
Join DJ-duo Discos Horizontes for a vinyl listening session across borders, from Surinamese kaseko and Caribbean konpa to Thai luk thung, afrobeats, Turkish psychedelica and Jamaican dub.
Tickets27/11/2026
20:30
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01:00
€ 7,50
ENG
Kantine
November

For this edition of A Taste of Vinyl, host MF Andrade and Discos Horizontes take us on a musical journey across borders and genres. As we're celebrating 51 years of Surinamese independence this week (Srefidensi), we'll be putting the spotlight on Surinamese vinyl and music genres.
The evening starts as a listening session, with space to settle in, listen closely and discover new sounds together. As the night progresses, the tables can make way for a little more dancing and the Kantine shifts from a listening room to a dance floor.
Discos Horizontes will also bring a small snack to share with the audience: a little taste to go with the music.
Discos Horizontes is made up of DJs Kaliman & Agua Rosa, who have spent years collecting adventurous vinyl gems from all corners of the world. The collective first came together in Chile, and that Latin American influence can still be heard in their organic sound. During their extended sets at festivals such as Down The Rabbit Hole and Lowlands, they are constantly exploring connections between different dance styles: from feverish cumbia and Caribbean konpa to Thai luk-thung, funky afrobeat, Turkish psychedelia, Jamaican dub and everything in between.
Add our nourishing, affordable family dish to your ticket for €12.50. The kitchen is open from 17:00 to 21:00.
More info.
If you're joining us for dinner, please arrive one hour before the programme starts so you have enough time to enjoy your meal.
17:00 | Kitchen opens
19:30 | Recommended arrival for dinner
20:30 – 22:00 | Listening session w/ Discos Horizontes
22:00 – 01:00 | Sets to dance on by Discos Horizontes
€ 7,50 | Programme entrance
€ 20 | Entrance + family dish
We want everyone to feel welcome, regardless of their budget. DM us on Instagram or send us an email for a free community ticket, made possible by ticket donations from others.
Each edition, host and OASE programmer MF Andrade invites a guest to share an hour of their favourite vinyl records. Records that hold memories, shape them, or carry cultural meaning. Together with the audience, we listen, reflect and enter into conversation.
MF Andrade is also the co-founder of FAROFFA, a Rotterdam-based movement that honours the mix of tastes between Cabo Verde and Brasil. As a DJ and cultural connector, MF Andrade creates evenings where different scenes, generations and stories meet.
“My role is to guide the dialogue, provide context to the music and create space for interaction between guest and audience.” - MF Andrade