The Our Scene discourse program will examine the music industry from different perspectives. Casting light on the structures and power dynamics behind club culture by giving voice to those that shape the scene and the world of today and tomorrow. 

Thursday will be dedicated to the music industry as such. Friday is curated by the black community collective Som•m•e Of Us. Saturday is centred around queer politics. 

More information and free registration via listenfestival.be

Thursday 28.03.2024

13:00 — 18:00

Workshop by Refuge Worldwide: Introduction to club sound and lighting at Fuse

14:15 — 15:30

RA: Exchange Live w. CJ Bolland

15:40 — 17:00

RA: TBC

17:40 —19:30

Reflections on Electronic Music Culture: An interview with Shawn Reynaldo - hosted by Richard Akingbehin

20:00 — 21:00

Concert: Céline Gillain

22:00 — 03:00

Jog Wheel: Opening party curated by NMSS and Mikamayonnaise

Friday 29.03.2024

12:00 — 15:00

Workshop by Refuge Worldwide: Field Recording w/ Coline Cornélis

Curated by Som·m·e Of Us:

14:40 — 16:00

Video Lecture : “The Black History of Dance Music”  by Adyam Tesfamariam and Lucas Sanou, part 1.

16:30 — 18:00

Video Lecture : “The Black History of Dance Music”  by Adyam Tesfamariam and Lucas Sanou, part 2.

18:40 — 20:00

Keynote "On DJ Scholarship" by Lynnée Denise

20:00 — 21:30

Talk : Nightlife and Liberation Activism – A Black, Queer Perspective w/ Adyam Tesfamariam, Lynnée Denise, Raziyah Heath and moderated by Eric Cyuzuzo.

Saturday 30.03.2024

12:30 — 14:30

Sound design workshop with aya presented by Resident Advisor

17:00 — 18:00

Activism in dance : using dance music to bring change With GIDEÖN ( Homo-Centric Records, Block9, R3 SoundSystem) & Guillaume Bleret (Gay Haze)

18:00 — 20:00

Navigating politics as a queer promoter. A Western European perspective. With Eloisa Blitzer (Maricas), Jacob Meehan (Buttons/Whole), Nola (Fatsabbats) & Shay Malt (Adonis). Moderated by King Baxter."