ctrl NIGHTS: Julia Govor, La Fleur 18+

Julia Govor is a rising star with a wealth of experience in the world of electronic music. She is bridging the gap between cultures and musical styles, creating a unique fusion of sounds.

Her music has been lauded by critics, with her recent recognition as one of the best electronic music producers on Bandcamp Daily and a glowing review in The New Yorker, which praised her unique and innovative sound. Govor is not only a talented producer but also the founder and curator of the music record label JUJUKA and co-founder of the event series Radial, which explores the intersection between live sonic art and electronic experimental music at the Fridman Gallery in NYC.

Her sets are a dense and vivid experience, full of unexpected twists and turns. Govor herself is enthusiastic and energetic, with a charismatic appeal that leaves audiences wanting more.

She is also known for her ability to wrangle everything from cats and dogs to squirrels and can rock the hell out of a vintage ski suit.

La Fleur is nothing short of a visionary in the electronic music space, with her unique sound that blends house and techno with infectious melodies. She has been making music for almost 20 years and her productions are known to trigger deep emotions in listeners.

Surprisingly, her career started with a pharmacist job by day and playing records at night. She eventually launched her own label, Power Plant, three years later after moving from Sweden to Berlin. Her discography now spans several beloved labels.

La Fleur’s music is a perfect example of how to create electronic music that appeals to multiple emotions. Her productions are meticulously crafted to tell a story and elicit an emotional response from the listener. Her use of both house and techno, as well as her incorporation of melodic elements, give her sound a unique and captivating quality that has earned her a devoted following. An underground trailblazer, her ascent shows no signs of deceleration, creating the perfect dancefloor storm.