Min Taka offers a glimpse into her inner world with a captivating blend of indie, synth-pop, hyperpop and Turkish influences. One moment soft and intimate, the next bursting with electronic energy. Although her stage name is based on the myth of a lost paradise, Min Taka is currently proving herself to be the rising star in the pop scene. And she’s here to stay!

Inspired by artists such as Mitski, Caroline Polachek, Cocteau Twins and Charli XCX, the pixie-pop artist released her latest EP, “I Think We Should Just Move In Together”, in July 2025, which was streamed over 1 million times in a single week. To top it all off, she also won the Rotterdam Music Award for Hit of the Year last year for the title track, “Boston”. And she fared well nationally too, with a nomination for the Edison Awards.

Since 2020, she has performed at numerous venues and festivals, including Down The Rabbit Hole, ESNS, The Great Escape and Motel Mozaique. With her songs in Turkish and English, she has already won over the Netherlands, so now it’s Europe’s turn to be conquered. But first, one last show in her second home, Rotterdam!

KAGAMI

KAGAMI is a Rotterdam-based Cosmic Funk duo that blends Japanese City Pop and 1980s AOR with French Touch, Italo disco and Brazilian MPB. Inspired by artists such as Daft Punk and Casiopea, they create a sound that is both nostalgic and futuristic.

In 2023, they made a big splash in the Japanese charts for the first time, and their EP Time Machine helped them make a name for themselves internationally. Within a few months, the record had surpassed one million streams on Spotify and Apple Music, fuelled by several Spotify editorial playlists and extensive airplay worldwide. But they’re just as impressive live: their hybrid duo set, featuring layered synthesisers, vocoders and DJ work, is guaranteed to get the party started.

Hana Fatur

Hana Fatur is a melancholic indie pop artist, whose evocative songwriting and delicate voice guide us through the mosaic of her memories and inner emotional unrest. Her poetic songs about quiet loneliness, sleepless thoughts and deep sadness make for sensitive and lyric-focused music, which echoes Phoebe Bridgers’ dark sincerity and Daughter’s ambient sound.

The 23-year old singer-songwriter originates from a small country of Slovenia and is currently based in Rotterdam in the Netherlands. These days, after concluding her autumn Popronde tour, the 2024 winner of the Grote Prijs van Rotterdam is performing around the Netherlands and working on her debut EP, with its first two singles “Satellite” and “Follow South” already released.