Rewire (Stichting Unfold) is a non-profit organisation based in The Hague, dedicated to promoting and fostering contemporary music and sound. Scattered across the city in the many music venues offered in The Hague, Rewire brings the city to life with an exciting and contemporary selection of artists from around the world from April 7-10. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Among some of the more notable headliners include world-renowned composer Meredith Monk and American instrumentalist Eartheater. Other artists that makeup the fine selection include trumpeter Jaimie Branch<\/a> and Kevin Richard Martin’s The Bug and South East London DJ and vocalist Coby Sey making for a heavily experimental and electronic lineup for boundary pushing connoisseurs. The festival will also include “conversations” with artists that dive into the headspace and installations of the musical and physical artists that will be dispersed around The Hague for four days. Lamin Fofana will be featured in a talk<\/a> (who we’ll meet during the festival) as well as Nyege Nyege’s Slikback who will speak<\/a> with Resident Advisor’s editor in chief Whitney Wei. Finally, Rewire will also feature a series of short films to be premiered at the festival, among them Rituals, Affect<\/a> an experimental film connecting gestures, voicings, and images in time. Overall it’s a fully packed exploration of the cutting edge of electronic culture and avant garde art that is sure to be one to remember. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Dive into the apocalyptic raps of Ecko Bazz<\/a>, the club foundation of Scratcha DVA<\/a> or the sonic experimentations of Lamin Fofana, and our full selection of the must see pan-African artists at this year’s Rewire Festival. <\/p>\n\n\n\n