Trill - Uncut ‘Let me pixy your brain’ • Studio STUK

Uncut is the open mic of Trill. This edition ‘Unframing Ourselves’ in Studio Manhattan, curated TRILL, is a free podium for music, slam and spoken word.

Do you write, rhyme or make music but you've never been on stage? You fell like it's the right time? Uncut is the place where you can let your voice be heard!

The icebreakers are a couple of invited artists that lead the way. Expect these headliners: Majé, tha rainx, and Amrita Khan. After them, the stage is yours. Bring what you feel. You don't have to stick to one theme. We end the night with a dj set by Affair.

Uncut stands for mutual respect, safer space and braver space. Art and stories are shared in an open minded atmosphere.

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Jazz Sanusi
The next UNCUT edition will be hosted by @jazzsanusi
Jazz is a singer-songwriter from Antwerp. After many years on stage together with numerous bands and collectives, she is now centerstage as a solo act.
And we can’t wait to be joined by her at UNCUT!

️Come see her hype up our line-up!

Amrita Khan
@amritakhan is a growing singer and songwriter with Russian-Pakistani roots.
Her original live sets are neo-soul inspired, often mixing unique sounds and instruments like the handpan, congas and tablas.
Her lyricism is influenced by societal pressure on millenials and messy heartbreaks.
To get inspired? She digs into her own experiences or those from people around her.


Melanie Asselmans
@melanie.asselmans is a Brussels-based poet and member of the inclusive makers collective Hyster-x.
She obtained a master's degree in Western Literature (KU Leuven) and Gender & Diversity (UGent).
Melanie's work reflects on the inherent complexity of human relationships. She writes about being a woman and being queer, about consent, about privilege and boundaries, about love, compassion and compromise.

Majé
@i.am.maje is the third name of singer-songwriter Elvira Lawson. Though born and bred in the heart of West Flanders𑁋Roeselare (Belgium)𑁋Togolese blood runs through her veins. In Togolese ‘madjé’ means ‘grace’.
Writing music began as a way to speak her mind, but it quickly became more than that𑁋it became her safe place. A place where she can be authentic, a place where she finds love, a place where she grows and glows in hidden waters. Today she feels ready to come out of the shadows and share the fruits of her passion with you.

Marie-Paule Mugeni
@mugeni.poetry is an artist from Brussels, active in slam poetry and other multidisciplinary scenes like traditional Rwandan dance and Mugeni is an artist from Brussels, active in slam poetry and other multidisciplinary scenes like traditional Rwandan dance and writing.
At 24 years old she explored stages at BOZAR, C.C. Jacques-Franck, Festival Voix de femmes, KVS with her own poetic works.

Tha Rainx
Sunni Lamin Barrow (1998)@tha_rainx is a relatively rising name in The Netherlands Poetry circuit. After young years of performing as a spoken word artist, he is now exploring new theatrical hybrids in his artistic career.
Sunni’s works are inspired by his Gambian background and new explorations, he shares his challenging experiences, beliefs, identity, and aspirations through his poetry and art illustrations.
As a formation of identity, Sunni's current artistic curiosity embarks on lending voices to the ills of society he is yet to heal from.

Maïto
Maito's @maito.mp3 general passion and drive for music materialized in mixing and selecting tracks. ️
His main focus lies on spinning and bringing out club inspired house.
We’re talking deep,
We’re talking groovy
We’re talking spacey 4x4 beats with a broken-beat element of surprise.
We’ll tell you one thing: Maito’s DJ set after the headliners will be LITTY.