For EINDER, Djrum not only creates the soundscape and music, but also performs live with his self-built instruments: hybrid acoustic-electronic sculptures made from raw and found materials, where organic resonances merge with deep electronic sound worlds.
With a genre-defying discography released on labels including Houndstooth, and performances at international platforms such as Berlin Atonal, Djrum creates an ever-evolving, physical landscape of sound in which the architecture of the space itself becomes part of the instrument.
Renowned British electronic producer and composer Felix Manuel, who performs under the name Djrum, has created a new, bespoke soundtrack for the exhibition, bringing together contemporary electronic composition with avant-garde, tactile acoustics.
Following his acclaimed, sold-out performance at London’s Barbican Centre, where he presented his Improvised Live concept, Manuel brings his distinctive, site-responsive approach to Einder.
EINDER is accessible to wheelchair users. If you are planning to attend a concert and require a wheelchair space, please let us know in advance by emailing einder@thisismakingwaves.com.
The Centrale Markthal is accessed via a footbridge. After contacting us by email, wheelchair users can arrange to be met at the gatehouse and assisted to the venue.
Two parking spaces are reserved for visitors arriving by car with a wheelchair. These spaces are located to the left of the main entrance of the Markthal, on the south side of the building. If you would like to use one of these spaces, please let us know in advance.
To ensure the best possible experience for all guests, entry is not permitted once the concert has started.
Access to the Centrale Markthal is via the footbridge. Walking across the footbridge takes approximately 15 minutes, so please allow enough time to reach the venue before the concert starts. Doors open 45 minutes before the concert.