SAT x EAF — Foodman • Neo Edo • RAMZi — show & food

RAMZi, veteran of the Montreal music vanguard, is to lay down witty and playfully innovative grooves, initiating the audience to unusual fusions between genres, as heard on her latest album Moon Tan (FATi, 2024). Her performance vows to bring a steady and liquid atmospheric rhythm to the dancefloor.

Served in a mini tartelette with pickled vegetables, spices cooked in rendered beef tallow

Foodman is one of those geniuses capable of skilfully blending ludic soundfonts; brain-breaking structures; influences stemming from almost every electronic music genre, from juke, footwork, ambient, house, techno, to glitch, without really sticking clearly to any of them. One listen of Yasuragi Land (Hyperdub, 2021) or Ez Minzoku (Orange Milk, 2016) paints a clear picture of the wild ride his music offers. Acclaimed on numerous occasions by critics and audiences alike, his appearance in Montreal is an event in itself!

Japanese croquette filled with cheese and pork dredged in panko and fried, Mentusyu sauce

Neo Edo, of underground fame, will dominate the floor with his bass and breakbeat compositions, rife with dernier-cri flair and crashing waves of darkness. Neo Edo's live sets are as elusive as they are legendary, so don't miss this one.

Basque-style cheesecake served with a poached pear and caramel sauce garnished with a matcha powder, yuzu gel, and a tuile