SAT 01.08 · 11PM–6:30AM · STRASBOURG
Aoûj B2B 33Soleil
CRRDR · Emmanuelle
Regal86 B2B Teki Latex
Veine
Early rate 12 € from 11pm to midnight · then 14 / 16 / 18 €, your choice, in fairness · 21+
Limited presale · 500 tickets at the door every night
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If you love electronic music when it refuses to pick a lane, this is your night. A genre invented in Bogotá. A rave forged in Monterrey. The art of the blend, honed in Paris. And a scene growing in Strasbourg. That night, all four stories play out under one roof, in the former tobacco factory.
A rare sound system: a dome of some thirty speakers, designed with French company Cym Acoustics.
b2b with Regal86
📍 Paris@tekilatex
Grime over a reggaeton track? A 90s rave anthem over a UK bassline? And it all holds together? That's the art of Teki Latex, 25 years spent building bridges between music that everything keeps apart. The one Rinse France, the BBC and France Inter invite when club culture needs telling. On August 1st, he brings it to life for real at Karmen Camina.
It all starts in the Parisian independent rap scene of the late 90s. With the cult trio TTC, Teki Latex was one of those rappers who refused the border between rap and electronic music: playful flows over futuristic beats, at a time when the two worlds ignored each other. Institubes, the label he co-founded, became the epicentre of a French generation inventing its own club music.
Then the switch: the rapper put down the mic and relearned everything behind the decks. He co-founded Sound Pellegrino, a laboratory for house and bass music without borders, collaborated with Modeselektor, Para One and Bambounou, and built a second reputation as a DJ with an instantly recognisable style. Rinse France first, then BBC Radio 1, which made him a resident in March 2020: the Parisian nerd became an international bridge-builder.
In February 2026, Mehdi Maïzi invited him for an hour on France Inter to unfold 25 years of club culture (the interview is just above, in French). And he sums up his method better than anyone: “a music nerd's approach”.
Also worth reading: VRaAC (2025, FR) · Abcdr du Son (2015, FR) · the France Inter podcast
▶ France Inter's reel with Teki LatexWatch on Instagram →
b2b with Teki Latex
📍 Monterrey@regal86regal86
Hailing from Monterrey, in northern Mexico, Regal86 blends the raw energy of rave and club culture with percussion drawn from Latin rhythms. In just a few years: over 40 albums, more than 500 tracks online, and an underground style that makes no concessions. And in the booth, one detail says it all: no headphones. Pure instinct.
In an interview with Jockey Narval, Teki Latex describes his techno as shot through with tribal house influences, rooted in Chicano tradition: “his own version of hardgroove”.
He belongs to a Mexican generation that built its techno on its own terms, with no imported blueprint: fast, physical, feeding on rave codes and the rhythms of its continent. His output has become legendary, dozens of self-produced albums released at the pace others put out EPs. DJ Mag featured him in its Recognise series in 2024, and Resident Advisor had already spotted him in 2023 in its Breaking Through series.
Read more: DJ Mag · Recognise (2024) · RA · Breaking Through (2023)
📍 Strasbourg
📍 Strasbourg@veine.de.venus
A major presence on the local emerging scene, Veine crafts expressive sets tailored for the night and intimate clubs. A regular fixture at alternative events in Strasbourg, her music hits the dancefloor, solo or b2b, with an intensity that is always raw, direct and highly infectious.
Sound system: Danley Sound Labs.
the inventor of latincore · Bogotá
@c0rred0r
A Colombian producer, DJ and multidisciplinary artist, CRRDR is one of the architects of latincore: an explosive fusion of dembow, baile funk, reggaeton and hard electronic music. A figure of the global Latin underground, recognised by NTS, Mixmag and Pitchfork, he founded the TRAAAMPAAA collective, dedicated to experimental latinx sound. On Saturday, the club room is his.
The story begins with a refusal: in Bogotá, clubs wanted pure techno and turned away those who mixed reggaeton, gabber, guaracha and champeta. So Francisco Corredor invented something else, a fusion so singular the world had to coin a word for it. From Bucaramanga to Bogotá and now Berlin, he brings together a whole Latin American generation through TRAAAMPAAA. In autumn 2025, his album “Latincore Legend”, 25 tracks you can listen to just above, set the genre's monument: Remezcla read it as a tribute to immigration and the creative lawlessness of the internet, Tsugi told the story of the “latinx club sauce” in French, and Mixmag handed him its Mix 021.
Read and listen: Tsugi (2025, FR) · Remezcla (2025) · Mixmag · The Mix 021 · Paper (2024)
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the local scene, opening the night · Strasbourg
@aouj.elounelli @33_soleil
Aoûj · A new resident at Zest Radio, he develops a musical vision fed by a wide spectrum of sounds, notably North African. He explores the crossings of afro-electronic genres (batida, gqom, baile funk, bass music) through sharp rhythms, deep bass and a resolutely dancefloor-driven approach: percussive, immersive, club-focused sets.
33Soleil · Blooming in Strasbourg's basements as much as its undergrowth, she gathers bewitching melodies and warm rhythms that sprout through her sets like wave-tales of playful medley. On the edge between latin bass, post-club and ambient pop, she cultivates a hybrid, sparkling kind of party within Peste Sauvage, a collective fertilising musical experimentation since 2022.
Practical info
Karmen Camina, the former boiler house of the Manufacture des Tabacs, Krutenau district, Strasbourg. → Directions
Paris: 1h46 by TGV. Yes, really. Karlsruhe: ~40 min by train · Offenburg: ~25 min · Freiburg: ~1h15 · Basel: ~1h20 · Nancy: ~1h30. Entry is possible until 4am, plenty of time to arrive on the last evening train.
Early rate 12 € from 11pm to midnight, then 14 / 16 / 18 €, your choice, no proof required, in fairness with your means. Limited online presale, and 500 tickets available at the door every night. 21+. Entry possible until 4am.
Holding a ticket does not guarantee entry if the conditions of access are not respected.
A safe and caring party space is built together, between a venue and its crowd. For a free and joyful night, take care of yourself and your friends, and be mindful of others and of the space you take.
If you are the victim or witness of an abnormal situation, or if you see someone who is not doing well, reach out to a member of the team. We are highly vigilant and we are here for you. We believe you.
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Two rooms from 11pm to 6:30am · rooftop open during the event · lockers at 2 € (bring a coin) · light food · wide range of soft drinks.
Karmen Camina is a living, collective, hybrid cultural space located in the former tobacco factory in Strasbourg. A place for encounters, freedom, creation and expression, open, with a commitment to ecological and social progress, sound and visual creation, and all forms of experimentation that enable us to share.
Karmen Camina is run by the Tiers-Lab cooperative, made up of independent entrepreneurs and creative people from the alternative cultural community of Strasbourg. Decision-making power is shared among the members of the cooperative. There is no majority shareholder.
♡ See you on the dancefloors
