DJ SETS - BAKERMAT, DJ ABDEL, DEEYUG

OPEN AIR - PARVIS DE L’HÔTEL DE VILLE Free concert offered by the City Hall 🚀

Join us for a wonderful evening of electronic music, to the rhythms of funk, hip hop and house with Bakermat, DJ Abdel and DeeYuG ! 🔥

Bakermat: Lodewijk Fluttert, aka Bakermat, was born on October 8, 1991 in Markelo, Netherlands. Influenced by soul and jazz, his compositions quickly found their roots in house techno. He decided to share his tracks on social media, and "Vandaag", which features a sample of Martin Luther King's famous speech "I Have a Dream", soon brought him unexpected the spotlight. Going viral, he achieved international chart success in 2013, notably in France where he even reached #1. As a professional DJ, he tours the world releasing numerous singles over the years. In 2020, he released his debut album entitled The Ringmaster, which features singles such as "Partystarter", "Trouble" with Albert Gold, "Learn to Lose" with Alex Clare and "Under the Sun" with Kidda. "Baianá", which is also on the record, managed to climb the Belgian and French charts.

DJ Abdel: DJ Abdel is one of the best-known figures in French hip-hop and R&B. A member of the groups "Black Blanc Beur" and "Positive Black Soul" in his early days, DJ Abdel made a name for himself in the 90s as the resident DJ of the show "Nulle Part Ailleurs" on Canal +. Soon, DJ Abdel and his sidekick Cut Killer created their own production structure, "Double H", and produced albums for the group 113, among others. But DJ Abdel didn't forget to pursue his own career: he worked on numerous compilations and composed the theme songs for several series and feature films.

DeeYuG: Born out of a deep passion for electronic music, DeeYuG explores the many facets of house, with a strong affinity for its Chicago and Detroit roots. His universe navigates between house, disco, techno and French Touch, always driven by the desire to convey raw, sincere and warm energy on the dancefloor. Among his influences are Omar S, Moodymann, Carl Craig, Ian Pooley, Daft Punk, Binary Digit, Flabaire and Mad Rey. These references translate into selections that are both demanding and accessible, designed to create a direct connection with the audience.