DJs

DJ Bunbun (6-7pm)

Loves kicking off the night with sunny synths, a touch of obscure pop, and shining a spotlight on queer artists.

Pudding Chomeur

Anachnid (7-8pm)

Multidisciplinary Indigenous Oji-Cree artist based in Montreal. Gracing us with an etheral nervous system reset.

DJ Avenue (8-9.30pm)

Loves making waves with her eclectic mix of 90s and 00s throwbacks, soca, arab, afrobeats, reggaeton, house, and top 40 tracks. With her infectious energy, DJ Avenue captivates audiences, creating an inclusive and vibrant atmosphere where everyone can come together and express themselves. Prepare for an unforgettable journey as DJ Avenue takes you on a transcendent, sonic adventure through genres.

Performers

heartbreaking country harmonies
https://thepuddingchomeur.bandcamp.com/

Brian Sanderson

Local award winning musician, fiddler, and long time friend of Biblioterre

Aphotik (11:30pm-1am)

DJ, producer and musician based in Ottawa, ON. They also run Conscious Wave, a Canadian electronic music platform & event planner that promotes up-and-coming and established artists alike. Aphotik is known for bass-driven DJ sets that touch on many flavours of dubstep, drum & bass, UK garage + more. From appearances at free parties & underground raves to festivals such as Future Forest (NB), Eclipse Festival (QC) and Groove & Bass Festival (QC), Aphotik maintains a familiar repertoire of underground styles, while still catering to each unique stage & vibe.

rtfct

beats & tunes produced primarily from found sounds & field recordings with improvised violin
https://soundcloud.com/rtfct

Les Bobettes

Les Bobettes is a five-voice vocal group that originated in a living room in Ripon, in the Outaouais region*, driven by five singers: Audrey Girard-Miron, Alix Pugeaut, Mygale B. Desrosiers, Camille Faubert, and Mathilde Boual. The project stems from a desire to sing together, a shared passion for oral tradition, and a feminist perspective on cultural heritage. Drawing on the traditional repertoires of their respective cultures to create original arrangements and compositions, they use polyphonic a cappella singing to explore themes, either humorous or dark, found in the folklore of Quebec, Occitania, and beyond.

catg.irl.1 (1-2am)

Scene queen magical girl music/ jungle dnb trance

Dupil Collective

queer Filipino folk punk and poetry
https://dupilcollective.wixsite.com/dupil-collective