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Simeon, the producer behind the robotic sounds and beats in the theater play ‘More Human Than Human’ (also on Boring festival), aims to explore the more human facets of electronic music in his DJ set. Anticipate soulful blues solos interwoven with pulsating house beats, rap verses infused into drum ‘n’ bass, and perhaps even a sprinkle of nostalgic 90s dance hits for a sing-along experience.

Through a succession of appearances drawn from 2000s pop culture, I Doll takes us on a colourful, psychological journey of a young person in search of their identity. Drag and dance find each other in humor and nostalgic pop references.

Simeon, the producer behind the robotic sounds and beats in the theater play ‘More Human Than Human’ (also on Boring festival), aims to explore the more human facets of electronic music in his DJ set. Anticipate soulful blues solos interwoven with pulsating house beats, rap verses infused into drum ‘n’ bass, and perhaps even a sprinkle of nostalgic 90s dance hits for a sing-along experience.

Through a succession of appearances drawn from 2000s pop culture, I Doll takes us on a colourful, psychological journey of a young person in search of their identity. Drag and dance find each other in humor and nostalgic pop references.

Simeon, the producer behind the robotic sounds and beats in the theater play ‘More Human Than Human’ (also on Boring festival), aims to explore the more human facets of electronic music in his DJ set. Anticipate soulful blues solos interwoven with pulsating house beats, rap verses infused into drum ‘n’ bass, and perhaps even a sprinkle of nostalgic 90s dance hits for a sing-along experience.

Ishtar Bakhtali is a vocalist/composer implementing Carnatic (South Indian classical), jazz, electronics and Latin influences in her narrative compositions. Recent work often focuses on the relation/friction between humanity and nature. Lyrics are often inspired by travel, feminism and the social/climate theme and compositions range from introverted and atmospheric to rhythmic and playful.

The work of Ishtar is an ongoing playful exploration into sound and an invitation for the listener to both connect inwardly as well as join into the musical universe she creates. With her voice, small percussion, analog tape loops and loop station she weaves musical influences together into tiny worlds for the listener to travel in.

Through a succession of appearances drawn from 2000s pop culture, I Doll takes us on a colourful, psychological journey of a young person in search of their identity. Drag and dance find each other in humor and nostalgic pop references.