Tereza
"It's all the light of disco in the Circus night!"
TEREZA is the disco light that invites itself into the Circus night, a solar energy that glides between house and groove with natural elegance. Discovered almost by chance, on a booker's tip, she's an obvious choice. No need to listen to all her sets: the feeling was enough. An artist capable of holding her own on the big stage, bringing a breath of fresh air, a joyful shift in the midst of reggae and Afro sounds. Like the promise of a Sunday that ends in dance, with a smile in the heart and a thousand shared vibrations.
PROG IS SOMETIMES JUST A PHIL...
Where and when did you first hear it?
About a year ago, while booking Another Taste and Danilo Plessow. The booker slipped his name into my ear. From the very first listen, I felt it was a natural fit with our aesthetic. A few months later, I was ready to inject this groovy disco house vibe into the Sunday Line-up . No need to think about it any further. She's got the experience, the presence, and the fact that I haven't dug too deep yet leaves me a little surprised at what she'll send out that day...
His music in 3 words, or more...?
Feeling. Radio Meuh Spirit. Disco Happy. Like three flashes of light. That immediate intuition, that current that flows without explanation. This vibe, this warmth, this fluidity that fits perfectly with our universe. And then the solar energy, the party that radiates, the music that makes you feel light. Three keys to a set that will be as much a journey as a celebration.
If this were the soundtrack to a daydream, what would it sound like?
A bright, hyper-friendly club where the night lights up like early morning. A hybrid city, a mix of London, Berlin and Barcelona, an imaginary party capital where Gilles Peterson would have been mayor. And still would be. Walls breathe, crowds glow, and music becomes the architecture of a new world.
Any anecdotes about Line-up 's career?
A booker who's close to his artists, who listens sincerely, and Tereza, who echoes in our heads. Line-up has imposed itself naturally, as if it were waiting for its moment. And I'm waiting for her moment too!