Flowgeist

Flowgeist makes its live debut at Kantine am Berghain alongside the release of its first full-length album. Conceived by Berlin based artists Marco Bruno and Velvet May, the project emerges from a shared inquiry into sound and aesthetics. Approaching electronic music as a cinematic field, Flowgeist moves through atmospheres, fractured rhythms and sculptural sound design. Its language develops through detail: genre remains peripheral, meaning is tethered to sensation, drawing the listener in to a world shaped by an unfolding narrative. Traces of triphop, post punk, industrial electronics and break beat appear like residues within a wider dramaturgy, where rhythm, texture and voice carry the album’s internal narrative into physical space. The performance marks the first live incarnation of the record, open its layered studio architecture to the immediacy of the room.

Marco Bruno is a multidisciplinary storyteller whose releases span Helena Hauff's Return to Disorder, James Ruskin's Blueprint and Ben Sims' labels. His work has been presented on stages and platforms including TEDx and Tresor, and he is the founder of Evighet Records, a platform dedicated to identity, transformation and sonic evolution.

Velvet May is a live performer, singer and music producer whose practice moves through industrial textures, body-driven tension and rock-inflected intensity. Blending experimentation with meticulous sounddesign, his work is detailed and sharply controlled. He has released music on labels including Veyl, Tearson Waves and She Lost Kontrol.