An enigmatic producer and singer-songwriter hailing from the UK, Florence Sinclair crafts hazy, genre-blurring music that’s captivated a devoted following since their 2021 debut, Gentle Decay.

Their sound fuses early grime and hip-hop influences with dreamy, cinematic atmospheres, where haunted club beats dissolve into vivid field recordings and intimate chamber pop. A fusion of Black British culture and history, their work reinvents familiar themes for a new generation.

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Show design: TOR Studio
Production: Alice Agency
Lighting design: Bianca Peruzzi

Supported by Arts Council England and Goethe-Institut London.

"Seeing in dreams" unifies the act of "seeing" with transformation—whether through cultural critique, subconscious exploration, or immersive dreaming. It positions perception as a dynamic force capable of reshaping reality, challenging static interpretations, and fostering deeper self-awareness. This resonates with the idea that to "see" is to engage actively with the world, while to "dream" is to reconstruct it in new and meaningful ways.

Friday, May 9th
PAN Showcase
Amnesia Scanner
Crystallmess
Ecco2K (DJ)
Heith
nunguja
Tim Hecker
Tzusing (plus) Kim Laughton
upsammy (live)

Saturday DAY, May 10th
Clara La San
Slauson Malone 1
Spirit Blue
Still House Plants
Sun Ra Arkestra
TAAHLIAH (live)


Saturday NIGHT, May 10th
Andy Stott
JASSS
TSVI b2b object blue
u.r.trax

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To close Porto/Post/Doc Film & Media Festival, we presented Voice Actor at the historic Passos Manuel Cinema. Her work blurs the line between poetry, performance, and production—spoken-word narratives unfolding over ambient and electronic textures. Subtle yet evocative visuals deepened the atmosphere, heightening the tension between sound and space.

For our Frieze takeover, we collaborated with My Galerina and INFXX to host a sold-out night at Electrowerkz. Featuring New York (live), John T Gast, Cõvco, JKQ (Josiane Pozi b2b Klein), Solomon Garçon (live), Rat Section, Prince Kongo (live), Melodramatics, DJ Kitkocame one of the most sought-after during Frieze week—an unmissable moment in London’s cultural calendar.

For our launch event, we welcomed Lorenzo Senni back to London after a six-year hiatus. A tireless investigator of dance music’s mechanisms, his work deconstructs and amplifies euphoric motifs, suspending them in a perpetual state of tension. Hosted at the ICA, the sold-out, high energy night set the tone for what’s to come. Supporting him was Vanessa Bedoret, a violinist, vocalist, aMyGalerinar whose practice bends the classical form into new, uncharted spaces.