Beate Barfuß /// Kati Color b2b Sidamo Soundsystem, Ninze, Ektoplast

Intimacy needs space and time.

On Sunday, April 26, 2026, from 5 PM at Beate Uwe in Berlin.

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

Deliberately slow down, dance reflectively — with curated accompaniment by artists from the downtempo scene.

cozy & rousing;
casual & driving;
mindful & united.

Just be you.

Program

- Kati Color
Born on the Baltic coast and raised in Chemnitz, Kati Color’s roots run deep in her versatile sound. She blends minimal, microhouse and deep tech with the tribal, spiritual sound worlds of downtempo and organic house, enriched by influences from hip-hop, dub and drum'n'bass. Guided by her Maya sign Cauac, she takes the audience on journeys to feel, discover, dream and dance. Her sets combine trippy, deep and driving grooves with soul and style, bringing grounded mindfulness to the floor and creating moments of flow and connection.

- Sidamo Soundsystem
Sidamo Soundsystem crafts organic downtempo journeys that fuse deep tech, house and world-music influences into a soulful whole. Their sets — often aligned with times of day or natural cycles — move between earthy grooves and cosmic atmospheres, producing sounds that both ground and uplift. With projects like Gaia Grooves and performances at open-air events and festivals, Sidamo invites a language of vibration, spirit and connectedness.

- Ninze
Over the past five years Ninze has developed a distinctive, experimental sound — also known as Ketapop. He creates a spherical, at times melancholic atmosphere with striking depth and complex sonic structures. Sounds from space and moving basslines summon the lost creatures of his slow yet driving sound, lead the audience to places they have not experienced before, and leave them in a gentle, pleasant bewilderment.

- Ektoplast
Ektoplast is a composer, sound artist and DJ who oscillates between downbeat, house, ambient and acousmatic music. His works merge clubby depth with experimental soundscapes and unfold both in sound and multimedia installations and on the dancefloor.