Friday 23 October, 20:00

Benjamin Epps + Sebb Bash + DJ Stresh

Booking Required

Benjamin Epps, Sebb Bash and DJ Stresh combine rap, production and turntablism in a night that balances lyrical intensity and vinyl-driven groove. Benjamin Epps brings crisp delivery and narrative tracks from his forthcoming second album, while Sebb Bash’s decades of production history feed deep, sample-rich backdrops. DJ Stresh anchors the set with technical mixing and battle-honed energy. The programme traces personal journeys and hip‑hop lineage, alternating raw punchlines with warm analog textures and club-ready momentum.

Place des Volontaires 4,
1204 Genève
Photo Credit: The Spot
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Photo Credit: The Spot

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