Guillaume Bleret invites Floèmee, Alex Sourbis & Stanislawa

Co-founder of the fabulous Gay Haze parties, Guillaume returns after last year’s unforgettable opening night. This time his curation highlights both emerging and established voices from Brussels’ ever-evolving queer scene, guiding the crowd from a contemplative, convivial prelude to an ecstatic, liberating finale.

The Brussels-based duo Floèmee merges live vocals, the music of the Iranian setār and electronic sounds to create richly textured environments. Left-field techno, experimental club and IDM bridge ancestral resonance and contemporary experimentation, creating a raw performance that balances intimacy and intensity.

Co-creator of Kiosk Radio’s Morning Show and the Siblings dance party, Alex Sourbis approaches music as a cathartic process, a way to channel emotion and reshape perception. His sets unfold like soundtracks to unseen films, blending voices, textures and subtle details into immersive sonic narratives that draw listeners into their own inner movies.

Dividing her time between Amsterdam and Brussels, Stanislawa blends 90s trance nostalgia, groovy techno and progressive house with effortless flair. Founder of the queer collective Deep Down East and a driving force behind many community initiatives, she is known for delivering a distinctive energy to the dancefloor that is both sensual and powerful.