

The interesting thing is that Belgrade, along with Paris, London, Copenhagen and Amsterdam will be among the first cities in the world where Dave Harrington and “Other People” will preform live the new album “Become Alive”, released in April this year. Rarely can you find the releases that have been simultaneously covered by various influential music magazines such as “Pitchfork”, “Resident Advisor”, “Consequence of Sound” or even “Wall Street Journal” (!), and the reviewers have characterized the release as the return of primal jazz musician and an author who matured as a guitarist true to his roots with an impeccable pedigree of New York’s famous jazz improvisation scene. This album was created by the Apostolic Twelve, Harrington and his closest associates and friends, including Nicolas Jaar, while on tour Dave Harrington’s group travels as a quartet. It is expected that these performances will bring some new interpretations of the songs “Things Behind the Sun” and “Form and Affect” that preceded this album, and many aspire to find citations in improvisational and distinctive guitar parts from Harrington’s Darkside writings, which we got the chance to hear at Kalemegdan three years ago.
The second season of Apgrade events will be initiated on the 27th of May in Belgrade’s Barutana by the leader of the German techno scene Chris Liebing. This year, Apgrade will host some of the leading electronic artists, like it did last year with Richie Hawtin, Nicolas Jaar, Loco Dice, Mathew Jonson, Function, Efdemin, Valentin Stip, Mike Huckaby, Julian Jeweil, Sebastian Mullaert, Fabio Florido, Caleb Calloway and others. The Apgrade weekend of 2016 will be held on the 2nd and 3rd of September in Belgrade and the first headliners will soon be announced.


