Black Gravity Dance: Hoera, Orpheu the Wizard, Julion De'Angelo & Joffrey Anane

Black Gravity returns to Het Bos for another Sunday gathering.

From sharing a meal around the table to sitting down for an intimate listening session, before eventually moving together on the dancefloor. A day to slow down, connect and enjoy music in all its forms.
We kick things off with OTARK, as Charlotte Koopmans takes over the kitchen. With a love for seasonal ingredients, tradition and creative experimentation, she brings her own approach to the table. Expect a thoughtfully prepared lunch, good food and a chance to gather, share and ease into the day together.

Following lunch, we welcome HOERA. for a special album release listening session.
The trio Bert Cools, Dries Laheye & Stijn Cools create a musical world somewhere between jazz, film music, songs and ambient. Blending improvisation and electronics, their music invites you to slow down, get comfortable and simply get lost in the sounds.

As the afternoon turns into evening, we make room for BLACK GRAVITY DANCE.
We're excited to welcome ORPHEU THE WIZARD from Amsterdam, founder of Wake Dream Records. Known for his open-minded approach to music and love for unexpected discoveries, his selections move effortlessly across genres, moods and rhythms. A shared love for musical exploration, soulful discoveries and the magic of the dancefloor makes him a natural fit for Black Gravity. Looking forward to having him with us!

Joining him is JULION DE'ANGELO from Detroit. Rooted in the rich legacy of Black American music, his approach moves freely between jazz, soul, house and experimental sounds. His musical philosophy resonates deeply with what Black Gravity stands for: celebrating musical roots, embracing the unexpected and recognising the dancefloor as a space for expression and connection.

Adding another dimension to the day, JOFFREY ANANE returns to the Black Gravity family with a solo performance from his artistic project Body Dialects. Exploring movement as humanity's first language, his performance looks at how our bodies communicate beyond words, shaped by culture, identity and personal experience.

Timetable
13u: Food
15u: hoera.
17u: Julion De'angelo
20u: Orpheu The Wizard
01u: Curfew