1. Eibhlín
With roots in Ireland, The Netherlands and Peru, Eibhlín is an alternative folk rock band formed in Berlin. Eibhlín’s haunting imagery blends traditional Irish story-telling with a contemporary sound, reclaiming the narrative through raw honesty.
With their self-released debut EP ‘Voice for the Voiceless’ out now, featuring tracks reminiscent of the sounds of The Cranberries and Lankum, Eibhlín continues to define their sound and develop a live show that stands out within the Berlin scene.
Ceol ar son na ndaoine gan ghlór, music for the voiceless, Eibhlín sings for all.
2. Jonaki
Mad Clams of Mahashi Province is a four-part musical wanderer, inviting listeners into spaces where South Asian folk traditions intertwine with winding, progressive soundscapes.
Their music drifts through earthy rhythms, droning textures, and expansive passages, shifting easily between quiet reflection and playful energy.
Lyrically, they explore everyday melancholy alongside moments of warmth and humor, creating songs that feel rooted yet restless, familiar yet gently strange.
3. Fumifugi
Formed in 2024, Fumifugi are your local 4-piece indie-psychedelic-jazz-rock band, operating out of Berlin.
Inspired by a pamphlet from 1661 titled: "Fumifugium, or, The Inconvenience of the aer and smoak of London", the group recreates this sense of progressive intoxication with every moment of performance.
