Tickets

Description

There are forces that can only be felt when the night awakens. Näwä is a calling, a portal where the senses expand, and time dissolves. On July 12th, Temple Club will be the meeting point between the unknown and the inevitable. Line Up Antonio (AR) : Argentine DJ/producer from Santa Cruz, Patagonia, whose passion for music was ignited at an early age, shaping an artistic path he has been perfecting for over 14 years. His style is defined by a unique fusion that encompasses house, melodic house, and afro house rhythms, enriched with urban vibes and the percussion influences from his childhood. These elements have molded his artistic sensibility and defined his distinctive sonic identity. RMNY (RAMONY) The second artist confirmed for the next edition of NAWA is RMNY (Ramony) – a rising Brazilian DJ and producer from Ceará making waves in the global electronic scene. Known for his powerful Afro House sound, RMNY has charted with tracks like "Eu Vejo" (#53 Afro-House Top 100) and "Sirena" (#63 Hype Top 100). With past shows in Brazil, Mexico, Portugal, and Greece, and an upcoming release "NAWA" on Transa Records, RMNY brings his signature energy and international flair to the NAWA stage. AYTIWAN Belgium-born Aytiwan has emerged as a distinctive force in the Afro House and Afro Tech scenes. Formerly known as Nico P, he has evolved with a keen ear for innovation and a deep passion for rhythm. His breakthrough came when Black Coffee played the Kususa remix of his track “Iphathi” (with Idd Aziz) at Madison Square Garden alongside a 12-piece orchestra. The track gained further recognition through Black Coffee’s global sets and playlists, including Hï Ibiza and Spotify’s curated lists. Supported by leading names like Roger Sanchez, Shimza, MoBlack, Angelos, and Desiree, “Iphathi” has resonated across major festivals such as Tomorrowland and Extrema Outdoor, even reaching #22 on the Beatport Afro House chart. Inspired by Belgium’s vibrant scene and artists like Enoo Napa and Themba, Aytiwan continues to push boundaries. His releases, such as “Ilanga” (feat. Nes Mburu) and “Mayenzeke” (with G-Wash10 & Tabia), highlight his versatility and dedication to Afro-centric electronic music. With upcoming collaborations featuring Starving Yet Full, Mavhungu, and Oluhle, Aytiwan is cementing his global presence. ZMOLLER Local : Pátio do Pinzaleiro 26, 1200-869 Lisboa