Tilt - Street Parade Afterparty
Street Parade
Zurich loosens its grip for a day.
Bass leaks from every corner. Bodies drift with purpose.
The river watches.
Someone looks for their friends.
Someone finds a future ex-lover.
Someone has already been dancing for twelve hours.
And when the city dissolves into twilight,
we open the doors again.
In BR, Heavy bass & UK Influence
Jacques Obsone leads with dubby textures,
Mantra navigates the pressure systems,
F1-PV connects worlds,breaks,and memories.
In KW, Music becomes language.
Jenny Cara oscillates between blithe and cheerful sounds,
Picchu follows digging through scenes,stories and rhythms,
Finally, Gio Elia weaves together hypnotic percussion, leftfield grooves, and emotionally driven melodies melodies that know exactly where to land.
& in Halle:
Swissparade.
Swissploitation.
Quirky
Just enough nonsense to be on point.
TICKETS WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR.
Samstag 8. August 2026
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Kulturraum Zentralwäscherei BESCHALLUNGSRAUM – Zürich
- Türöffnung:
23:00 - Die Veranstaltung beginnt um:
23:00
Organisiert von: Kulturraum Zentralwäscherei
Gio Elia
Gio Elia is a Miami-based promoter, DJ, and vibrant fixture of the city's underground music scene. Refusing to be confined to a single sound, she weaves together hypnotic percussion, leftfield grooves, and emotionally driven melodies into eclectic, genre-fluid sets.
Her distinctive style has landed her a spot at renowned venues like Blitz (Munich), H0L0 (NYC), and Club Space (Miami). She's also the creative force behind VERBS, her own event series. Launched in 2023 out of a Cuban diner, VERBS is a DIY party designed to spark curiosity around underground dance music, bring people together, and transport them somewhere new and exciting.
picchu
picchu (he/him) is a Geneva-based artist exploring electronic music through multiple forms the scene takes.
His approach aims to reach every corner of the cultural scene—whether through his DJ sets, his involvement in the Zoo/Usine and its programming committee, or his anthropological research on dancefloors.
Jenny Cara
Jenny Cara’s sets oscillate between blithe and cheerful sounds, driven by the dynamic influences of UK soundculture. Still, the human dynamo doesn’t let herself be put into a box.
Based in Zurich, the Swiss DJ first touched base with electronic music early on when she launched out into the club scene of Lucerne, where her musical education began. Even though her grades in school suffered, her endeavors brought her to become a booker and later manager of Zurich’s Club Zukunft. (RIP)
Beyond the dancefloor, Jenny is deeply committed to fostering community and creating inclusive, accessible spaces within club culture.
Her selection oscillates between blithe and cheerful sounds, driven by the dynamic influences of UK soundculture. Still the human dynamo doesn’t let herself be put into a box. Her intersectional approach centers community, history, joy and accessibility, all the while not forgetting the importance of a good House banger.
The attentive ear might have witnessed one of her appearances at notable places like Panorama Bar, DeSchool, Robert Johnson, C12 or Club Zukunft. Beyond her live appearances, she hosts the Show «Situationship», her NTS Radio residency.
With her distinctive genre-blending style, she aims to create an electrifying space for the listeners.
F1-PV
F1-PV is a Zurich/Manila-based musician whose work connects the underground scenes of Switzerland and the Philippines. Influenced by his Filipino heritage and experiences across the archipelago, he blends IDM, breakcore and industrial music with inspirations from soundsystem cultures in the Philippines and around the world.
Mantra
pic Jagoda Kotlarz
Jacques Obsone
Jacques Obsone has been active in the Zurich scene for more than ten years. Mainly behind the decks, but also as a promoter, booker and scenographer, co organising parties like Schmutz and multiple party series at Kauz, where he was also a resident for many years. Musically he has always been driven by a deep love for dubby textures and breaky grooves, while trying to weave together different genres by a uniting quality that is felt but hard to define.
Swiss Parade
Programm to be announced soon
