RWXVI x DEnacht E02 – A night that will be long remembered
Since it’s raise, the Berlin Wall was a political and cultural barrier. The fall of the wall was the start of many great artists and clubs like Ostgut Ton's Berghain, E-Werk, and Tresor which made Berlin's techno scene very impactful and inspiring.
To celebrate the 30th Anniversay of the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Hapësira organized RWXVI x DEnacht E02 in collaboration with the German Embassy in Prishtina, in love and honor of Germany, its electronic music scene, and Ambassador Held without whose support “Rilindja Warehouse” would have been taken from Hapësira, leaving us the electronic music community without our favorite venue where so many unforgettable memories were made.
Before the event, we were listening to Tobias - Like A Drug [Ostgut Ton] & Answer Code Request's Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set, to warm up for the party.
As always, we went to Rilindja Warehouse before the doors were open to avoid the queue so we could be inside from start to end, to listen to the performances of each artist.
While we were waiting for the doors to open, we were listening to Answer Code Request – The 4th Verdict [Ostgut Ton] & FBK – To A Place I Know [burek] (a track we discovered from Answer Code Requests’s Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set We loved the track!).
Barba Records · FBK - TO A PLACE I KNOW
While we were waiting for the doors to open, we connected with some ravers who came all the way from Ferizaj for the party. 😊❤️ We introduced ourselves and then a conversation about music and Hapësira's events, started.
The doors opened around 11 PM and we went inside. Usually, we walk through the corridor and enter the dancefloor right away but there were pictures from the Fall of the Wall exhibited all over the corridor so we stopped and took a look at the pictures before we walked down the corridor to the dancefloor. We got the entrace stamps and headed towards the dancefloor. As we got closer to the dancefloor, we could hear the sounds of the local artist Nårt Zé who was warming the night up
The DJ from Belgrade Zhe Pechorin took over after Nårt Zé. At some point during her set, she played Daniel Avery – Diminuendo (Patrick Rusell Remix) [Phantasy Sound]. Daniel Avery's tracks are stellar, hypnotic, and intense. At that moment, Mr. Acid's orange/warm lights felt like a visualization of the intensity of Avery's tracks. 🔥 We experienced Avery's hypnotic/energetic sound once again since his 5h extended set at Rilindja Warehouse, back in 2019.
Daniel.Avery · Diminuendo (Patrick Russell Remix
Lux started playing around 1:00 AM. The dancefloor was packed. Finally, the time for the Ostgut Ton musical masterminds Tobias and Answer Code Request to take the stage came. Their extraordinary performances left us speechless! The vibe was amazing! Mr.Acid was positioned on the left of the dancefloor, near the DJ’s. The way he synced the lights with the music was amazing. We’ve never seen anything like his lights before. His lights melted us!! 😍🧡
At some point during the night, while Tobias was playing, we were enjoying the music and dancing on the left side of the dancefloor, near the stage. All of a sudden, we heard an acid track that reminded us of Rødhåd - Like Tears In The Rain [Dystopian], coming out of the speakers 🖤🖤🖤. It wasn't Rødhåd - Like Tears In The Rain. It was an unknown, original track from Tobias as he was playing a LIVE set. We love the track and the acid vibes!!! 🖤🖤🖤
On the right side of the dancefloor, there was a replica of the wall created by Arta Rudaku, and the crowd, including the ambassador, were signing their names on the wall, just like people did on the actual wall. While we were dancing, a guy approached us begging to try his glasses. We understood why after we put the glasses on. The red lenses turned the dancefloor into a red vision. It was crazy! He even begged Mr.Acid to try the glasses.
Around 5-6 AM, we went outside to get some fresh air. We saw something we didn’t expect to see. The after-party was going on at the parking lot, while Answer Code Request was still playing inside. Someone was playing music on his car and people were dancing. We’ve never experienced something like that in Prishtina before.
We will never forget that night!
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