Dina Summer / Black Devil Disco Club / Boy Deluxe LIVE in Berlin

Audiolith Booking & Iptamenos Discos present:

DINA SUMMER

Dina Summer is the Berlin-based collaborative project of Greek-German dark-disco couple Local Suicide and Bavarian electronic producer Kalipo. The supergroup began working together in 2019 and have since been refining their combined sound.

It is a unique blend of their influences, drawing from 80s italo disco, new wave, EBM and early 00s electroclash for a dark retro-futuristic synth/wave pop sound that stands out with club-ready basslines, epic melodic hooks, and lyrics ranging from dadaist abstractions to empowering, thought-provoking themes.

Recently the band released mini album album, “Children Of The Night” bringing together all the elements that have defined their sound so far. From the disco infused synth pop of “Burning Heart” and “Bats In Paris,” recalling their debut album Rimini (2022), to the dark club driven tracks “Fuel”, “Komodo 3000”. and the title track “Children Of The Night,” which echo the atmosphere of Hide & Seek (2024), and the dark wave influenced indie songs “Rat Race” and “On The Road”, which would have felt right at home on “Girls Gang” (2025), the release showcases the full spectrum of the band's musical identity.

With millions of streams and radio airplay around the world, Dina Summer have earned support from influential artists including The Chemical Brothers, Vitalic, Soulwax, The Hacker, DJ Hell & Charlotte de Witte. Their releases have been praised by leading publications such as RA, DJ Mag, Mixmag, Groove, Spiegel Online, Rolling Stone, Musikexpress, TAZ, Tsugi, ELLE and FAZE.

The „Children Of The Night“ tour is kicking off in Latin America with dates in Bogota, Lima, Buenos Aires, Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City and then brings the trio back to Europe for headline shows in Germany, UK, France, Switzerland, Greece, Italy, Spain and festivals such Grauzone, E-Tropolis, Prague Gotik Treffen, Subkulurfestivalen & many more.

BLACK DEVIL DISCO CLUB

Initially a disco-era obscurity, Black Devil Disco Club resumed activity several decades after the release of their cult-classic debut. French library musician Bernard Fèvre released Disco Club, a six-track album of spooky electro-disco credited to the band name Black Devil, in 1978.
The little-known record gradually gained a following, especially as interest in vintage disco resurged during the 2000s. Rephlex reissued the material in 2004, and Fèvre began actively recording and performing as Black Devil Disco Club, starting with 2006's 28 After. He continued delivering variations on his signature sound over the next decade and a half, venturing into a more pop-influenced direction with 2011's guest-heavy Circus. Further efforts included 2020's playful, ebullient Lucifer Is a Flower and 2023's Etincelles.

Bernard Fèvre was a member of French pop band Les Francs Garçons in the late 1960s and early '70s. In 1975, he began releasing albums of spacy electronic instrumentals under his own name. Adopting the pseudonym Junior Claristidge, Fèvre recorded Black Devil's Disco Club, an album of futuristic disco filled with cosmic synths, shuffling drums, tape loops, and echo-drenched, nonsensical vocals. Composer and organist Jacky Giordano, incognito as Joachim Sherylee, was credited as the other member of the group, but Fèvre later commented that Giordano only provided financial backing for the project, essentially acting as executive producer. Released by RCA in France as well as Italian label Out, Disco Club made little impact at the time, but disco connoisseurs gradually picked up on its otherworldly charms, particularly around the early 2000s. Aphex Twin's Rephlex label eventually re-released the tracks in 2004, but instead of a straightforward reissue, they parceled the material over the course of three 12"s and one CD single, with a remix by Luke Vibert's disco-inspired Kerrier District alias appearing on two of the releases. The music's futuristic sound, combined with its quixotic release scheme, caused many listeners and journalists to erroneously believe that the whole project was a scam propagated by Rephlex.

BOY DELUXE

Boy Deluxe is a genre-bending, dark electronic group hailing from Los Angeles. Pushing the boundaries of pop music with a heavy, dark edge, their unconventional sounds and willingness to experiment make them one of the most innovative acts today.