MoAW presents PRAED + Toni Geitani’s Wahj ft. Spooky-J + Rully Shabara – live with Xhabarabot Voice Machines
Address – NASHAZ , Rue Picard 3, 1000 Bruxelles
Doors – 7 30 pm
Tickets – €13 pre-sales; €16 OTD
PRAED – Shaabi / Psychedelic / Free Jazz
Founded by Raed Yassin and Paed Conca in 2006, “Praed” is a band whose musical oeuvre can be described as a mixture of Arabic popular music, free jazz, and electronics. Praed explores the terrain of Shaabi and its interconnectedness with other psychedelic and hypnotic musical genres in the world, such as free jazz, space jazz, and psychedelic rock.
Rully Shabara: Live with Xhabarabot Voice Machines – Voice / Experimental / Decolonial
Rully has developed Xhabarabot Voice Machines (XVM) as a series of web-based interfaces as a practice-based research project investigating post-AI music culture. Initially conceived as a personal exploration of his own voice data, the project has evolved into an interactive platform for live performance which range from sequencers to ones that respond to audio or visual inputs and deliberately reject conventional digital instrument logics in favor of improvisational, intuitive, and non-linear interaction.
Toni Geitani presents Wahj ft. Spooky-J – Avant-pop / Industrial / Futurism
Toni is a music producer, composer and performer with a Master’s degree in Live Electronics from the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where his research explored sampling as a political medium. His releases include Al Roujoou Ilal Qamar (2018) and Wahj (2026), the latter named The Guardian’s Global Album of the Month. His work blends synthesizers, tape and custom software environments into immersive sonic experiences.
Jacob Maskell-Key is a multi-disciplinary musician, producer and drummer, founder of Nihiloxica and known for his solo project Spooky-J. With a background in jazz and deep roots in global club scenes, his work bridges live percussion and electronic production.
Artwork by the incredible Kareem Lotfy
