The Sqweez! national tour comes full circle at Control on August 14, before they head into a series of international collaborations, with stops in Leeds and Berlin, and then a well deserved break until November.
For the occasion, we're welcoming Vector & Medusa, two leading voices of Uruguay's dissident club scene and founders of Fiesta Rara, a platform recognized by Uruguay's Ministries of Education & Culture and Foreign Affairs for its cultural impact.
Joining them is cruush from Cluj-Napoca's Groove Lab, bringing another forward-thinking perspective to the lineup, and Vergine Santa Frida, indulging us with her first Sqweez! performance.
Together, they'll take us through a world where techno meets EBM, electro collides with acid house, and Latin club rhythms surface when you least expect them. Genre is never the destination, only a vehicle for feeling.
VECTOR
DJ, music producer and queer cultural manager. Their style features an eclectic mix of Latin club, techno, global bass, and electronic rarities, building dynamic sets that connect different musical territories.
Has played in cities such as Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Santiago de Chile, London, and Barcelona, including iconic clubs such as Razzmatazz.
Listen: Vector @ De Passagem
MEDUSA
Afro-punk queer DJ, producer, and cultural manager. Her musical approach explores different areas of contemporary electronic music, combining techno, EBM, new beat, electro, acid house, electroclash, and Latin American electronic music from an Afrocentric and anti-racist perspective situated at the intersection of Afro culture, club culture, dissidence, and dance music.
She is co-founder of La KULTO, a collective that organizes underground parties and cultural gatherings focused on musical experimentation, self-care, and community building.
Listen: Medusa @ Panorama
crrush
Cluj-Napoca-based DJ, event organiser and co-founder of Groove Lab and Heartcore, two community-driven, genre-blending collectives fueled by his passion for intense, fast-paced sounds that make the dancefloor shake. For this occasion, expect a hot mix of techno and hardgroove infused with latincore influences, curated to keep you sweating all night long.