adopted after the release of his debut album, Da Linha, in 2020, through his lifelong label, Enchufada - which has included him on several compilations and released most of his EPs since 2012. As Pedro da Linha, in recent years he has shared studios, booths and festival stages with other international musicians and producers, including Merca Bae, Kelman Duran and Álvaro Romero. At the same time, he helped mould crucial albums by Pedro Mafama, such as Por Este Rio Abaixo (2021) and Estava No Abismo Mas Dei Um Passo Em Frente (2023); Ana Moura's Casa Guilhermina (2022); or DECLIVE (2023), by EU.CLIDES. Collaboration after collaboration, he has deepened a study of traditional Portuguese rhythms that has shaped his work in recent years, both live, as in the EP Rua da Rosa, 24 (2023), or in the single Aqui se faz, aqui se paga, with The Legendary Tigerman and Lucy Val. He is preparing to release Dicas, by Enchufada, on 8 November. The new EP brings together four bangers that cross borders and musical genres, created in partnership with Dianka, Branko, Lapili, Mu540 and Junior PK. A second album, inspired by Portuguese rhythms, is also in the pipeline. WOST club music meets global south, tribal techno, guaracha - WOST (Kelvin Becerra) is a Venezuelan artist, DJ and producer living in Colombia, who plays an important role in the Latin American club music scene. With a career spanning more than a decade, he explores the intersections between the sounds of the global south and electronic sounds, fusing genres such as techno, dembow, raptor house, garage, UK funky, guaracha, jungle, house, baile funk and reggaeton. WOST has released music on labels such as TraTraTrax, NAAFI, International Chrome and Muakk. His tracks and edits have been played by renowned DJs such as Skrillex, Jamie XX, Ben UFO, Nina Kraviz, SPFDJ, Verraco, Nick León, Pangaea, Leon Vynehall, Ape Drums, Bianca Oblivion, Nina Las Vegas, Anna Lunoe, Barry Can't Swim, among others. S4DO brazilian funk that ranges from Capixada to Carioca. - S4DO, born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, has been making its home in Lisbon since 2018. With one foot in Rio's nightlife and the other in the European scene, she brings sounds influenced by DJs and immigrant audiences. Resident DJ and producer of the Ind1go Kids collective (@ind1gokids) and Baile da XRK (@bailedaxrk), she brings a lot of energy to the dancefloor, especially through funk from Rio, Espírito Santo and São Paulo, with new sounds from electronic & experimental music. DJ S4DO on the line-up is rhythmic for sure.
