Transmissão: Errantes X (((Aux)))

Transmissão is a collaboration between Lisbon-based Errantes collective and Berlin-based (((aux))) collective, creating a shared space for sound, movement, and senses. Our focus is on strengthening the presence of FLINTA DJs on stage while building a dancefloor that feels open to all participants. In this second edition, we meet Sexto Station. Following a first night that set a beautiful tone, same spirit, same care. An intimate gathering for people drawn to electronic music, featuring a range of genres such as house, techno, breakbeats, and electro. The venue is a secret, visionary-world space in Lisbon: warm and well-kept, with the feeling of stepping into something timeless and quietly special. A place that invites closeness, conversation, and dancing without pressure, meeting in an easy flow. Line up — Melody Melody’s story begins in 2010 with her first residency at Die Nacht, performing as a duo with Ethel. Over the years, she has toured extensively across Europe, building a strong, consistent presence. Through a series of showcases, she held residencies at Club der Visionaere and Hoppetosse in Berlin, refining her approach behind the decks. Back in Paris, Melody became a regular at Rex Club and Breakfast Club afterparties, which she also co-organized. Her sets are direct and energetic, guided by a sharp digger’s sensibility, blending electro and breakbeat with 90s house and techno to deliver a raw yet confident sound. — Mylena Mylena is a DJ and producer based in Tunis. Active across clubs and independent events for over a decade, she also curates Finest Groove, a party series focused on emerging DJs. With a background in sound engineering and mixing, she produces her own music and has released tracks on Gemini Records (Berlin), Saraw, and Fratii.ro. Her style moves between minimal structures, 90s house, and acid influences. — Teja Teja is a Lithuania-born DJ and visual artist based in Lisbon, and a member of the Errantes collective. Her practice moves between sound and image, drawing clear connections between her visual work and the music she selects. Rooted in a deep curiosity for underground music and dark melodies, her selections are eclectic and intuitive, guided by attentive listening rather than genre boundaries. — Joana Trindade Bento (installation) Joana’s work explores how spaces are inhabited, how objects shape relationships, and how art can function as a meeting point. This sensitivity informs her approach to creating environments that feel both intimate and collectively alive. For over seven years, she has led Joy Food Experiences, a creative platform where she develops authorial projects and facilitates artistic processes across educational, cultural, and corporate contexts. Her practice is grounded in collaboration, attentive making, and the soft overlap between artistic work and everyday life. • The exact location will be shared with ticket holders • Time: 20:00–02:00 Poster by: Xochilt Cojal