Line-up :

Homework [Exploited/2020Vision/Wolf Music],
Frits Wentink [Wolf Music/Heist/2020Vision],
Urulu [Exploited/Dirt Crew/Let's Play House],
Brame & Hamo [Heist/Dirt Crew],
ASA 808 [ManMakeMusic/TOYS],
CutOff!CutOff! [Exposure Music/TOYS]

It's been three years since we threw our first party (with the peculiar name „take off your shoes and burn down the vatican") and we've enjoyed every single one we've done. Big thanks to all our regulars and friends who made the vibe so special and the wonderful staff at Prince Charles, who have become part of the family.
It's been three years since we threw our first party (with the peculiar name „take off your shoes and burn down the vatican") and we've enjoyed every single one we've done. Big thanks to all our regulars and friends who made the vibe so special and the wonderful staff at Prince Charles, who have become part of the family.

To party the night away we've invited the brilliant Amsterdam based duo Homework to play. They are responsible for one of the most beautiful EPs of 2014, the WOLF EP 027. Also from the Wolf family, we finally have our dear friend Frits Wentink, who's jazz and hip-hop driven house productions can be relied on to destroy the dance floor each and every time. His debut album is forthcoming on Wolf Music early March and it's absolutely sikkkkkk. On the bill for the night we also have Urulu. The busy Californian producer has has made a name for himself with quality house records on labels such as Dirt Crew, Exploited and Let's Play House. Last but by no means least, the talented up-and-coming Irish duo Brame & Hamo (who are releasing an EP on Detroit Swindle's amazing label Heist Recordings in April) as well as TOYS residents ASA 808 and CutOff!CutOff! will be playing until you take off your shoes.

Check out Homework's brand new TOYS mix as well as other TOYS mixes by Frits Wentink, Casino Times, Glimpse, XXXY, Locked Groove, GoldFFinch, Christian Löffler, Lando, Trikk, Essáy, Klaves, Kidnap kid etc. over here: https://soundcloud.com/toysberlin

take off your shoes. make yourself at home. dance with us and let us praise our new lords and saviors of forward-thinking electronic music, who saved our souls from conservative tech-house cardinals and testosterone overdosed high school dubstep shittery. this party places all our saints in a number of torrid settings and allows you to jump and shake for your own cantilevered satisfaction while groovy fashionable tracks unfold. a divine service in a dimly lit post-modern church of pulsating indulgence.