Joshua Idehen moves in the terrain between voice and pulse. As a British‑born Nigerian spoken word artist and collaborator, he has contributed to Mercury‑nominated albums by The Comet Is Coming and Sons of Kemet. Now, alongside producer Ludvig Parment, he transforms poetic fragments into immersive sonic landscapes for club settings.
At Fasching you’ll enter a space where beat and metaphor converse. Expect moments of quiet revelation, surges of dance energy and lyrical intimacy. This is music that leans in, to questions, to longing, to joy. Let Joshua’s voice guide you through the spaces between sound and meaning.
Support: Shanaz Dorsett
Shanaz Dorsett writes songs from the edges of everyday life – overheard conversations on the tube, her Turkish and Caribbean aunties gossiping, memories from a Houston adolescence. The South London singer-songwriter has a sharp ear for the stories that usually slip past unnoticed.
New material pairs her witty lyricism with hip-hop production by Amarah (EarthGang, Smino), and can be placed beside artists like Sampha and Jamila Woods. Her double single Costume Gold/Silly drops in April – and gets its Swedish live debut right here.
