Beate Barfuß /// JoaRas, ᒍEᗰᔕKI., Coss, Menachem 26

Sunday, April 5, 2026 at 5:00 PM at Beate Uwe: Intimacy needs space and time.

When we roll out the rugs on Sundays, we create both — to bring shared experiences to the center and to share them with tenderness.

Consciously slow down, sway contemplatively — with curated accompaniment from artists of the downtempo scene.

cozy & captivating; laid-back & propulsive; mindful & united.

just be you.

Program

- JoaRas: JoaRas understands music as collective sound therapy — a refinement of the moment through finely selected downtempo, organic and melodic deep-house gems. Active as a to-go DJ since 2014, he plays festivals, clubs and off-grid locations — from sailboats to campfires. Step onto the acoustic flokati.

- Jemski: Originally from South Africa, she combines her classically trained background as a former professional ballet dancer with deep, atmospheric, psychedelic, dark, mystical and tribal-influenced sounds. This fusion creates a hypnotic journey where elegance meets mystery.

- coss: coss is a Berlin-based live act, DJ and producer whose sound unites deep grooves, narrative flow and emotional intensity. With over 300 releases on labels such as Bar 25, Katermukke, Laut & Luise and Underyourskin, his music blends organic warmth with electronic precision — in both DJ sets and productions.

- Menachem 26: Living between the worlds of the earliest known continents, Menachem’s ancestors traveled from Western Europe to North Africa and the Near East. In 1926 Menachem was born into this heritage and started a family at the heart of this geography. When Menachem died, he was able to see his grandson briefly — but the grandson retained no memory of him. When the grandson, also named “Menachem,” learns the meaning of his name, he embarks on a search for his grandfather’s legacy. He finally finds it in the riffs of the strings and the touches of the percussion, adds modern elements, and thereby builds a bridge to his own contemporary taste. This is what Menachem 26 shares: “A legacy from grandfather to grandson.”