Waajeed Live

There’s a particular weight to music born in Detroit – something about grit and soul, looped through machinery. A founding figure of Slum Village and a close conspirator of J Dilla, he’s carried that lineage into his own genre-defiant orbit, folding house, funk and hip-hop into something both urgent and unpolished. Now, in a rare hybrid live set, he steps into BEAMCUBE with the kind of sonic intent that doesn’t pander or explain itself. Think cracked vinyl layered over industrial pulse, a meditation and a demand in one breath. Before that, Maarten sets the tone. A stalwart of Bangkok’s underground, he’s known for slipping seamlessly between decks and hardware, mood and mayhem. This isn’t just a night out – it’s a recalibration. A reminder that sound doesn’t have to be neat to be unforgettable. Jun 13. B400 via here and B600 at the door. BEAM, 9pm onwards