Min Taka

Min Taka blends indie, synth-pop, hyperpop and Turkish influences into a sound that shifts between intimate and delicate to explosive electronic bursts. Her stage name draws from the myth of a lost paradise, and she has become a rising force in the Dutch pop scene.

In July 2025, her EP "I Think We Should Just Move In Together" was released, accumulating over a million streams in a single week. The title track Boston earned her the Rotterdam Music Award for hit of the year, followed by a national nomination for the Edison Awards. Inspired by Mitski, Caroline Polachek, Cocteau Twins and Charli XCX, she has performed at venues and festivals including Down The Rabbit Hole, ESNS, The Great Escape and Motel Mozaique. This is her final show in her second home Rotterdam before heading into Europe.

KAGAMI
KAGAMI is a Rotterdam duo mixing Japanese City Pop and 1980s AOR with French Touch, Italodisco and Brazilian MPB - inspired by Daft Punk and Casiopea. In 2023 they charted in Japan; their EP Time Machine surpassed a million streams on Spotify and Apple Music within months, boosted by Spotify editorial playlists and global airplay. Live they deliver a hybrid set with layered synthesizers, vocoder and DJ work.

Hana Fatur
Hana Fatur is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter originally from Slovenia, now based in Rotterdam. Her indie pop explores quiet loneliness, sleepless thoughts and sorrow - poetic and vulnerable, with echoes of Phoebe Bridgers and Daughter. Following her Popronde autumn tour and winning the Rotterdam Grand Prize 2024, she is now performing across the Netherlands. The first two singles from her debut EP, "Satellite" and "Follow South", are already out.