Noite da Raposa is back, an event of immersion and bravado dedicated to emerging electronica and beyond: two stages at ADAO’s Sala Oficina, short concerts with no breaks in-between, a night for good mismatches and the official kick-off for a year (it starts whenever One wants it to, after all) we wish to be a happy one.

This time, Raposa part 6 brings us the ‘anything-goes’ magic from ZIMA, the duo composed by Sara Zita Correia and Marta Ramos, who have been enchanting us since their work undertaken as part of OUT.RA’s 2020 Creation Grant; the ritualistic guitar explorations of ZARYA, multidisciplinary artist who’s made Lisbon her home; the electronics as a means to fight off “the boredom of living in the country” of SUPPERMINER; the swing-like instrumental loops with soul from Angolan OSEIAS; the exaltation of house and the obvious (?) interconnection between Detroit, Chicago and Barreiro (hint: factories and wind) from Mel das Peras and Thep aka THE WORLD ACCORDING TO MEL & THEP and, last but definitely not least, the violent and beatific harsh noise massage of SHIKABALA (who is also Aires and member of Peak Bleak and Fashion Eternal).