Resident Music Collective
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| free admission |
| Ground Floor, Schlüter Courtyard |
| Belongs to: Fête de la Musique 2025, Global Cultural Assembly 2025 |
The Resident Music Collective is an interdisciplinary ensemble that was launched in 2021 for the opening of the Humboldt Forum in Berlin – and has been enriching the city’s music scene with fresh impulses ever since. The collective brings together outstanding musicians from a wide range of cultures and musical traditions across the city. Known for its genre-crossing, transtraditional sound experiments, it continues to surprise and captivate audiences with new musical dialogues.
Whether in connection with current exhibitions or pressing social themes, the Resident Music Collective masterfully weaves music with performance, dance, and live electronics, creating unique, sensory experiences that move both audiences and artists alike.
Following the concert, mokeyanju will take over the decks in the Schlüterhof with a DJ-Set.
The evening marks the festive closing of the Global Cultural Assembly, which brings together international artists, thinkers, and activists to reflect on global cultural topics and develop creative projects.
Encounters, music, shared meals, lively exchange, and collective experiences will make this evening a truly special moment of coming together as part of the Fête de la Musique.
Participants
mokeyanju
mokeyanju (Jumoke Adeyanju) is an interdisciplinary sound artist, multilingual writer, dancer and vinyl collector and is living in Berlin. She is the founder of ‘The Poetry Meets… Series’ and hosts her own radio show “Sauti ya àkókò” on Refuge Worldwide.